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We live in a loft so if you're even slightly messy it's a disaster. I reckon our place is an 8. We tidy as we go so it doesn't get out of hand :)
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Now I like scrabble, Jenga and backgammon. Then it was monopoly and Jenga
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I light candles every evening and I love burning essential oils or Nag Champa insense once in a while.
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My husband is a bit of a but ;) but if we're talking food - almonds or hazelnuts
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I LOVE having people over to our place but I also love to go visit also. I like to see how people decorate their homes.
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Original and Next Gen - I watched every episode 10 times over :)
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I'm not a fan of Eminem so I couldn't even name one :-/ sorry
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Honestly - both of my labour's were not very painful at all.
It's a very long story and very difficult to explain. I think I may have to blog about it to give you the full reason why both births were virtually pain free.
But in short - I'm a firm believer in gathering as much information as possible before you face something new like this. If you know exactly what is happening, are comfortable with your environment, feel in control of the situation and have full trust in your body you can ride the waves of "movement" (contractions) rather than fear them. If you fear them and think "Oh no this is gonna hurt" you tense up and yes - it will hurt. If you ride it and realise that it's a baby you're waiting to meet who is moving downward - then you are more relaxed. The pain is no longer pain - it's intense movement.
I sound like such a hippy haha but the short answer to your question is:
NOT VERY MUCH AT ALL.
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Shopping. I hate shopping so I try to rush through it and end up just buying crap I don't really need. I just don't have the patience for it. Fashion would be so much more enjoyable for me if someone would just come to my house with racks of awesome vintage clothes and let me keep them :-))))))
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Some kid on my first day of school. I think his name was Luke?
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There are way too many to choose from. Maybe Bladerunner or Labrynth and mainly because they're happy childhood memories for me :-)
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I have a few. One from a car crash when our taxi driver fell asleep and drove into a construction digger.
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I wouldn't change a thing. I believe everything good AND bad that's happened in my past led me to the good life I have now.
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I think art theft, piracy and copyright infringement is just wrong. I've come across websites offering prints of work by my family, friends and I for $1000's. Some of those prints apparently sold and we the artists got paid nothing. I've seen others copy images of my father in laws work and paste it (badly) alongside another artists work in photoshop - then offer it as a print for sale- without permission or giving credit.
I think it's ok to create your own image "inspired by" or "based" on another artists work - but credit to the original artist must be given.
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I remember seeing Radiohead play in Galway, Ireland when I was 14 or 15. I was given free tickets last minute so without telling my folks I jumped on a bus and made 300 mile journey with a friend.
It pissed rain the entire day but as soon as they started playing "High and Dry" the rain stopped and the sun came out.
30,000 people were so grateful that we all started throwing flattened paper cups in the air. It looked pretty amazing - Thom Yorke even pulled out his camera and we all did it some more so he could get a photo from the stage. -
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I've stared at this question for weeks now, I have no idea what we'd do. I'm trying to ignore all the things I "should" do like construction/home-improvements...all that aside..
We'd probably spend most of our time doing simple things like going to the park, the merry-go-round, ice-skating, swimming, beach, hiking, seeing friends/family and just being together. -
No, I'm not a Scientologist. As I've mentioned below in previous questions about my religion or lack thereof - I've never chosen to follow a religion.
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His salon Davey Davey is located at 23 Drury St, Dublin 2.
Tel: 01 6111400
You can search Facebook for Davey Davey to find their page for further info. -
I wouldn't. Listening to one song for a month would be a form of torture for me. I like so many different types of music that I listen to what suits my mood. I can't even pinpoint one favourite band for that reason.
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