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If forgotten than they lie in the sea of forgetfulness where they are carried by it’s revolving currant. now if your smart and can see that oh so many have left theirs there you would of found your doorway back to where all your memories are my friend ,by chance do you think your memories will hurt you, yes you,… ha ha ha… don’t fear what you are made of for this is what has made you RIGHT or are you saying who you are is not what you have done and you have cast yours out and in thinking so, do you think you will never have to look at them again and if so why are you still here or are you some new kind of human being who only takes what they want when they want it WOW I like the sound of that, when you are ready to go back and reclaim your memories remember just who told you how, for I have found the way back in…. I would be proud to show you the way so you can continue on with your life and not without what makes you, you! ..Look at it in my eyes here I am telling you it will hurt but not for long and you will find your answers and check this out your other senses will regain there potential as you are not willing to throw who you are away and see the place where they lie- your memories

Yes my life story!! It’s my job to..so pretty much every ones life interests me..it’s difficult for me to not analyse people, which can be a flaw..

Hello you, it’s granny

Sometimes, memories can be harmful. They can, in a sense, haunt a person and prevent that person from making fully rational decisions. Memories are a part of life. We use our memory function to recall the memories we once had. Memory is a vital part of the learning process. Without it, learning would be impossible. If your brain recorded nothing from the past, you would be unable to learn anything new. All your experiences would be lost as soon as they ended, and each new situation would be totally unfamiliar. If memories hindered or helped people in their effort to learn from their past, it would really have to depend on the individual. Every person is different, so therefore, their memories are going to be different also. The term memories, in Webster’s Dictionary, is defined as the power or process of reproducing or recalling what has been learned and retained, especially through associative mechanisms. The definition of memory is almost identical to the definition of memories, because they go together. If you didn’t have any memory, you would not have any memories. If a person has nothing, but bad memories all during their childhood and early adolescence, the memories do nothing, but hinder over their effort to learn from their past. By having all of these bad memories as children, it does not help the child to grow and succeed in the future, because they will probably fail in trying to succeed. For example, if a child has been sexually abused, that child will live with those bad memories forever, and if the child doesn’t get any help, by the time the child is an adult, he or she will probably do the same thing that was done to them, to another child. The vicious cycle will just repeat. If a person has a lot of good memories, they will most likely be able to learn from their past and succeed in the future, because they have a lot to look forward to. If he or she had a good childhood and he or she has children, he or she will try to make their children have a childhood like theirs. With all good memories there are always bad ones.

from the standpoint of having to change their culture, remanage the company, and change the way they do business. If they were given the money, they might not change as much. Lots of successful people and businesses need failure in order to grow and succeed. Maybe that’s what they need.

they should help themselves, they have produced gas guzlers for years and wonder why they are going broke?

let them fail, a bail out would just be good money after bad, they have had years to get it right and havent.

but, throw me into a structured world, and I thrive and grow and succeed.
I am far from laid back &/or calm

You’re military aren’t you. I got the same thing, I think it’s a military curse…

Perhaps you find them fascinating. Almost like your own child, you want to observe them, watch them grow, succeed, and fail.
Can you elaborate, Julia?
*Tilts head*
@Celine

Hi Grandma!
*Plops down on belly and kicks feet back and forth*
Please share an anecdote, granny! What’s your job title ,if you don’t mind me asking? It sounds like an interesting career.

I heard it comes from bacteria so if I get something really dirty than will it make B12?
trust me, you only need 3 micrograms a day.

Very popular in Asia and no need for butchering cows and such with big insect larvae ranches located near the big cities. Fresh and clean that way, eh? Will open up a lot more room for the coming waves and waves of immigrants.

It probably has nothing to do with the razor. You can use a small beard comb to get things going the right way.

I’ve succeeded in growing a small beard, a chin strap type however there is a problem with the direction of my hairs. The hairs on the left side of my face go downwards towards the middle, and the hairs on the right side of my face go upwards towards my ear. I think this was caused by which direction I used when shaving with a manual razor. Is there any way to correct this?

please answer As Soon as Possible because i need this for project that is due 2morrow

In order for South Africa to become an economic powerhouse again they need to bring back Apartheid.

I’m trying to figure out creative ways to say that I will succeed and grow at the University of Central Florida. Things like:

“My vigor and vitality, my general “pizazz,” will help me excel; my passion, liveliness, and consistency developed throughout my school years will fuel the jet engine propelling me toward that boundless sky of opportunities.”

Thank you.

….my future seems bright at …..
….my expectations are high that …..
….I forsee great things at ……
….UCF will provide all the support I need to excel ….

(Personally, I would avoid flowery analogies as they seem a little forced)

Vitamin B12 is a collection of cobalt and corrin ring molecules which are defined by their particular vitamin function in the body. All of the substrate cobalt-corrin molecules from which B12 is made must be synthesized by bacteria. However, after this synthesis is complete, the body has a limited power to convert any form of B12 to another, by means of enzymatically removing certain prosthetic chemical groups from the cobalt atom.

Vitamin B12 cannot be made by plants or animals[5] as only bacteria have the enzymes required for its synthesis. The total synthesis of B12 was reported by Robert Burns Woodward[6] and Albert Eschenmoser,[7][8] and remains one of the classic feats of organic synthesis

Think I’ll skip the main course.
Last time I ate a bug was the last time I galloped with my trap open !