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I am No. 13... (Reply to this comment)
by davodd
Loved hearing your grownup voice on the phone yesterday!
Woot!
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May 24 '07
11:58 pm PDT
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Cool rant (Reply to this comment)
by keepitgangsta
Hey i actually didn't know much if anything about you but this rant type thing was really good, thanks for the info.
Peace
Ruth
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Feb 26 '04
5:25 pm PST
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Cool rant (Reply to this comment)
by keepitgangsta
Hey i actually didn't know much if anything about you but this rant type thing was really good, thanks for the info.
Peace
Ruth
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Feb 26 '04
5:24 pm PST
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I'm a Brownie, but I never had the Suit (Reply to this comment)
by chezon
fyi: my friends have recently named me the F*g-Hag of Atlanta. gay men make the best friends! (i should know, i got a million of 'em. :)
great review. i enjoyed stepping into your life even if for a moment.
~Che
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Apr 29 '03
2:09 pm PDT
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Re: Purple is a great color! (Reply to this comment)
by chezon
i had a purple bedroom as well. and for awhile, i wouldn't wear any other color. it drove my parents crazy!
~che
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Apr 29 '03
2:01 pm PDT
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Don't ever forget... (Reply to this comment)
by chrisceb
Sax players are ALWAYS good kissers *wink*
Good one girl!
Chris B.
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Apr 27 '03
6:55 pm PDT
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#17. (Reply to this comment)
by Susie-34668
Well you are 3 years younger than me, I always feel like 18 years old.
Susie :)
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Apr 11 '03
3:13 pm PDT
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Wow! (Reply to this comment)
by lorace
Fantastic presentation. I loved reading this. And no, I didn't know this much about you before reading this.
Horrible, horrible about your dog. My heart broke trying to feel as you must have felt. What a terrible thing - I couldn't imagine it. My husband came home from school & found that his dad had shot his Springer, for no reason. He's never forgotten it!
Loved learning about you.
Thanks so much,
Lorace
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Apr 11 '03
12:31 pm PDT
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:-) (Reply to this comment)
by jankp
You're one swell chic. I also had a dog named Skip, a beagle, as a toddler, but can't remember him except from pictures. He died from a ghastly accident so maybe I blocked it.
Jan
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Apr 10 '03
9:48 pm PDT
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by WilliamJones
You could almost say that at this moment, I'm at peace with where I am.
Wish I could say that. Nice reading something about you. Terrific idea that corpgent guy had.
-Bill
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Apr 10 '03
5:10 pm PDT
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Thanks (Reply to this comment)
by Suzer
Kristina for this editorial, though for whatever reason it made my eyes well up with tears.
Suz
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Apr 10 '03
8:50 am PDT
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Kristina :) (Reply to this comment)
by foxy_shy
This is the 2nd? mm, looks like I've missed out on the first one :( But I'll find it, definitely :) A great W/O, isn't it?
Kristina, you are one of those people who always make it better.
I think you're a treasure, because one actually gets to meet people like you really seldom. Sometimes one doesn't.
Thank you for being with us and for sharing your love!!
:)))
Oleg
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Apr 10 '03
6:56 am PDT
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Some Things in Common... (Reply to this comment)
by divad23
2. My first memory is of being two years old and in Straight Creek, Kentucky. I was at my grandmother's house (really, a shack). By the way - she had no indoor plumbing, just an outhouse. All water was found to be in a well, accessible on the front porch. Anyway, I remember leaning over the railing on the back porch and my grandmother pulled me back, and told me to be careful. I peered over the edge and saw that it was a long way down into a field of weeds. That's my first memory folks.
Interesting... my first memory is being 2, standing on a stool to reach a light switch, having it tip over, falling and ending up with a bleeding lip, and being chastised by my dad. There's something about the threat (real or perceived) of getting hurt and being chewed out by our elders that sticks with us, apparently.
7. In fourth grade, I started taking guitar lessons from Mr. Koczergo. By the way, he was massively good looking! I learned a lot from him and six months later, I was able to play and sing in mass. I did that for four years and it was the most connected I've ever felt to organized religion.
So you learned in fourth grade what I learned at age 23? Sheesh. Oh well, just goes to show you that praise songs are a great way to learn the guitar because most of 'em have like four chords total.
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Apr 09 '03
10:54 am PDT
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So nice.. (Reply to this comment)
by nedipooh
Getting to know you better! Thanks for sharing!
