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Brenda, It is a lot of fun, the time flies when playing with this. Plus it's a toy or activity that doesn't cost a lot. :)

I saw him when I was 16 and thought he was terrible live but that hasn't mattered to me because his songs are SO excellent!

Thank you, Brenda! Let me know how it turns out! :)

As a mancunian I can only agree with everything you've written about Manchester, it's a really vibrant city and has something to offer everyone. And, you can't beat the fantastic currys on the curry mile!

I'd be really thrilled if they did. :D

Wow! What a comprehensive list. I bet a lot of school teachers or parents who home school their children could benefit from this page.

I love cream of broccoli soup. This looks delicious, and I'll be making it.

I'll miss you, but real life always takes presidence. I wish you look in sorting it all out and securing another job. <3

I do appreciate what you're saying. I think that all that can be said about Squeal of Fortune is already out there. The next great wave is, and will be, Evolution of Combat. Then whatever else is cooked up by ignorant decision makers in the Jagex board room.

Don't let any of this get you down. All things have their season and purpose. Runescape just lost its own place in your life; but something will come in to fill the void. The world remains fundamentally a beautiful place, in which terrible things happen, but nevertheless a place of wonders. Stay beautiful yourself.

And it's been a pleasure chatting with you, even if the subject has been a frustrating one. Good luck on your life's next levels. <3

Some kind of filter to get the salt out? *sigh* It just gets worse...

I love that notion that we are living history right now. Because we are! That was the subject of my 'When Was History?' article. This is an on-going story and, as Walt Whitman said, you may contribute a verse.

You know more history than you think. Because you are living it right now, you are the history of the future. One thing with historians always crave are those ordinary stories from ordinary people doing ordinary things. We know too much of kings and princes, presidents and prime ministers. What my counterparts two generations hence will be asking are questions like: how did they do the washing in 2012? How did they cook their food and what did they eat? How did they deal with childbirth, death and the monthly visitor? What did they think about changes, the big and the small?

We can write our own histories now and leave them as gifts for the future.

Thank you for your kind words. <3

Hi Jo, am half-way through your article and have already answers about stuff I should have known . . . You're doing a great job here on Wizzley! Oh, and by the way, this article of yours might as well be your 500th, since you're writing huge articles all the time:). I sometimes find it hard to finish them (but that's no problem, because I come back to them), but it may be better for search engines to have all the info in one place?

I'm sure my fellow Americans did not boil the tea in the harbor and drink it because it would have been too salty... ;)
Fantastic page Jo. And being a young woman, you can continuously update as life goes on.
I am not a big history fan (I know so little), but I can always read anything you write and learn from it. Congrats on that well deserved EC award from Wizzley, and your 300th article here! WoW

Hi Jo, this article felt so good! I would love to see something with Morris designs and lots of paintings and photographs of the Pre-Raphaelites. Also the architecture. I do hope I get to visit someday. How does one get there though without a car?

I intend to visit at some point. Thank you for your article!

Hello BardofEly, you've inspired me to listen to more Dylan songs. I saw him in concert here in Bucharest one summer. His voice is almost gone and he didn't interact with the public at all, but I was glad to be there nevertheless.