HAPPY BIRTHDAY LINDA!!!!!! We will definately visit Sicily one day.

come in sicily!!!!!
i can show you so many incredible places.. sea, nature, history, my city was born almost 3000 years ago... and if you love art there are so many things to see... this land is incredible...
art, popular music (do you know "tarantella"? and not only this), love, people, warmth...

and... happy birthday to me..
yesterday was my bday...

OH NO!!! George Orwell (or whatever his real name is) was a prophet.

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"For every one thing we're ignorant of
a thousand more things beat the maze"

I know
it is creepy.
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Those ads have always creeped me out.

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"For every one thing we're ignorant of
a thousand more things beat the maze"

Big brother is watching
This site is so weird. Every time you post a new topic the little ads in
the right hand corner goes with it. Like right now it says .....Holiday villas in Sicily ad
anyway
hello Kathy (I take it you plan to marry Mike)?
He's pretty funny and an exhibitionist
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Hi to you Kathyeinziger! Are you a relative? lol

Amen to that, girl. The opportunity to stay home with your kids the first 5 years is like, pristine, there is no other word for it. I'm a teacher, and I got to take those first 7 years off, because at the time I was just subbing. But now I'm full time; those years were priceless, no amount of money can replace that; even if it means sometimes you are "broke".

OMG Nazelli. You are right.
I also kept my house so clean, you could've ate off the floors
It's just been so long since I was a stay at home mom.
I had the good fortune of being able to
be at home the first 5 years
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Hello, Im new as well. Not a new fan though, I love them from the very beginning.

I'm from the Philippines Hello Linda.

And I love to see Mikey Einziger.

I LOVE THESE GUYS SO MUCH SO WAY TO GO

Yup, very cool, Sherry, and who said raising a daughter is not work? You just got to do it somewhere very amazing.

That is still cool.

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"So f*ck yourself and f*ck this bleeding heart of mine"

Yes, but I didn't work.
I was raising my daughter at the time. While my hubby was in the army.
I wish I had worked, we were broke the whole time.

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I want to go and live somewhere cool.

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"So f*ck yourself and f*ck this bleeding heart of mine"

Did you work in Italy Sherry? Wow, that is really neat! My in-laws want to take us and my boys to Sicily; they still have her parent's home there, but I want to wait maybe 2 more years so they'll appreciate it better.

Sherry, you lived in Italy? I am soo jealous that sounds like it would be an amazing experience.

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"So f*ck yourself and f*ck this bleeding heart of mine"

Ciao Come Va ?

hihihi

welcome.

arrivederci

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"You Are Stellar Mr. Boyd"

"It's Time We Met & Made A Mess"

benvenuto
Piacere di conoscerla.
a presto
I lived in Italy for 4 years and only learned enough to
get by, sad I know.
Vicenza and Grisignano. Way north of you. Although we did camp
in Naples once, for a softball tournament. Hot, hot, hot in July

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Como stai, Linda? Tutti monde troppo si patsu, hahahaha!!!! Did I say that right? hehehe If you don't mind people like me trying to speak horrible Italian, then don't you worry about your English, bella Ciao

Only if you promise not to yell at us. I wouldn't use the posts here as a way to really learn English, since most of us speak in slang and don't use proper grammar or punctuation. Half the time we speak in acronyms (using initials ie- SSLW would Sick Sad Little World)

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"So f*ck yourself and f*ck this bleeding heart of mine"

hello, back to you.
come often , stay long, have fun, see you in the threads

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thank you for your welcome messages.
can you help me?? could you rectify me when my english is not so good?? i think it could be easy for me learn your language in this way..thanks!! bye

Welcome

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"Picture a bright blue ball just spinning, spinning free
dizzy with possibilities"

OMG!!! Welcome Linda!! Va bene? I'm not Sicilian, but my in-laws are from Augusta; Nice to Know You . My mother-in-law's brother and sister still live in Sicilia. I am Armenian, though. It is so wonderful to meet people all over the world that have something in common, isn't it? Welcome again, Ciao.