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moments of my Life.
each thing represents some object in my Life
or a situation

feel free to question
any objects
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octopus arms

  This book; (Arm in Arm by Remy Charlip)
is a favorite for me~  It is full of amazing pictures, crazy stories, and circular poems that never do end..
  
    Remy Charlip must be one clever man- the stuff in this book is so fantastic and wonderful in an abnormal way!


   My Auntie Linda gave me an old hard-cover copy of this book and that's the first time I had heard of it or seen it..
  I was instantly excited & purchased two more paperbacks online at Chapters. It's nice to be surrounded with great things and these books are definitely great! Click here to order 1 or 2 or even 3 for yourself..


Okay that's probably enough of me talking about this book because I wouldn't want to make it sound really exciting and you'd be disappointed--

vacation beauty

Here I AM. At the capital city of British Columbia! I never knew this city would be so enchanting~ Our family is staying in Hotel Rialto in downtown Victoria with the harbour front only a block or so away. So we either walk down all the old-style streets or take the water taxis. The Parliment Building and the Fairmont Empress Hotel are two of my favorite buildings; so full of antique charm...iLove all the quaint coffee shops and wonderful shops that line the streets. Another joyous thing was the ride from Vancouver on the BC Ferries. That was the biggest ship I have been on. Tomorrow we plan to visit the famous Butchart Gardens which I AM sure I'll enjoy. One of my best things is getting up early to go shopping and watch the city awake. And everyone who works in the shops and stores is so friendly and loves to talk. The boy that writes this is pleased. If you have never experienced this epic Canadian city, put it on your bucket list and get hopping! You'll love it--

laughing in the woods

This a rather sad story for me, but it is still interesting:
 
 
   A German has been ordered to stop laughing out loud in the woods after joggers complained that he was disturbing the peace. Accountant Joachim Bahrenfeld, 54, from Datteln said he goes to the woods after work and at weekends to have a good belly laugh. "It's part of living for me, like eating, drinking and breathing. I feel much better when I laugh, it's freeing and healthy," he said.
 
  Now he faces a $7,000 [£4,000] fine or six months in jail if he laughs out loud again after a jogger successfully took him to court saying he was disturbing the peace.
 
   German laugh expert Susanne Maier, who founded the German Laughter Academy which aims to teach serious minded Germans to lighten up, said, "Mr Bahrenfeld has been doing what we advise our students to do and that is to find a place they like to have a good old giggle. It would do the person who made the complaint and the judge good to come along to our school and learn for themselves the benefits of letting it all go."