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Where in the World is Bob Saget?
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StarWarsGirl
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Great! Thanks for the advice. I'll see if I can get in and make it work with my schedule.
Funny you mentioned skiing. They are also offering skiing for PE credit. While ice skating isn't bad and when I did it in WDW, I had no trouble with my asthma, I'd be concerned about skiing. Unlike Elsa, it turns out the cold really does bother me.
Gabe1
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Cross Country skiing or Down Hill? Either, boy the weather sure plays into that. I love to ski but I don't think I'd want a class of that, especially for credit.
StarWarsGirl
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I'm the opposite. I love reading the news.I avoid the news entirely. Problem solved.
I havent a clue what's going on, I have enough to worry about on a daily basis.
I like it better this way.
I took two years of advanced journalism in high school and wrote for the paper for those two years. I loved it. If I thought I could make a living being a full time writer, I'd pursue it. Alas, there are too many who have the same dream.
Anyway, I kind of got into the habit because we were supposed to be reading the news to learn how to write our own stories, and if we had nothing else to do, we were supposed to be reading the news. My last few months at it I really got into it because I basically was eating lunch in the journalism lab (I had a late lunch, so I'd eat at the beginning of class and then didn't feel like going to the cafeteria, especially since it was across the school and my next class was just down the stairs from the journalism lab), so I was there for almost two hours and sometimes would run out of stuff to do, especially since my journalism teacher had me doing a lot of editing. So I got into a habit of reading the news.
It's a skill that has served me well in college. When researching, I'm better able to pick out the legitimate news from the phony news and identify bias more quickly. The writing ability from Journalism has also served me well
JenniferS
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No offense to anyone who has them - but:Maud Wagner, the first female tattoo artist in the U.S. 1911
Ugly now. Ugly then.
StarWarsGirl
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I was just thinking that you could use the horse head and reenact a scene from the Godfather...I'D LOVE TO DRESS UP Walter in this costume
JenniferS
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Meh, not that this is earth-shattering news, but in the interest of sharing every single detail of my life, I forgot to tell y'all:
Last Wednesday, I had a brutal allergy day. In between sneezing, blowing, wiping, rubbing my eyes, blowing some more ... I knocked out my nose pin.
Sadly, my nose was sooooo sore, that I couldn't slide it back in right away. I froze my nose with Emla cream, and tried to put it back in a half hour later. Despite my vigorous attempts, the hole had completely closed over already.
So, for those keeping track, that's strike three.
While I won't miss the upkeep and the PITA process of washing my face twice daily, I do miss how cute my tiny little nose stud was.
Last Wednesday, I had a brutal allergy day. In between sneezing, blowing, wiping, rubbing my eyes, blowing some more ... I knocked out my nose pin.
Sadly, my nose was sooooo sore, that I couldn't slide it back in right away. I froze my nose with Emla cream, and tried to put it back in a half hour later. Despite my vigorous attempts, the hole had completely closed over already.
So, for those keeping track, that's strike three.
While I won't miss the upkeep and the PITA process of washing my face twice daily, I do miss how cute my tiny little nose stud was.
StarWarsGirl
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I agree. Have never understood the appeal of tattoos. To me, it just doesn't look good. I don't think it looks professional at all. I would never get one myself. I also think it's best that those who choose to get one get it in a place where it's visible only to themselves, their significant others, or if they are on the beach. Of course it is a personal choice. Just my opinion.
My 9th grade biology teacher grossed us out with tattoos. They completely lost their appeal for me after that.
StarWarsGirl
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No idea. It just says skiing. I don't even know where they go to do it
StarWarsGirl
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This has been an awful allergy season for me. It's a constant thing. Also a lot of colds. No stomach virus though. I usually get one every September since first grade. I'm expecting revenge at some point.
My mom had an infection in her second hole in her ear. It closed up. She keeps saying she'll poke it back through, but then doesn't. At this point, it just needs to be redone.
As for me, I still want to work for Disney. They only allow the traditional ear piercing. No others.
JenniferS
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Me too.
StarWarsGirl
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Haha.
In my case there's an actual plan to try to make it happen, though. Full time.
StarWarsGirl
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This is adorable
Cesar R M
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same here.
I honestly dont think I can handle anything above 9 hours of flight time.
my legs (thin veins due of chemo and radiation) might get me killed by blood cloths.
Cesar R M
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like I said before, they are gonna milk it to death.Is anyone sick of the media talking about ebola 24/7.And Obama cancelled a trip here because of it.
just like they milked the Indonesian plane. :/
Cesar R M
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ewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww
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