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Post by silvia1 on May 28, 2008 17:03:19 GMT -4
I had (and have) health problems. 100 years? Poor body!!! (but...never know!!!).
The main problem (for me, for my psichology) is the death of my relatives. I know, I know, is the law of the life, but...when I think in my mother's death or my husband death...
And for the beauty, no problem!!! I'm very happy. I see pictures from the 80's and I prefere the actual pictures,of course!!! And the knowledge about life...
Edith, what does mean "my soap box"? I don't understand the meaning
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Post by Edith S. Baker on May 28, 2008 17:19:11 GMT -4
I had (and have) health problems. 100 years? Poor body!!! (but...never know!!!). The main problem (for me, for my psichology) is the death of my relatives. I know, I know, is the law of the life, but...when I think in my mother's death or my husband death... And for the beauty, no problem!!! I'm very happy. I see pictures from the 80's and I prefere the actual pictures,of course!!! And the knowledge about life... Edith, what does mean "my soap box"? I don't understand the meaning Here's a good definition: A soapbox is a raised platform on which one stands to make an impromptu speech, often about a political subject. It is also used to express concerns or to release frustration. The term originates from when speakers would stand on a wooden box meant for holding soap. The term is also used metaphorically to describe a person engaging in often flamboyant impromptu or unofficial public speaking, as in the phrases "He's on his soapbox", or "Get off your soapbox." Hyde Park, London is known for its Sunday soapbox orators, who have assembled at Speakers' Corner since 1872 to discuss religion, politics, and other topics. A modern form of the soapbox is a blog; a website on which a user publishes one's thoughts to whomever reads the page.  Let me know if you need further explanation. |
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Post by flummery on May 28, 2008 17:49:05 GMT -4
I had (and have) health problems. 100 years? Poor body!!! (but...never know!!!). The main problem (for me, for my psichology) is the death of my relatives. I know, I know, is the law of the life, but...when I think in my mother's death or my husband death... Yes! This is exactly what I was thinking. Only without the husband. I'm 21, and I don't pay a lot of attention to age. But the things that worry me about aging—if I have to think about it—are what Silvia said. If my health isn't great now, what's it going to be like 10 years from now? 20? And what would I do without my family? Vanity, or dying young, don't concern me much, though. Maybe we'll be lucky, Silvia, and get healthier as we age. Reverse-aging.  |
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Post by silvia1 on May 29, 2008 16:31:05 GMT -4
Edith:
Thanks for your explanation. Sometimes (well, a lot of times) it's difficult for me to understand the meaning of the messages. But it's good for my English. The worst think is to understand the Michael's interviews. Oh my God!!! There are so many difficult words...I need to print it and then, translate into Spanish with the dictionary.
Flummery:
I'm sorry about your illness. I have a chronic disease and I'm sure that you and me understand each other very well. A big hug for you (and for everybody).
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Post by Edith S. Baker on May 29, 2008 16:46:42 GMT -4
Edith: Thanks for your explanation. Sometimes (well, a lot of times) it's difficult for me to understand the meaning of the messages. But it's good for my English. The worst think is to understand the Michael's interviews. Oh my God!!! There are so many difficult words...I need to print it and then, translate into Spanish with the dictionary. Flummery: I'm sorry about your illness. I have a chronic disease and I'm sure that you and me understand each other very well. A big hug for you (and for everybody). You are welcome. Yes, Michael uses many sophisticated words. He is a well-educated man. Sorry about your illness. I, too, suffer from some chronic illnesses: asthma and diabetes. Fortunately, I am not in pain. |
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Post by Jo (chielohana) on May 29, 2008 19:22:21 GMT -4
The worst think is to understand the Michael's interviews. Oh my God!!! There are so many difficult words...I need to print it and then, translate into Spanish with the dictionary. Sometimes *I* have to look up some of his words, and English is my native language! ;D ;D |
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Post by silvia1 on May 30, 2008 17:51:45 GMT -4
Ha,ha,ha, I have some paragraphs that I don't understand any word. But only for Michael is worth doing it.
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Post by dawnofsierra on Jun 17, 2008 16:21:30 GMT -4
I just turned 32  |
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Post by hedera on Jun 22, 2008 14:47:24 GMT -4
I'm 37, and apart from an expanding waistline I still feel about 25! |
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Post by madzior87 on Jun 23, 2008 8:06:25 GMT -4
I found something in my birthday's date: 1+9+0+7+1+9+8+7= 42 ;D Hugs  |
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Post by lostorca on Jun 23, 2008 17:48:13 GMT -4
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that's cool lol.
8 is my number
Day:26,2+6=8
Month: August the 8th month
Year:1988. 1-9=8 and then you have 88
But anyhoo lol i'm 19
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Post by chaos on Jan 15, 2009 12:56:22 GMT -4
I was born in the year 1989, so I'm 19. |
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Post by bobdoc on Jan 15, 2009 13:25:01 GMT -4
I turned 24 last month, having narrowly survived being the age of 23[one of the numbers]I was supposed to be closer to a Christmas baby, but I was born eight days earlier on December 17.
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Post by benobsessed on Jan 15, 2009 13:45:47 GMT -4
The worst think is to understand the Michael's interviews. Oh my God!!! There are so many difficult words...I need to print it and then, translate into Spanish with the dictionary. Sometimes *I* have to look up some of his words, and English is my native language! ;D ;D Yes! me too. He's actually helped improve my vocabulary from listening to his audiobooks/ interviews |
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Post by Nine on Jan 15, 2009 14:07:12 GMT -4
Haha I think I have never seen this threat....lol..and i have no idea if I have already posts...never mind!....I'm 16!!!
Lol and some words Michael is using aren't in the dictionary...lol so it's sometimes difficult for me to understand him ;D
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