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  <title>Eva Moritz - Plinky Answers</title>
  <updated>2011-05-26T08:30:32-06:00</updated>
  
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    <title>nothing extraordinary</title>
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          <p>I am already awake but I refuse to stand up from the bed. His presence next to me, his warmth and scent of last night in the room binds me and paralyse me with the feeling, almost as if with the fear that my breath could destroy this fragile moment. </p><br />
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  I much rather listen to his breath a little longer. Delicately touch his black curls, kiss his shapely shoulders. He murmurs something in the language I love and turns to me. I know he would awake any minute now, but for now he holds me in between his arms. My whole world. <br/>What happens next is between me and him. Perhaps partly also between us and the annoyed neighbours. Makes us both hungry.<br/>He makes us coffee and omelette with mushrooms and cheese and I dice the tomatoes and slice the cucumber for the salad, warming up the pita in the oven and watching Al Jazeera English.<br/>Missing this comes naturally.
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    <title>My Superhero's Special Power </title>
    <updated>2010-09-06T14:26:22-06:00</updated>
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          <p>Bi-location was and for ever will be my dream super-power.</p><br />
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  I always felt that one me is not enough for this fantastically interesting word and I thought that I tend to miss out on so many things... but perhaps...it only expresses my lack of decisiveness when it comes to places and events I want to take part in. 
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    <title>My Dream House</title>
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          <p>The house of Elrond in Rivendell has everything I love.<br/>The waterfall, fresh spring, the mountains and years old trees.<br/>It has an opaque walls, columns, towers and Gothic windows that let the golden light in and let it settle on massive wooden furnitures, bookshelves heavy from their content and Celtic motives everywhere you look. <br/>It has gardens that I could spend your eternity if I had one.</p><br />
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  But I don&#39;t so....<br/>I wish I a field of green grass and open space I could see from the massive window of my living room. Where I could see my horses running freely in the morning and kids playing cricket in the afternoon.<br/><br/>I want light and space. Mild climate and fresh breeze. I want easy accessible seclusion. <br/><br/>Only.... where would that be?<br/><br/>
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    <title>This Book = Meh</title>
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          <p>Total wast of time. And yet I am happy I have read it. At least I can now criticise it and its author.</p>
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  Shallow. Written with such speed towards the end that you could almost tell that Dan Brown felt the heavy breath of his publisher on his neck whilst writing.<br/><br/>Nothing that was written in that book was unique or new. The incorporation of the legends and traditional stories in the mediocre crime story, that aspired to be a) interesting b) mysterious was a total failure.  <br/><br/>(Come on... I don&#39;t know about you, but I knew since childhood that Da Vinci wrote using mirror in fear of being seen as a heretic. And that was one of the major riddles in the story) <br/><br/>
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    <title>This Movie Always Gets to Me</title>
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          <p>Whoever has watched it knows why....</p>
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  This movie is so full of sadness, suffering and womanhood that it scares me it was made by a man.
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    <title>My Favorite Place in the World (and you can kill me NOW)</title>
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          <p>I was about to say, as usual when I answer that question, Isle of Skye. But there is one place I like a lot.</p>
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  It is hard to explain, I guess you just need to be there and feel your own presence in that city that seems out of place and time. Where, although you are in the middle of a deadly conflict, you can forget about the politics, ethnic and religious differences, despite having them in front of you all the time. <br/><br/>The heavy and stuffy atmosphere that smells of salt and sea, herbs and spices, sweet smoke from shishas that are being smoked on the streets, takes your breath away. The sight of mosques,churches and Kabbalah centres next to each other makes you peaceful for a change. And cats. Cats everywhere. With their smooth fur and pointy skulls.<br/><br/>When you think that the humidity will strip you completely from your life the skye answers with a blessed breeze from the deep sea and you know, you are almost sure, that this is the place. The one you would miss until you find yourself in your own bedroom overlooking so completely different world of modern and dynamic Tel Aviv.<br/><br/>The place is truly magical. The place is truly for the witch to live in. On one of the Zodiac-named streets. Next to the wishing bridge. Which does not work as it should anyway. Even the best wishing bridge cannot undo a broken heart. Even the best wishing bridge cannot make him love me. Not even thousands of shooting stars. Not even the magic. <br/><br/>Yaffo is special but a presence of a friend, whom you missed so much in this pathetic and annoying way, makes it unforgettable experience. That friend who became your dearest brother. <br/>And you go for a walk and he takes the most amazing pictures. You can see his love and care in every shot of your tired face. And then, when you exhausted and hungry, you sit on the square with probably the best take away bagel ever made, the best lime with mint and watch Capoeira dancers (yes yes, one&#39;s capoeira dancer is another person&#39;s capoeira fighter).<br/>If I could stop the time and become the picture frame for ever, I will choose that moment.<br/><br/>I wish I could say, I didn&#39;t want to hear what you said today. Oh but that would be such a lie. I wish you told me much earlier in fact, so that I could save myself so many scars. But I knew you wanted good. I knew you didn&#39;t want to destroy the perfect moment of my perfect holiday. My perfect image in my heart. And I love you for it. <br/><br/>My dearest friend. I am so sorry, that my writing about this fantastic day we had is so shallow and without emotions. I guess you know and understand why my heart is sealed and I am sure you can forgive me that little imperfections amongst many I have.
