80smusiclover1 Article: The Amazing Escapades of Rosie and Nicholas: The Preparation and a Birthday Part 4

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The Amazing Escapades of Rosie and Nicholas: The Preparation and a Birthday Part 4

posted by 80smusiclover1

On the siku after Rosie's birthday, everyone decided to visit Richmond Park. This place is not very far as it is accessible through the Tube. After exiting the station, they walked for five minutes. Rosie remarked upon reaching the park, "Wow! It's so gorgeous here!" Nicholas added, "It is, indeed!" With that, the five Marafiki and the Beatles entered its gates enthusiastically. They first played a great game of catch with their frisbee. Afterwards, Rosie and Nicholas went for a relaxing ride around the lake on one of the boats while the Geordie twins, Bridget, and the Beatles took picha of the flowers and the resident deer. Rosie alisema as they rode, "I enjoy these moments with you, buddy." Nicholas replied, "I enjoy them, too, darling. I upendo you." He then leaned closer to Rosie and kissed her on the cheek again. She giggled and responded, "I upendo you, too." When the group met each other again, Bridget asked, "How was your mashua ride together, mates?" Rosie replied, "It was lovely! The lake is so calm and soothing for us." Bridget said, "I'm glad to know that!" Nicholas asked, "And how was your photo-taking spree?" Ringo replied, "It was fun, too! I was even able to take a picture of one of the deer prancing. Would wewe like to see it?" "Certainly." alisema Nicholas. Ringo then showed him and Rosie the picha that he took, and they loved it very much. He also showed them the pictures of the beautiful flowers. Soon, the group heard their tummies grumble after leaving the park, and they started looking for a place to eat around the vicinity.

TO BE CONTINUED

Peaceandlove67, RocknRollSoul60 and 4 others like this

BingoPB I'm glad they all had such a good time.

60smusicluv I'm glad about that, too. Richmond Park sounds lovely.

Roldan13 It really does.

RetroRock64 Yes, it does. I'm sure it's very peaceful, too.

RocknRollSoul60 I've never been to Richmond Park, but it's sounds beautiful.

Peaceandlove67 It certainly does.

80smusiclover1 Yep. I'd like to go there someday.

Rubyrings It does sound beautiful, and if you can actually see deer there! I'm not surprised Ringo got a picture of one. He's a good photographer.

80smusiclover1 He certainly is.

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It's a Swisstastic Life Part 5

posted by 80smusiclover1

After studying the mini booklet the past night, my mother and I decided to ride the tram bus going back to Vevey. We showed the visitor card to the driver, who then allowed us to take our seats. It was a relaxing ride. When we arrived, we went to a small shopping center to eat lunch. We also explored the department store and supermarket, where we bought some take-out food, chokoleti bars, and juice. After the mall closed for the day, we went around the neighborhood for a couple of hours before going back to the hotel. My father returned from his work and asked how our siku was. We told him that we had lots of fun together, to which he responded, "I am very happy to know that wewe are enjoying the place." Soon, it was time to go to bed. Before I slept, my mother told me that we will be visiting Montreux tomorrow.

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It's a Swisstastic Life Part 4

posted by 80smusiclover1

The inayofuata day, my mother and I decided to explore the back of our hotel and the neighborhood. My father went to the Nestle headquarters to do some work. In the hotel's back, we saw some parked boats and an alfresco dining area. We also saw some ducks swimming in the lake, as well as some pigeons. We then ate at a pizza restaurant called La Pizzeta. What's very interesting about this is that there were no customers when we entered the restaurant. However, a few dakika after ordering, another one comes in, as if we were like lucky charms! There were also only two waiters, who take the orders,...

Frank Sinatra: My Way

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It's a Swisstastic Life Part 3

posted by 80smusiclover1

Our plane ride was relaxing for the most part. My father sat in the business class, while my mother and I sat in the economy class. I was also able to get zaidi sleep during the flight. As soon as we landed in the Zurich International Airport, we proceded to our inayofuata flight going to Geneva. This time, we rode SwissAir. After arriving at the Geneva International Airport, we decided to eat a snack in one of the cafes before riding the train bound for Vevey. While on the train, we took lots of picha of the sceneries and discussed what places we plan to visit. After a few hours, we saw the Nestle...

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It's a Swisstastic Life Part 2

posted by 80smusiclover1

We checked out of the hotel at exactly 12 noon. However, since it was still very early to go back to the airport, my mother and I decided to go to Suntec City Mall to do some last dakika shopping. My father waited for us in the hotel lobby, as he had to watch over our luggages. When we got back from the mall, we requested for a taxi to take us back to the airport. After checking in and going through the security checkpoints, we proceded to the holding area where we will be departing. What's very interesting about the plane that we will be riding to Zurich is that it's the aircraft that is thought...

Winston's Dumb Adventure

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Be careful with the asbestos wagons. THEY'RE FULL OF ASBESTOS!

