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February 20, 2008

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Lyrics For Parang Tunes: Trini Christmas!

PARANG, PARANG! Lyrics to rio manzanares and many more below. Please feel free to add good links in the 'Comments' section- all comments will be moderated before posting, as usual. Rio Manzanare Rio Manzanare Dejame pasar que mi madre enferma me mando llamar Mi madre es la unica estrella que alumbra mi por venir y si se llega a morir al cielo me voy con ella Ay Cumana quien te viera Y por tus calles pasara Y a San Francisco fuera a misa de madrugada Si el Manzanares me diera Su licencia y libertad En sus aguas me bañara Cuando el calor me da Manzanares Manzanares Con tus corrientes de arena Aliviame los pesares Llevate pronto mis penas La Pascualidad De muy lejos vengo Guiado por la estrella Para que esta noche Me alumbre con ella Para que esta noche Me alumbre con ella Querede, querede, la Pascualidad Somos caminantes, tenemos que andar Esta casa es grande Tiene cuatro aleros Donde se pasean Los aguinaldos Abreme la

Why Teenagers Act Like Toddlers

Poor adolescents. I was one myself once, and it was not a pretty sight. My own kids aren't too bad... yet... usually... But even they have been known to reach astounding heights of toy-throwing and brother-cuffing to rival the worst toddler. It can be baffling to parents when their child goes through this after the sweet wonder years of primary school, but new advances in neuroscience are giving us a peek into the adolescent brain, and may explain our teenagers’ apparent unreasonableness and babyish behaviour. This is your Brain on Teenage-ness Babies' brains undergo a critical few years of development. Many neuron pathways become fixed before age seven and this is what makes us, as parents, so conscious of what our kids are exposed to during that important developmental time. We have known for generations that the early years have a profound and permanent impact on our children’s nervous system and well-being. But new studies show that far from being set in stone,

Christmas Spirit! And A Review: Tolkien's "Letters From Father Christmas"

Last year, Chas (Eldest Boy) finally asked the question: "It's really you, isn't it? I mean. I know. I've just been pretending." "Yes. Don't spoil it for your brothers." " Gasp! I WOULDN'T!" And so Chas joined in the best fib of them all. Last week, we started reading J R R Tolkien's "Letters From Santa", a beautiful collection spanning some twenty years, from the first notes to his eldest son to the last poignant poetry to Tolkien's daughter and youngest child. The letters manage to be heartbreaking; with each child eventually becoming too old for a stocking "...but I don't forget people even when they are past stocking-age, not until they forget me..."; terribly exciting, with battles and goblins who almost ruin Christmas; hilarious, as the cast of characters gradually expands and we meet the other inhabitants of the North Pole. Chas feels himself much too old for storytime these days. He cu

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