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    <updated>2010-07-10T12:21:10-06:00</updated>
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          <p>Manu. Yossi. Tel Aviv. Jerusalem. Sinai. <br/></p><br />
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  2 weeks to go!
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    <updated>2010-07-02T10:49:41-06:00</updated>
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          <p>I often look at this picture but I need to limit it to the times when I am on my own.</p><br />
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  And this is because I tend to laugh out loud hysterically when I look at my sister&#39;s facial expression. &quot;Gray Eminence&quot; as we named it!<br/>She claims she looks more like a  zombie from the Dawn of the Dead, but I love it. <br/><br/>Besides it was a very good time from Isle of Skye with wonderful people. Hence I am always very happy looking at those pictures. Happy time!
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    <title>I have to wonder about how the moor hen came to be</title>
    <updated>2010-07-02T10:40:52-06:00</updated>
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          <p>This happened a week ago when I was walking with my friend David through the fields and numerous paths of Warwick Campus.</p><br />
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  Passing a little pond on our way, we stopped for a while looking at coots and moor hens.<br/>- When I see the moor hens, they always make me think of dinosaurs - I said starring at the bird.<br/>- Yeah, they walk like them. And obviously this is how the dinosaurs evolved. They have a direct link - said David reassuringly. <br/>- What do you think was first? A chicken or an egg? - I asked turning back to the path.<br/>David laughed. <br/>- I suppose the chicken.... no wait...<br/>- The egg! - we exclaimed simultaneously.<br/>- Oh that&#39;s so stupid! Of course it was an egg! The reptile had an egg, when it hatched something weird jump put of it. That was a bird. <br/>- A chicken. Yes. Seriously. I don&#39;t understand why people think about it so much - approved David - I&#39;m glad we have that sorted. Next.. the meaning of life....
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  That guy.<br/>Last night.<br/>He knows what for.
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    <title>funny enough first thing that comes to mind when I think of my favourite summer memory</title>
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  It was nothing meaningful.<br/>This is probably why it scares me what I wrote about it over 2 years ago, when I came back from the banks of the river Taff, where I sat and laughed.<br/><br/>The loosely planned trip had become an unexpected parade with a concert and fireworks and wonderful, fantastic weather. And a dinner with wine ... a lot of wine in the garden by candlelight. Like during those good old days, we sat together long hours fixing the world, creating theories and philosophies. We dreamed together how one day a time will come and everything will be easy and we will have all it takes to prosper and be happy. Whatever that could be. It was not. If I am stupid enough to miss something about him, it would be that dark garden and his voice. Definitely. <br/><br/>Of course he was not THAT person and the eyes were not HIS eyes, but he somehow had the same eyebrows and the same barely perceptible Jewish New York accent, so terribly fake since he only grew up in the Jewish quarter, and not even in New York. And his hair, glasses, and even that smug self-confidence and his conviction that he knows everything about everyone and everything, especially when it comes to history, which I decided to forgive him with a joyous grace pretending not to hear it for the reasons completely unknown to myself. <br/><br/>Why do I always meet ass-holes that I love and hate at the same time? similarities rather than the differences scare me so terribly just because that destructive self of mine falls in love with those contradictions.<br/>However I am quite confident I will not make the same mistake ever again.  Now, once I realised how much I miss to be alone. Surely it could be anyone. Everyone. But him. <br/><br/>And he does not force me to anything. Does not ask for anything. He does nothing whilst waiting patiently for what I will never say to him. <br/>And listens out of politeness, pretending to recognize in me that tough  woman which I&#39;m not. Neither the woman nor even tough. So we just manipulate one another knowing exactly what we are doing to each other. <br/><br/>The window opens to the cloudless sky. The grass is always greener in another garden. Why am I lying to myself so inefficiently that I can&#39;t even believe myself?