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It's a Swisstastic Life Part 1

posted by 80smusiclover1

April 2, 2010

Today is the start of our first trip to Switzerland and our very first trip to the continent of Europe. Everything is all set. We have our passports with the visas ready, our hotel has been booked, and we have arranged for a car service to take us to the airport. I was very excited for this trip. Our flight path includes a stopover in Singapore, since there are no direct flights going to Switzerland from the Philippines. The airline that we rode is Singapore Airlines. When we touched down in Singapore, we had to stay there overnight as the flight going to Zurich is on the inayofuata day. We stayed in a cheap, low quality hotel called Grand Chancellor, which is located in the Little India district. After checking in, we ate chajio, chakula cha jioni outside and did some shopping in a nearby mall. We got ready to sleep right away once we got back to our room, as we had to wake up early for the flight tomorrow...

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80smusiclover1's juu Five inayopendelewa Bands

posted by 80smusiclover1

Many thanks to RocknRollSoul60 for the inspiration.

The following is a countdown of my juu five inayopendelewa bands. I will be discussing what I like about each of them and some of my inayopendelewa songs made kwa them. So, let's begin.

5. The Bee Gees - Just like the Beatles, I've known about this band since childhood. Their muziki is very fun, catchy, and infectious. Some of my inayopendelewa songs are "Subway", "You Should Be Dancing", "Night Fever", "How Deep Is Your Love", and "Staying Alive".

4. Spandau Ballet - A band that was maarufu in the early 80's, their muziki can be best described as upbeat and soulful....

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Those Were the Days Final Part

posted by 80smusiclover1

And so we come to the mwaka 2008. I have to say that this was another great mwaka for me and my family. We kicked it off with a sekunde trip to Singapore in February, which is in honor of my parents' tenth wedding anniversary. My sister came with us again in this trip. We had a lot of fun together, as usual. I also finished my Occupational Therapy classes, and the progress ripoti revealed that my behavior and concentration had greatly improved, which means my ADHD is now under control. We were still searching for a condo unit during the first quarter, though. Other trips we had during this year...

Kevin MacLeod ~ Pixel Peeker Polka - faster

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Kevin MacLeod ~ Pixel Peeker Polka - slower

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It's a new song, but it sounds like it came from the 80's.

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Dschinghis Khan - Moskau (Instrumental)

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This is from 1979.

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The Great Race

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The Island Of Sodor, 1976

It was a very foggy morning on the Island Of Sodor. Henry was going as fast as he could with the flying kipper. It was hours behind schedule.

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The Great Race

Starring Thomas The Tank Engine (As if the earlier part of the credits didn't give that away)
Henry
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Duck
Samson
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Henry: *Crosses Vicarstown Bridge, and enters mainland, and sees a red signal ahead*
Jinty & Pug: *Resting in a siding*
Workmen: *Waiting kwa three pick up trucks built kwa Ford, and GMC*...

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Those Were the Days Part 7

posted by 80smusiclover1

2007 was the beginning of another transitional period in my life. My parents had thought about getting a condo unit in Manila, since we tend to go there zaidi often now. Prior to this, we would usually stay in a hotel overnight when it is already too late to travel back to Laguna au when my father is too tired to drive. We aimed at two convenient locations for our search: Makati City and BGC, au Bonifacio Global City. Also, because of this, we only had one trip during the course of the year. We went back to Indonesia in June. Unfortunately, on the sekunde siku of this trip, I contracted tonsillitis....

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Those Were the Days Part 6

posted by 80smusiclover1

I was taken to the hospital again kwa the time 2006 rolled in. This time, it was not because I was sick. It was because I was inaonyesha signs of a certain special condition. I would be very hyper and impatient, which drove my parents crazy. I was also quite slow when it comes to finishing my schoolwork. After the doctor allowed me to finish some puzzles to test my concentration, he diagnosed me with ADHD, au Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. He then told my parents to try enrolling me in Occupational Therapy classes, as he alisema that they could be very helpful in aiding my condition. They...

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Those Were the Days Part 5

posted by 80smusiclover1

We now enter the mwaka 2004. This mwaka marked our first trip to Singapore, which is one of my inayopendelewa countries. It was also during this time when I had just finished my Kindergarten. After my completion, the teacher held a meeting with my parents. She suggested to them that I be homeschooled instead when the inayofuata school mwaka comes around. She thought that it would be better that way since I wasn't interested in the group activities, and because I could also work independently with minimum help. At first, they were reluctant about the idea. But after a while, they agreed on it. My mother also...

Those Were the Days Part 4

posted by 80smusiclover1

The first half of 2003 was quite a dark period for me and my family. I started to have difficulty breathing and felt very sick. This caused my parents to become super worried, so they rushed me to a children's hospital. After the doctors examined my present state, they announced to my parents with a somewhat pessimistic tone, "Sir, ma'am, your daughter is suffering from a severe bout of asthma. Unless wewe find a remedy right away, she might not be able to survive." However, that didn't stop them from trying to cure my illness. After leaving the hospital, we went to a nearby drugstore. There,...

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Those Were the Days Part 3

posted by 80smusiclover1

The following year, 2001, my parents became very concerned about me because I had not been talking yet. I would speak in gibberish, but not in full sentences. Knowing that they had to do something about this, they enrolled me in a speech therapy school. To their surprise, after only one class, I was finally speaking properly and almost flawlessly! As a result, they decided to terminate the rest of my enrollment because they knew that I was just going to be bored. They were also quite amazed that I could speak English very fluently, even at a really young age. I also developed an interest in...