Emmalee Dingee
@emmaleedingee active 8 years, 5 months ago-
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Nice blog,
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I think it is fact that has been proven. The onus is on the the parent to practice what they want their child to do. I have a personal experience with regards to this. I have a girl of about two years hold who always practice everything she sees me and her do.
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Oh..Good one. Good information has been provided.
Whenever I hear the Azaan early in the morning I recollect my father who was bedridden in the hospital. He was undergoing critical treatment and the doctor has already expressed his inability. The chances were almost nil. I returned from the hospital with a deserted heart. I was washing my face and expecting a call. Already contacted some of the relatives and informed the position. When I heard the call there was my sister on the phone. She informed about the demise of the father . The Azan and the information on the Cell phone have I think got synchronized in their frequencies. I started weeping for my father
Since then, whenever I woke up early in the morning I automatically I recollect my father and simultaneously listening to Azan.
ThankQ for the feed.
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I have always wondered what people want to read. Sometimes I’ll guess right, but many times it is the wrong moment. An item, which might go viral six months after posting… or something that gets read and copied by everyone.
I often wished the Mods would do some search on ‘what’s trending’ so that every so often we could see a popular topic and write on it. And timing is key. You get an item out there about the debates like 1 minute after they are over, (you’ve been watching with one eye, writing with another) you’ll get hits. [ brings me back to slow modding]
You have hit the nail on the head. I will give you a hint.Logon to yahoo and there you will find most trending topics.
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