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Yatayee @Yatayee (117) • Australia 14 Apr 09

Plenty of people say they love to travel, but what part of it do you love the most? Seeing famous landmarks? Learning new languages? Experiencing new cultures and religions? Trying new foods? Do you prefer trekking, camping, or...

flying

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Yatayee Sounds like my kind of holiday. There are only a few friends I would want to holiday with, because the rest would either hate doing "nothing" or would always want to do things I had no interest in! I also love just walking the streets and reading. But my...

14 Apr 09

TheRealDawn @dawnald (85146) • Shingle Springs, California 27 Feb 09

Do you think I will still be able to make payout? Oh wait, that is a poll, not allowed... think think think... OK how about this. Do you have a blog? If you do, what kind of things do you post there? Is it personal or...

dawn

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Yatayee RSS is great! My very first blog post was about RSS because I was completely clueless and knew nothing about it. I was terrified. But it's not so hard. Basically RSS "feeds" are just the latest posts coming to your reader just like emails come to an inbox. I...

14 Apr 09

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rocketsky @rocketsky (1013) • China 14 Apr 09

many friends here on mylot ask me the same question why they have given so much posts but they are still at a lower level. I think most of mylotters would say the main reason is the quality of your posts . moore importantly...

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Yatayee The most irritating are the ones where they paste a non-relevent thing ten times. Like, "I enjoy your post very much. I hope to read more of your fabulous interest." I get these incessantly on my blogs, drives me rather crazy :) Blatantly obvious that all they...

14 Apr 09

Yatayee @Yatayee (117) • Australia 12 Jul 07

I ask this because when I think back to my school days I really didn't know what I wanted to be "when I grew up". Actually, I still don't know! I hated Geography with a passion. At the time it seemed better than History... and now...

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Yatayee I wasn't into sport much. I know I had more geography teachers than I can remember. At least fifteen over the three years I took it. It wouldn't have made any difference though, I just wasn't into the subject.

13 Jul 07

Yatayee @Yatayee (117) • Australia 12 Jul 07

I ask this because when I think back to my school days I really didn't know what I wanted to be "when I grew up". Actually, I still don't know! I hated Geography with a passion. At the time it seemed better than History... and now...

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Yatayee That is so true! I think a lot of the schooling system is still preparing students for university instead of for life. It's crazy that someone has to learn trigonometry but not "how to balance a cheque book", "how to prepare a budget and stick to it", "how to...

13 Jul 07

Coralie Raia Darsey-Malloy @Perspectives (7131) • Canada 6 Jul 07

This came up as an idea for me with the release of Michael Moore's movie Sicko. He is doing a comparision on Canada's and other countries who have Universal Health Care and why the U.S. does not. It appears that the U.S. is one of...

emergency needs covered immediately

univerdsal versus private health care

weighing pros and cons

what if they were not

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Yatayee We also are moving towards the two-tier system. The present government somehow thinks the sun shines out of the USA's backside and that everything they have must be better... they are slowly eroding the public system with excuses that it isn't being used by as...

13 Jul 07

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Yatayee @Yatayee (117) • Australia 12 Jul 07

I ask this because when I think back to my school days I really didn't know what I wanted to be "when I grew up". Actually, I still don't know! I hated Geography with a passion. At the time it seemed better than History... and now...

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Yatayee I can remember the horror in my Chemistry teacher's face when I told her I was dropping out of the subject. She just didn't understand, since I was coming first in the class. But it was something I could see would become less about the fun of practical and...

12 Jul 07

Yatayee @Yatayee (117) • Australia 12 Jul 07

No, really! I think every person who replies will have a very strong feeling one way or the other. But I don't think everyone is totally truthful when they say it doesn't matter. It probably shouldn't matter, but the fact is, a...

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Yatayee Nor do I, I think you have said exactly what I feel. I don't and never have based a friendship on whether they have the exact same private life as me. Sure, we do tend to gravitate towards people who have similar interests, but even those people have parts of...

12 Jul 07

Yatayee @Yatayee (117) • Australia 12 Jul 07

I ask this because when I think back to my school days I really didn't know what I wanted to be "when I grew up". Actually, I still don't know! I hated Geography with a passion. At the time it seemed better than History... and now...

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Yatayee Unless we go after a career in science, I don't think most of us have much use for the things you struggled at. I wouldn't worry too much, I do find brainteasers interesting but I don't much care if I can't work out the velocity of a projectile. So let someone...

12 Jul 07

Yatayee @Yatayee (117) • Australia 12 Jul 07

I ask this because when I think back to my school days I really didn't know what I wanted to be "when I grew up". Actually, I still don't know! I hated Geography with a passion. At the time it seemed better than History... and now...

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Yatayee There is something special about an interest when you can teach it to others. I think it makes you enjoy something even more when you have a gift to share.

12 Jul 07

Yatayee @Yatayee (117) • Australia 12 Jul 07

No, really! I think every person who replies will have a very strong feeling one way or the other. But I don't think everyone is totally truthful when they say it doesn't matter. It probably shouldn't matter, but the fact is, a...

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Yatayee You gave me a good chuckle, thank you. :)

12 Jul 07

Yatayee @Yatayee (117) • Australia 12 Jul 07

I ask this because when I think back to my school days I really didn't know what I wanted to be "when I grew up". Actually, I still don't know! I hated Geography with a passion. At the time it seemed better than History... and now...

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Yatayee Yes, why didn't anyone choose "lunch" as their favourite subject? I had forgotten choir. I hated the teacher but I loved to sing. Sometimes that made choir tolerable.

12 Jul 07

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Galena @Galena (9110) 17 Apr 07

what's your take on it? a lot of people do seem to disapprove, but personally I do take payment. unless it's for a friend or family member, I expect it. the way I see it, these are my skills, and I don't draw the energy I...

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Yatayee Well find the right reader. In terms of the tarot, they do not predict the future. Their job is to give you insight and guidance as to what you might wish to choose when it comes to your paths in life, your everyday choices. The future is what it will be, but...

12 Jul 07

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Yatayee @Yatayee (117) • Australia 12 Jul 07

I ask this because when I think back to my school days I really didn't know what I wanted to be "when I grew up". Actually, I still don't know! I hated Geography with a passion. At the time it seemed better than History... and now...

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Yatayee What languages did you study? I did Indonesian, German, Japanese and French... and I have forgotten nearly all of it, I can't even count properly. French is the only one I remember anything of really and it is because I did it for four years, but you would...

12 Jul 07

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