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In response to: "Here I am again! Am I in danger of losing my mojo?" 11 days old
by Rasal [Visitor]

Your really doing great!.I appreciate it. I will come back again soon...

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In response to: "Here I am again! Am I in danger of losing my mojo?" 12 days old
by deleted user [Visitor]

HI there. It is a shame about the kids. It seems to happen often. They are so idealistic I guess.
have fun with Susi from Italy ;) more…

In response to: "Here I am again! Am I in danger of losing my mojo?" 12 days old
by GoingSomewhere [Member]

Glad to see that your life is moving forward. I hope you manage to find someone to make you happy. Pity about Mrs D. Sometimes love just isn't enough. Also, it's a shame that children think they have the right to judge their parents. That's not meant as a criticism of your children, but as a general comment. My partner's children have caused more…

In response to: "What is heartache?" 113 days old
by KandAmoist [Member]

Many thanks for that, for making sense of something that had puzzled me for a long time more…

In response to: "What is heartache?" 113 days old
by Alexander Keith [Visitor]

Heart ache is merely a chemical reaction of stress hormone. These stress hormones as adrenaline cause certain parts of the muscular parts of the hearts to be stunned and therefore cause "heart ache".

It can caus hart problems if not controlled, however, usually rather unlikely. Nevertheless, long time exposure of heart ache, as an expo more…

In response to: "What is heartache?" 136 days old
by Stephanie [Visitor]

I'm glad I found this topic. I wasn't sure what to Google for.
This happens whenever I am sad but usually only when love is involved. more…

In response to: "What is heartache?" 289 days old
by doormouse [Visitor]

I agree with the thing about heartache not being only due to losing a loved one. I have felt that sudden twinge many times throughout my life even as a very young kid, like when I made someone angry or upset. I recently read somewhere that it was due to not enough blood within the heart at the time it pumps, perhaps the blood pressure drops when we more…

In response to: "What is heartache?" 319 days old
by J [Visitor]

I definately know the feeling you're talking about and for a few years now have been hoping to find out what exactly causes it. I know that I've felt that "heartache" sensation hundreds of times and still don't know whether to describe it as physical pain or not... Anyway in my experience, I don't need to lose a loved one to feel that more…

In response to: "We give aid and education and they want to kill teachers" 330 days old
by Günter Komoll [Visitor]

Jungochsen sind überwiegend geschlachtet worden so das aus dem Krieg überwiegend Beta-Sparer-Familien-Männer zurück kam.
Statistisch sterben im Krieg Draufgänger eher da sie deutlich spontaner sind als Beta-Familien-Jungs. Erst Analysieren um ein Überleben im Krieg zu realisieren.
Nach dem Krieg waren die jungen Frauen traurig genug um more…

In response to: "We give aid and education and they want to kill teachers" 330 days old
by Günter Komoll [Visitor]

Die Weltwirtschaftskrise von 1929 wurde ja extra vom US-Großkapital, die der Meinung waren nur ein Toter Indianer ist ein guter Indianer, und Deutschen Großkapital gemacht um die Deutschen Familien Sparer Menschen zu zerstören und die Juden die auch für Qualität made in Germany einstanden wie Walter Ratenau der Gründer der AEG zu vernichten. Walter more…

In response to: "Low Frequency Hum" 438 days old
by Claudia [Visitor]

I have the same problem with the lights and bulbs. My husband thinks I'm crazy :) because he can't hear it. I can hear the lamps in our bedroom humm with a very thin and anoying noise and I have to turn them on or of in order to stop the noise. more…

In response to: "Low Frequency Hum" 524 days old
by Stephanie Sharp [Visitor]

I first experienced the hum in August 2005, right after we moved into our house in West Cumbria, not that far from the Solway Coast. It scared me at first, but I have learned to live with it over the past 3 years. I'm 42, and I have heard it is quite common in people my age and older. It tends to come and go, and I can go for several weeks (some more…

