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winzpc @winzpc (2354) • Indonesia 28 Oct 08

Hi, all my friends. All of us will take a bath in the morning before we start our activity. Of course, in the morning the air is still cool because sun haven't shine brightly. I always take a bath with cold water. But when...

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pink_bunny I'd say it will depend on what the weather is. Summer time, of course cold shower but during winter time, definitely H-O-T shower...lol! If and when its not too cold nor too hot, I still start with hot shower...but switching off the hot water tap during the...

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pink_bunny @pink_bunny (324) • Australia 17 Oct 08

You don't need to be shareholders or stock market brokers to be affected with what is currently going on. Currencies fluctuating, commodity prices soaring up to sky rocketing length, not to mention interest rates and petrol/fuel...

crisis

economy

finance

tumbling share market

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pink_bunny Judging from the number of responses that I've got so far for this discussion, I don't think there aren't many who are really conscious of what is happening around us and/or serious of doing something about it. People who are not affected (the rich and famous...

27 Oct 08

pink_bunny @pink_bunny (324) • Australia 17 Oct 08

You don't need to be shareholders or stock market brokers to be affected with what is currently going on. Currencies fluctuating, commodity prices soaring up to sky rocketing length, not to mention interest rates and petrol/fuel...

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pink_bunny Hello opal26, my heart goes out to you. I know exactly how you feel coz I was in that kind of situation before, being jobless. But then again, things were as not as bad then like now. For as long as you're receiving some form of financial aid, you'll be...

24 Oct 08

pink_bunny @pink_bunny (324) • Australia 17 Oct 08

You don't need to be shareholders or stock market brokers to be affected with what is currently going on. Currencies fluctuating, commodity prices soaring up to sky rocketing length, not to mention interest rates and petrol/fuel...

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pink_bunny We have to set aside all our whims for now and start being practical...I guess this is one way we can cope with this tight situation. If we have jobs and are earning money, try not to overspend what we're earning. If we can still save even just a couple of...

24 Oct 08

pink_bunny @pink_bunny (324) • Australia 21 Sep 08

I live in a country where children, when they reach a certain age, considers moving out from their parents' homes. My stepdaughter is only 15 but she's already contemplating this idea. She has already talked some of her older...

being responsible

moving out

teenagers

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pink_bunny Her wanting to move out is not because we're "caging" her...on the contrary, me and her dad had been very lenient with her, trying to understand this so-called "teenager attitude" but I guess, its still not good enough for her. She wants to be treated like an...

24 Oct 08

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pink_bunny @pink_bunny (324) • Australia 17 Oct 08

You don't need to be shareholders or stock market brokers to be affected with what is currently going on. Currencies fluctuating, commodity prices soaring up to sky rocketing length, not to mention interest rates and petrol/fuel...

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suspenseful @suspenseful (40192) • Canada 16 Oct 08

The physiotherapist says she has done all she could. My husband's balance may not return. Now my husband is talking, oh insisting about moving to a senior's home again. I thought he had scrapped that idea, and we were getting the...

basement

reasons not to move to seniors home

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pink_bunny There are always pros and cons with every situation. In your case, moving into a seniors' home could prove to be beneficial too you know, especially since both you and your husband got your respective health problems now. You may still be mobile and may still...

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pink_bunny @pink_bunny (324) • Australia 21 Sep 08

I live in a country where children, when they reach a certain age, considers moving out from their parents' homes. My stepdaughter is only 15 but she's already contemplating this idea. She has already talked some of her older...

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pink_bunny Yes, that's what I'm hoping too, for her to come around one day and see for herself the foolishness she's been showing and displaying right now. However, with how things are going for herself at the moment, I honestly don't and can't see that happening soon....

12 Oct 08

dsharat @dsharat (456) • India 11 Oct 08

I have got a really creepy situation for you... One night,your closest friend comes to your place and wants to spend some time with you.You both will be sitting on staircase and chit chatting for long time..Suddenly you will...

friend

true

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pink_bunny I'll probably will take the call as a joke first, then try to peek at the staircase if my friend is still there. If he/she is still there, then definitely the call was just a prank call. But it he/she is no longer there, then I'm sure all the hair in my body,...

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pink_bunny @pink_bunny (324) • Australia 5 Sep 08

Would you consider yourself becoming an organ donor? Let some unfortunate souls extend their stay here on earth by giving them your organ/s that they so desperately need? I would...I've actually chosen to be an organ donor when I...

health

life

organ donor

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pink_bunny Its alright if that's how you feel about it. You're entitled to your own whims and wishes. You have a nice day too and thank you for your input.

22 Sep 08

pink_bunny @pink_bunny (324) • Australia 21 Sep 08

I live in a country where children, when they reach a certain age, considers moving out from their parents' homes. My stepdaughter is only 15 but she's already contemplating this idea. She has already talked some of her older...

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pink_bunny Eventhough she's being a total pain, I still would not want her to move out this early. Coz I know very well that its not going to do her any good. But, with her stubborness and attitude, if we will say no, she will not adhere to our wish just the same. Most...

22 Sep 08

pink_bunny @pink_bunny (324) • Australia 21 Sep 08

I live in a country where children, when they reach a certain age, considers moving out from their parents' homes. My stepdaughter is only 15 but she's already contemplating this idea. She has already talked some of her older...

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pink_bunny Yes, you're very correct on that. Thank you for your comment.

22 Sep 08

pink_bunny @pink_bunny (324) • Australia 21 Sep 08

I live in a country where children, when they reach a certain age, considers moving out from their parents' homes. My stepdaughter is only 15 but she's already contemplating this idea. She has already talked some of her older...

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pink_bunny Are you from the Philippines by any chance? Well, I was from there too. I know that the situation there is totally opposite...children doesn't want to move out especially when they have all the comforts that one can only imagine of getting. Never mind if the...

22 Sep 08

pink_bunny @pink_bunny (324) • Australia 21 Sep 08

I live in a country where children, when they reach a certain age, considers moving out from their parents' homes. My stepdaughter is only 15 but she's already contemplating this idea. She has already talked some of her older...

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pink_bunny She's really not keen into getting a college education, all she wants to do is a trade...something related into engineering. So, when she was offered this apprenticeship, she quit school eventhough she's still halfway in the term. She actually works as a...

22 Sep 08

pink_bunny @pink_bunny (324) • Australia 21 Sep 08

I live in a country where children, when they reach a certain age, considers moving out from their parents' homes. My stepdaughter is only 15 but she's already contemplating this idea. She has already talked some of her older...

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pink_bunny Yes, I guess that's the only thing I can do actually. I just hope it will stick with her and will not just go in one ear and out on the other the very next minute. Thank you for your comment.

22 Sep 08

pink_bunny @pink_bunny (324) • Australia 21 Sep 08

I live in a country where children, when they reach a certain age, considers moving out from their parents' homes. My stepdaughter is only 15 but she's already contemplating this idea. She has already talked some of her older...

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pink_bunny We live in Australia. I think its a bit lax here compared over there in the US. Here for one, at the age of 16, children are already entitled to get some financial support from the government, especially if they are no longer living with their parents. Some...

22 Sep 08

pink_bunny @pink_bunny (324) • Australia 21 Sep 08

I live in a country where children, when they reach a certain age, considers moving out from their parents' homes. My stepdaughter is only 15 but she's already contemplating this idea. She has already talked some of her older...

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pink_bunny I guess, it would have been a lot different if I had them when they were still little children. Now, I'm caught in this what we call "catch 22" situation, no matter what I do, I can't see myself winning. My only consolation is that, I've tried my best, I've...

22 Sep 08

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