8-)
~~Nedi~~
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Apr 09 '03
2:16 am PDT
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This was so nice (Reply to this comment)
by toospoiled
I like the way this flowed from beginning to end. I felt like you gave us a little snippet of your life, stage by stage. That was really cool!.
Thanks for sharing with us,
Cheers,
Karen :-)
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Apr 08 '03
10:57 pm PDT
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WOW! (Reply to this comment)
by aashok
The first word that came to my mind after reading this was, DRIVEN. And you've proven it with your substantial contributions, here at Epinions.
I don't think I can even count as high as 789.
:)
Thanks for sharing,
Ashok
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Apr 08 '03
2:05 pm PDT
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Hmmm, (Reply to this comment)
by ifif1938
very interesting and not what I expected to read...I've got to get working on my 20 things but haven't been able to focus...I love the way you started this and brought it to closure...With NO mention of music or Nsync...:)Who would have thought..
You really do seem like the sweet and caring person I have always thought you are..
Thanks for sharing your life and thoughts..
Barbara
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Apr 08 '03
6:45 am PDT
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about the gay guys... (Reply to this comment)
by emptywishes
my best friend has some sort of reverse gay-dar (well, I think it's been rewired since then heh, but still). in high school, all guys that she fell for ended up being gay. and her first college boyfriend would not give her the sex... (we're still not sure on what the verdict with him was, but still, how many college boys do you know that refuse sex?). poor chica.
luckily she found a good, straight one about two years ago and things are just wonderful for her now :)
Kim
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Apr 07 '03
11:05 pm PDT
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I'd have to say (Reply to this comment)
by SurgRN911
You could almost say that at this moment, I'm at peace with where I am. Sums it all up very nicely.
Nice read, thanks!
Di
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Apr 07 '03
2:17 pm PDT
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You would love the... (Reply to this comment)
by cr01
colour scheme in our living room - yup, purple woodwork, and green walls!!! Its actually very calming, but I'm not too sure about the pink painted ceiling!!
Thanks for sharing, I enjoyed the potted history.
Chris
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Apr 07 '03
1:41 pm PDT
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@[xxxx]:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::> (Reply to this comment)
by flamepillar
No matter how old I get, I still feel like I'm 15
You too, huh. But it IS kinda cool :) I guess I should do one of these things.
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Apr 07 '03
11:32 am PDT
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I can so relate! (Reply to this comment)
by briandalsmom
There is so much I can relate to in your life--the bad shag haircut, the lessons, etc. But this is the best, "I would give my worst enemy the shirt off of my back (as long as I had a bra on). " That's too funny and so true for me as well!
Thanks for sharing.
Connie
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Apr 07 '03
10:02 am PDT
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Very Insightful!!! (Reply to this comment)
by AinsleyJo
Each one of those 20 pieces of your life were like little clips of a film--as if each one could be expanded into full stories! This might be a project you'd like to take up when you have a spare moment!
Hoosier Hugs!
AJ :o)
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Apr 07 '03
9:52 am PDT
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Purple is a great color! (Reply to this comment)
by bonniesayers
My bedroom was purple as a kid growing up. In my third grade class the prize for math quizes was a lollipop or ice cream and I was one of two who got the lollipop. The teacher would dump our desks over when we were wrong and the guy sitting next to me got held back. I was so scared I would have to endure another year of that teacher.
In the third grade I was embarassed to hand out cupcakes so put them in the bathroom and the teacher found them.
I was always the one smoking in the girls room.
Bonnie
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Apr 07 '03
8:16 am PDT
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I can relate (Reply to this comment)
by theresaro
to this so well being a Libra like you The insecurities the hives and beleiving that all people are good. Thanks for sharing so much about yourself I enjoyed reading this.
Teri :)
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Apr 07 '03
7:51 am PDT
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Your #4.. (Reply to this comment)
by staysee
reminded me of when I was in elementary school. They placed me in a "special class", that I thought was for "stupid" kids. Ironically, most of the students in the class, including myself graduated with high honors from my high school. For some reason, that stays with my memory.
staysee
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Apr 07 '03
7:40 am PDT
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I'm glad someone else had this experience (Reply to this comment)
by minorthreat78
All the time I was in high school, I wondered why nobody I asked out would date me. Almost 8 years later, almost all of them have come out as lesbians...one of the few experiences in life I can count as both frightening and comforting at once. :)
Good read.
minorthreat78
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Apr 07 '03
7:22 am PDT
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