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Malyck @Malyck (3425) • Australia 24 Apr 08

The following is an excerpt from a MySpace "bulletin" I came across a few days ago, and it hasn't stopped bugging me. Sometimes I can't believe the ignorance that still exists in this world! This was written by a 16 year old...

day night

ignorance

opinions

racism

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princesslee The sad thing is this girl will never be truly happy because she is too narrow-minded to be happy. She will always judge others, noone will live up to her expectations. I feel sorry for people like her. I hope she never tries to add me on myspace - she won't...

24 Apr 08

whiteheron @whiteheron (4222) • United States 19 Apr 08

Hey all of you writers, this is your opportunity to write a story ... Write and make yourr words carry the story forward as you will. Let's see how long we can keep it going. Please add to this from the last post to preserve...

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princesslee a large gate of wrought iron. The latch was rusty and fell off at Jesse's touch. The gate creaked on it's rusty hinges as Jesse pushed it open. Stepping through, he found he had come to...

21 Apr 08

whiteheron @whiteheron (4222) • United States 19 Apr 08

Hey all of you writers, this is your opportunity to write a story ... Write and make yourr words carry the story forward as you will. Let's see how long we can keep it going. Please add to this from the last post to preserve...

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princesslee something hanging from the bird's neck. Jesse moved closer, the bird unflinching. Reaching out, Jesse took what looked like a talisman of some sort from the bird, a crystal star inside a circle. Holding it up the light shone through the crystal, then...

20 Apr 08

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princesslee @princesslee (158) • Australia 15 Apr 08

I had heard that St Trinians was good & my friend had read otherwise. We decided to find out for ourselves - and we loved it! It's such a good laugh! Talk about your totally dysfunctional school! We want to go back to school & go...

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princesslee I didn't know there was an old version, but the new one is great. I hated school, too, but I'd have so much fun at a school like St Trinians, lol. I also love the music on it - so hope the soundtrack is released.

19 Apr 08

princesslee @princesslee (158) • Australia 18 Apr 08

Some questions in here are just weird, or plain stupid. No offence, everyone is entitled to their own opinions. I just wondered what the weirdest or dumbest question you think you've seen posted on mylot? (oh, this one is not...

weird questions

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princesslee I think some people just think up any silly thing to say. I've seen members with loads of questions that are really about nothing!

19 Apr 08

princesslee @princesslee (158) • Australia 18 Apr 08

I see so many separated parents use their children as pawns. Things like, "if you don't do this, you won't see your kids" .... or "fine! you won't have the kids on the weekend!" ... etc. Why? What on earth have your children...

kids

separation

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princesslee As I said, there are exceptions when parents do unthinkable things. Yes, parents don't realise what they are doing. A lot of the time they are so wrapped up in their own feelings of hurt and hatred that they don't think about the kids. It's not always their...

19 Apr 08

ms_missy @ms_missy (23) • Philippines 18 Apr 08

i'm so much into this guy.. it's been going on for more than 8 months now.. we text, chat, exchange emails all the time, lie a normal bf/gf would do. the thing is that we haven't seen each other in person. but as what he said,...

relationship

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princesslee If he keeps postponing meeting, you really have to wonder. Money is always a good copout. You're not that far from each other - you could meet half way. If he is genuine, then, yes, I agree with you that he'd do what he could to meet you.

18 Apr 08

CanadaGal @CanadaGal (4304) • Canada 15 Apr 08

My house has its first ever case of head lice. Considering that my older son is almost 9 years old now, and the twins just turned 7 years old, and all of them have been exposed to it in school many times over, I guess we're not...

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princesslee Yer, I often find nails the best thing! Horrid things, they are, lol.

16 Apr 08

lisaradgirl @lisaradgirl (404) • United States 15 Apr 08

ok, someone tell me how I am suppose to deal with my 12 yr old daughter!!!! LOL I want to tear my hair out sometimes. The moody-ness, the attitude, all of it. and don't tell me...I already know it's going to get worse. Any...

daughter

parenting

preteen

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princesslee I actually got that book from Big W, but book shops should have them. My local libray didn't have his books but did have others on the subject.

16 Apr 08

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ZaaBooz @ZaaBooz (3) • Malaysia 15 Apr 08

I love Hairspray!! everytime when i feel down, sure i'll on the movie and "Shake Shake Shake" together with the actors and actresses inside. The movie is full of joyful, chiming, splashy, and even i sit on sofa or floor, after...

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princesslee My youngest (Lauren) has been teased as she has a bit of extra weight on her (I don't think she's overweight, just cuddly) so watching Hairspray was great for her. Lauren is such a sweet girl, with a very caring nature about her. I tell her that's the most...

15 Apr 08

poppoppop111 @poppoppop111 (5731) • Canada 15 Apr 08

i keep getting letters from the school that my daughter is really tired at school and can't function right. she has been going to bed every night (even weekends) at 7 and getting up at 7 for school in the morning. she's been on...

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princesslee Then have her checked out. It's probably something simple, like just lacking in something. Anything unusual in a child is worth investigating, even if just for piece of mind.

15 Apr 08

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edgyk8inmomma @edgyk8inmomma (2157) • United States 11 Apr 08

This is a rant, and purely my personal opinion, read and respond with caution, but please share your thoughts. I am a childcare provider, and a mother of four myself. I have anywhere from 7 to 11 kids in my home any given day...

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princesslee I did read it all. I just do not see anything wrong with protecting children. By the sounds of it, you have plenty of room in your home for kids to be kids in. Not everyone has that. I'm a single parent, in a townhouse. When my kids father left, my kids...

15 Apr 08

poppoppop111 @poppoppop111 (5731) • Canada 15 Apr 08

i keep getting letters from the school that my daughter is really tired at school and can't function right. she has been going to bed every night (even weekends) at 7 and getting up at 7 for school in the morning. she's been on...

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princesslee Do you know if she's waking during the night? That could be it. Have you spoken to a doctor? Maybe she needs some tests, even if just to eliminate possible causes. She may just be lacking in something (iron, potassium, for instance). You know your little girl...

15 Apr 08

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LadyPS @LadyPS (160) • Singapore 15 Apr 08

Since this term ,my girl who is in primary4 now had not been doing well.As she had been a top student in her class for the pass three year.I am worry about her .When chating with friends the suggest that i should sent her for...

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princesslee Yes, hormone changes could be a factor. Kids are maturing so much quicker these days (especially girls). Have you heard of Michael Carr-Gregg? He is a leading psychologist & specialises in the problems with kids. He has a website, www.michaelcarr-gregg.com.au....

15 Apr 08

princesslee @princesslee (158) • Australia 4 Oct 07

I've found some discussions from mylot members about making money online. These members offered to provide links if requested. Well, I have requested them and have heard nothing back! I asked for the links over a week ago. Do...

people

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princesslee It was more than one person. I responded to a few who offered links. Oh, well, no matter.

5 Oct 07

princesslee @princesslee (158) • Australia 3 Oct 07

A lot of the clothes available for young girls, I feel, is too tarty. Though there are a lot of nice clothes, too many are too old-looking for a little girl. For example, the short, tight-fitting denim skirts, or the black...

parenting

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princesslee An 8 year old wants to wear a thong? omg! That really is ridiculous! I hope her mother tells her 'no way!'

3 Oct 07

princesslee @princesslee (158) • Australia 3 Oct 07

A lot of the clothes available for young girls, I feel, is too tarty. Though there are a lot of nice clothes, too many are too old-looking for a little girl. For example, the short, tight-fitting denim skirts, or the black...

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princesslee What, you think an 8 year old looks good in tarty clothes? Come on!

3 Oct 07

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