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MacroMonday Assignment: The Child Within Us
Once upon a time, in a small town in the middle of nowhere, I had a lollipop in my mouth nearly every day, much to the chagrin of my mother, who was a dental hygienist. Once I would get to the point when I couldn't be patient anymore, I'd crunch into it, much to the distress of my father, who would cringe at the sound of "teeth breaking." Today I find myself avoiding the sugary pops mainly due to the automatic "sugar will make you fat" thoughts that are constantly popping into my head.
Over 60 early childhood educators came together to learn and launch a campaign supporting a universal, accessible and affordable childcare system in B.C.
1. Froggy smile, 2. taco night!, 3. One wish at a time, 4. Sneaking Some Sweets, 5. Dancing, 6.Sherry, 7. speed_racer_racer_x_cartoon, 8. WTAP Newscasters, 9. ;http://www.flickr.com/photos/92937885@N00/2369477769/, 11. DodgeBall, 12. Isha - Sumatran Tiger
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1. What was your nickname as a child? Froggy
2. What was your favorite food as a child? tacos
3. What was the theme of your favorite childhood birthday? Wish I had birthday parties.
4. What were you punished most often for? sneaking sweets
5. What special talent or skill did you have? dancing
6. What was the name of your first best friend? Sherry
7. What was your favorite cartoon character or superhero? Racer X
8. What did you want to be when you grew up? Newscaster
9. Who did you look up to? Cousin Kelly
10. What elementary school did you attend? A school in Fort Zumwalt school district on the border of St. Peters and O'Fallon, Missouri. Don't remember the name.
11. What was your favorite game to play? Dodgeball
12. What was your biggest fear as a child? tigers
'Childhood under Fire' An Exhibition of Gaza Children's Drawings, One Year After. 18.1.10 Tel Aviv. Photo: Kobi Wolf
circa 1985.
These photos feature papers and other things I've found while packing up all of my earthly possessions!
The Minister for Children and Youth Affairs Frances Fitzgerald TD today launched the Irish Childhood Bereavement Network which has been set up to support those working with grieving children and young people. Based on a UK model, the Irish Childhood Bereavement Network will act as a hub for those working with bereaved children, young people and their families in Ireland. The aim of the network is to facilitate easy access to a choice of high quality local and national information, guidance and support to enable children to manage the impact of death and the loss in their lives. The Irish Hospice Foundation has agreed to host the Network for the first two years and will seek to source funding for its ongoing development.
is not only the childhood we really had but also the impressions we formed of it in our adolescence and maturity.
that is why childhood seems so long
probably every period of life is multiplied by our reflections upon the next .
This photo remembers me my childhood memories when at the noon all people slept, I used to sit beside the pond. Photo taken from Dohar.
Este evento CreativeMornings/Porto foi generosamente recebido pela UPTEC/PINC.
A Marta Madureira foi a nossa oradora. O evento foi patrocinado pela PARQUR e pela NICOLA.
Autoria das fotos: Filipe Brandão