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October 30 ~ Today’s Question How does Angie become an amputee? A Chinese land mine Accident from drinking and driving Accident from stock-car racing A workshop accident A cheerleading accident Write your name and email address along with your the letter of your answer (1-5) into the correct boxes on the contact form to be … More Verona’s World Contest ~ Q 7
October 25th ~ Today’s Question What nickname does Nicky use to describe Ross Georgeson? Georgie, Porgie, Puddin’ Pie Kicka Boy George DianaRoss He calls Ross all of these at different times Write your name and email address along with your the letter of your answer (1-5) into the correct boxes on the contact form to … More Verona’s World Contest ~ Q 2
From the list below, circle what you believe is most true about yourself: I am… fun ⟷ boring smart ⟷ stupid attractive ⟷ ugly good ⟷ bad shy ⟷ outgoing humble ⟷ arrogant successful ⟷ incompetent friendly ⟷ mean contemplative ⟷ shallow talented ⟷ inept generous ⟷ stingy tolerant … More The Key is What YA Believe
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No parent is perfect. In the same way, no two children are alike. Great parents can still have a child who rebels and goes astray, while great young adults can emerge from horribly dysfunctional families. Some of us like to think we’re pretty good at parenting, but the truth is, we’re not ever in control … More I ♥ YA EVEN WHEN YOU BREAK MY HEART
ASK A Young Adult: Do you love change? You’ll probably hear something like: It depends on if it’s good or bad… If we’re honest, most of us feel this way. We set our preferences from an early age. On the + side: Exciting new job = good. New car = good. New girlfriend = good. … More YA ♥ CHANGE
The Thanksgiving turkey’s been stuffed, cooked, and eaten, the Christmas presents have been bought, wrapped, and opened, and New Years came and went with the traditional raised champagne flutes and the Quiram traditional banging of the pots and pans and our five young adults who returned home from near and far places, as near as … More I ♥ It When YA’all Come Home
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