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Comment on 3 Days in Tokyo. Matt’s completely unofficial guide to getting lost in very limited areas of the city by Tammara

Tammara — Tue, 23 Aug 2016 23:57:10 +0000

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Comment on Matt’s Back–and Reading from The Way You Are by Sajid

Sajid — Wed, 02 Mar 2016 11:08:47 +0000

Hi there. Stopping by to say hi from the Grow Your Blog hop. I just sent you an email and would love to cohost with you one day. I have added you to my redaer and look forward to learning more. Happy New Year!Kim

Comment on The Words Less Spoken: IDAHO 2012 by Adrien

Adrien — Wed, 02 Mar 2016 10:52:55 +0000

How long have Teletubbies been around anwyay? I think my kids were beyond the age of watching that kind of programming when they came on the scene. Mine grew up watching Sesame Street and they and I watched and loved that together. My grandkids I don’t think have ever seen Teletubbies and I don’t know why? Well, they aren’t all that big on watching full programs -commercials have always been their big interest although the grandson LOVES Elmo and Dora; his sister did watch Dora. But the subject of guns now, that’s something else. I had a holster and 2 guns, plus a cowgirl outfit when I was a kid -about 50 years ago it was that my aunt and uncle got it for me and there was never any flack given out by my Mom over it. I even wore it to school -holster and guns too, come to think of it! Where we live -in central Penna. -is kind of the hunting capitol of the country I think. Folks here eat, breathe and sleep, hunting, rifles, handguns too (for the occasional snake in the grass ya know.) I grew up though with no uncles who hunted although a couple of my Mom’s first cousins did and most of our neighbors did too. My ex did not however, hunt and truthfully, I probably owe my life to that because no hunting meant no gun and no gun in the house was a good thing when you’re married to an alcoholic who was a bit of a lunatic at times. My son then, like me, was not raised around guns being a normal part of the home but ALL his friends were and he never had a lick of interest then or since in hunting or guns, etc. Cars though -oh my how he loved them then and still does. And he taught his little sister all kinds of stuff about cars. Their Dad is an auto mechanic and daughter Mandy here can converse with her Dad about cars with the best of ’em! My son-in-law is a hunter -well, when he can get a license to hunt deer anwyay that is. Two years running his application was too late and he couldn’t hunt then. So now there is a rifle, as well as a handgun in this old house. Yes, they are locked away in the gun cabinet he has in the basement but Kurtis shows no interest whatsoever in any type of toy gun (nor does Maya) with the exception of squirt guns! And then, they are only for the sole purpose -and fun -of seeing how wet you can get someone, in their minds. (Or the dog or the cats too on the getting things wet.) Granted they are still young and who knows, as they get older, gain more information about such things, they might decide they want to go hunting but it wasn’t an innate thing in the grandson, that’s for sure. But again, the cars thing -that bug bit both Maya and Kurtis very early on and they both love cars, trucks, fire engines, trains -anything that runs! They were drawn to them before we ever even bought a toy car or truck for either one of ’em! So, some stuff does have to be nature and yet, not too! Sometimes this stuff really does make a person stop and just do the head scratch thing ya know.