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March 3rd, 2009

Allie said :

Ha. My New Year’s was amazing. The next morning not so much. Hangover + stomach ache = no bueno.

February 21st, 2009

Sueanne_Tremendous said :

Oh, btw, what are cute recreational activities? I wanna do them too!

February 21st, 2009

Sueanne_Tremendous said :

I gotta say I love your name!

February 4th, 2009

jamzzy said :

hi =]

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  What would be the best financial decision?

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  What do you think of bulimia and bulimics?

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  What websites have the most inexpensive jewelry for piercings?

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  Know of any websites where you can get ringtones for free?

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• 4 days ago

  Do you trust your gut instincts?

  Always trust your gut. It’s when you don’t that things have the potential to be hazardous or go wrong. Like my father always told me after I took a test, and would change my answer, “Your first guess is always the right one.”
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  What naturally wakes a person up in the morning?

  Nothing. I am a dead log. If it weren’t for “unnatural” sources I would sleep forever.
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• 1 week ago

  What would be the best financial decision?

  Thanks so much to everyone. I need advice put in front of me in simple ways and you all did that. Emergency funds, then investment. I had a savings account at a smaller bank but I withdrew my money from that once I opened up my checking account with Chase. Should I stick with Chase for a savings account to put away my emergency spending money or does anyone know of a better bank to open up a savings account with? Maybe I’ll make that a Fluther question if I get no responses here, haha.
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• 1 week ago

  Does anyone have any personal insight on Asperger's Syndrome?

  I worked with a 10 year old boy with Asperger’s over the summer. From my experience, it was very hard to keep patience with him, and I’m a pretty patient person. That part may have been his personality more than the Asperger’s though. And your son is much younger. But generally, as with any form of Autism their social proprieties are off. With Asperger’s especially, they connect to one interest and that becomes their world (I’m speaking layman’s terms with all of this, I’m not a professional so excuse me) But their minds really seem to be one tracked, especially when they connect to that one interest. I would try to have a conversation with the boy, asking how his day went and he would have no interest, would be rude, just not respond, and if he had a bad day..get out of his way..on his good days he was nicer and more receptive. His interest was in computers and electronics and once started on them, he wouldn’t stop talking and would tune me out if I tried to relate to anything else. The websites given to you will probably be much more helpful than anything I say but I must say a lot of patience and empathy and understanding comes with dealing with any child with autism. I’ve worked with a lot of kids who have autism, only one with Asperger’s but if you have anything to ask, go right ahead.
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• 1 week ago

  How do you fill an empty spot in your heart for the holidays?

  You spend the holidays with me! I lost my father last October. He hated Christmas but I loved spending it with him. It never becomes reality that they’re gone. You surround yourself with any kind of love you can get, and know that though she’s not in your presence in sight, that she’s there in heart and making sure that you have a blessed Christmas. I swear it. :).
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