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POPSWhat is Life? Kurt Vonnegut's description of an enormous grinning Cheshire Cat as lord of the universe always cheers me up.
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POPSForgettable Things of 2009 There are more but these are the best ones. Read the entire article there may be others that you think are the most forgettable things of 2009
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POPSTerrible Life Lessons From Your Favorite Christmas Movies Movie: A Christmas Carol (1951) Bad Lesson: People Will Like You Instantly If You Give Them Money Movie: Home Alone (1990) Bad Lesson: People in the Chicago Suburbs Never Call the Police for Any Reason Whatsoever Movie: National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation (1989) Bad Lesson: Sometimes Chevy Chase Makes Good Movies Movie: Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas (2000) Bad Lesson: If People Were Mean to You as a Kid, That Excuses ANY Malicious Criminal Behavior You Might Commit When You’re an Adult Movie: It's a Wonderful Life (1946) Bad Lesson: If You’re in Need of a Moment of Clarity – Why Not Give Suicide a Try? Movie: Miracle on 34th Street (1947) Bad Lesson: If Enough People Say Something Is True, Eventually, It Becomes True Movie: A Christmas Story (1983) Bad Lesson: Toy Safety Warnings are Pointless and Should Be Disregarded Immediately.
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POPSa spongebob christmas to my clipper friends Once we used to fight over smaller problems Collecting money and drinking together Once we used to share our sadness drinking tea near old hotels Helping each other with assignments Feeling bored with never changing climates Those golden times will never again come, beloved friends But I will still remember you just being there Looking towards one another and cracking jokes to one another Happy holidays to my beloved friends For now, forever in eternity Either you belong here or you live in other lands Friendship goes far beyond any lands or boundaries Our love will remain forever floating Like the wind in the lonely desert Just want to drop few lines and say Happy, happy holidays to my beloved friends Either near or far, either on the Internet or in some foreign lands Either near me or never with me I know you all belong very close to me Happy holidays to my all beloved friends
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POPSIdeagasms Student This blog is about an Ideagasms student and his journey through life as a spiritual student who truly wants love in his life
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POPSEffective insomnia management without pills! This insomnia management program literally changed my life. I've struggled with sleep my whole life and had bad experiences with sleeping aids. Now I have natural, effective techniques for the restful sleep I need.
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POPSVictoria Kennedy My late husband, Ted Kennedy, was passionate about health-care reform. It was the cause of his life. He believed that health care for all our citizens was a fundamental right, not a privilege, and that this year the stars -- and competing interests -- were finally aligned to allow our nation to move forward with fundamental reform. He believed that health-care reform was essential to the financial stability of our nation's working families and of our economy as a whole. @lta | Ted Kennedy http://nytimes.twi.bz/ld @lta | Victoria Kennedy http://google.twi.bz/xs
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POPS'It's A Wonderful Life,' Indeed It's A Wonderful Life" is my favorite Christmas classic because it is a story of hope and redemption. One that in many ways transcends the movie itself. At a time when the movie's star actor, Jimmy Stewart, was wondering if he had lost the "magic" that had made him a pre-war Hollywood titan, director Frank Capra asked the World War II hero if he would play a part in a film he was producing.
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POPSHow Drug Treatment Programs Help in Treating the Drug Addict Individuals in the age group of 13 to 18 should be handled very carefully, because this is the age, where some individuals take wrong route in their life. During this age, the individual fall as a prey to various bad habits and the one among them is drug addiction.
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POPSWhat metaphors to you live by? I am working on a presentation on dealing with grief and loss. One of the metaphors used to mange this core issue is "a journey." No one grieves in the same way at the same speed or arrives at the same end destination (if there is one). This is why "a journey" is so useful when understanding our losses. What metaphors do you use to manage the losses in life? What general metaphors do you live by? Comment or tweet us a reply @thirstyfishinfo