In response to: "Have a naughty Xmas" 701 days old
by deleted user [Visitor]

Seasons wishes to you too. Mine will be naughty : ) but only a little more…

In response to: "Have a naughty Xmas" 701 days old
by phinebooty [Member]

happy holidays more…

In response to: "We give aid and education and they want to kill teachers" 718 days old
by phinebooty [Member]

i really think anybody who gioes to a muslim country (or any foreign country)should get an orientation lesson before they do so. after the furore over the cartoons last year and knowing what it's like for teachers here in the UK(u cant touch kids, or scold or whatever) why would anybody not double check with authorities in the school to see if it's more…

In response to: "We give aid and education and they want to kill teachers" 719 days old
by The_Walrus ^Pro

It's much nastier than it appears, in fact.

Their president is really just a warlord who happens to have grabbed control, and is filling his overseas bank with oil revenues while presiding over the attempted eradication of a large part of the country's population.

The local impoverished Muslims certainly are a bunch of id more…

In response to: "Hill" 724 days old
by KandAmoist [Member]

Thanks sweetie, that's very nice of you to say so more…

In response to: "Hill" 725 days old
by Sienna ^Pro

Great writing! more…

In response to: "Hill" 747 days old
by phinebooty [Member]

mothers. do we ever not think about them?!. a very beautiful and enlightening read. thank u for sharing with us more…

In response to: "She's invited Sir A and his slave to the party!" 748 days old
by MichaelDavid [Member]

im totally confused.. .. more…

In response to: "Hill" 749 days old
by antlady69 ^Pro

Very sweet post, K! But don't feel guilty, I'm sure your mother wouldn't want you to either! She probably didn't think twice about carrying two bags of shopping up the hill, it was normal for her.

And not having helped her doesn't blemish your love for her.

If anything, you can learn from this memory: next time you see more…

In response to: "Hill" 750 days old
by GoingSomewhere [Member]

Very evocative. A lovely thank you to your mother. more…

In response to: "Hill" 752 days old
by deleted user [Visitor]

beautiful post...lovely...pleasure to read...can just imagine it all.....:) more…

In response to: "Destined to be celibate now? Dilemma advice needed" 772 days old
by smitty1247 [Member]

Who would you have more fun with or have the potential of more fun with. If you can answer that, take that person. more…

In response to: "Party pooped" 772 days old
by smitty1247 [Member]

She invited her ex-lovers, did she have her current one there too or is that Sir A? I agree with SJ that she would like to prove something or do it to rub it her husbands face. Granted I don't know any of the story before this, but outside looking in, it strikes me as odd. more…

In response to: "Ages of man" 778 days old
by phinebooty [Member]

I am not sure i understand the question. the media is always biased nin the way they report, you are right about that, but i thought children were children until the age of 12, when they become youths till 19 and then yourng adults till about 26. i am talking in terms of society and the law. however as u rightly say some children seem to mature fas more…

In response to: "Ages of man" 794 days old
by KandAmoist [Member]

I believe that someone merely accused of a crime has the right not to have their name associated with that crime in the minds of the public, until they are found guilty.

There ae too may cases where innocent people have been accused of crimes, and indeed found guilty. Today, the Great British Press seem to take great delight being jud more…

In response to: "Ages of man" 794 days old
by  [Visitor]

And why hide their identities? Surely its better to name and shame? more…

In response to: "Party pooped" 802 days old
by KandAmoist [Member]

Yes, but that's what people do at these events - ignore the crap and emphasise the (mostly imagined) wonderful.

It wouldn't have cost him anything to say something like " thank you Mrs D for putting up with me for all these years, you are one of a kind" more…

In response to: "Party pooped" 802 days old
by KandAmoist [Member]

Last time she'd been at dinner at ours, this young woman (even younger than Curvee) stood beside my chair as she was getting ready to leave and played with my hair, which I'm letting grow at the moment, thus it is rather long and curly.

I've told her before that I fancy her and we both joke about me being a dirty old man ... but I fee more…