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society | 23:18 Mon 01st Mar 2010 | ChatterBank
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Does it really take a village to raise a child?
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We always remember the people we love, and the things we hate.

I bet you loved your grannies like I do mines. Grannies always break the rules and let you get away with stuff Mums won't allow. Mines always do... I miss them so much :-(
23:52 Mon 01st Mar 2010
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now then now then ....
23:54 Mon 01st Mar 2010
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that's true society, my Mum would never let me and my sister sit on the old grey fergie abandoned in the farmyard but our grandma never bothered and we would play on it for hours.
23:54 Mon 01st Mar 2010
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poor Fergie has had it hard eh? ... first Prince Andrew then Jaap Stam ...
23:57 Mon 01st Mar 2010
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I have so many beautiful memories of my dad's Mum. From since childhood I always wake up hungry in the middle of the night, I still do now. My grandmother used to get up with me and she'd always cook me something. This happened almost every night.

Hope you have many pictures of you and her together, Nokno.
00:02 Tue 02nd Mar 2010
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