<br/><br/>I could walk those endless parks of the capital of Wales as I managed to get here. River Taff rustles gently under my feet. The gulls react to every word with uncontrolled guffaw.  Why not? Why not? I am so relaxed, it hurts. Pain is good. It reminds me to breathe. At least once per hour I will need to take a deep breath. My broken ribs cannot be an excuse to sleep apnea. My broken bones have become a bone of contention between me and my mother. Again. But surely it could be anything. In the end she has a tendency to blame me for things that had happened before my conception. She could find anything. Mama. The more she hates the UK for taking her three daughters and then then the grandchildren away from her, the more I love my island. Pain is surely good. <br/><br/>I do not need to see sheep on the evergreen fields and the hills of Malvern, and the Cathedral of Gloucester, and bays that cut into the land, and Celtic symbols, and people who look in the eyes with a smile, to love my island. But sometimes it helps.<br/><br/>And thinking about it, I had so many other memories from the time I sat on the massive hill in between the roots of the 4 bough birch that I used to consider the goddess of the Visola peninsula  and observe the eagles soaring above the endless forest below my feet. In my own mind, despite all the flaws, I really had a happy childhood.
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    <title>My Favorite Mistake over and over</title>
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          <p>Being in the relationship that has no future.<br/>So exciting and yet totally pointless.</p><br />
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  Shhhh.... Don&#39;t tell anybody.<br/>I am addicted to this mistake so badly that although my mind is wary of consequences, the heart is screaming that as long everything is good, it&#39;s great and you should carry on regardless.<br/><br/>There are loads of mistakes linked to relationships between human beings. First of all, one can decide to be in the relationship in the first place, although it is clear one is the happiest person ever being on one&#39;s own. <br/>Second, once one buries one&#39;s own freedom of being emotionally independent and steps into the relationship that has no perspectives on the marriage and kids, then one loses the opportunity to actually meet someone with whom one could create a family. But also in my case, the relationships I am in, however hopeless, bring within me the best ever person (at least for a while). I am able to give and offer a lot and as a result at the end of it, I am  left with nothing.<br/><br/>But those are just 3 instances I have in mind. The bottom line is, that whatever I will do in my life I will be on my own. As soon I realised that, it made ma actually quite relieved. So what is my problem, one could ask?<br/><br/>Well, my problem is that for people around me, family and friends, this way of thinking about the future is considered a mistake. At the end it should be each women&#39;s dream to have a big white wedding and bunch of lovely kids. <br/><br/>Well, it isn&#39;t. Not for me. But perhaps I am mistaken. Yet, that mistake is definitely my favourite one:)<br/><br/>
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  That will be &#39;Waking the death&#39;. It is the only TV series I really follow. I love the genuine dialogues and natural acting. I love when people argue, interrupt each other and showing impatience in non-Hollywood style. I love clever stories. And of course I love Trevor Eve. <br/><br/>Today I am really happy since the new series is coming up on BBC2. I have the &#39;do not disturb sign&#39; ready and I cannot wait for 9 pm. YAY!
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    <title>If answering email was an exercise, I'd be in tip-top shape</title>
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  Not that I am complaining about my shape. But if writing e-mails made one fit then my Zorro...I probably would become an Olympic athlete. Monday to Friday. Shame I am only efficient with work e-mails...
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  Actually after careful consideration I would change my name to Regina Phalange. Just in case (Justin Case?) I am in the air plane and we don&#39;t have a phalange.... I can always be one:)!
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    <title>Point the getaway car to Luxemburg</title>
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          <p>Jump across the channel, drive through France, cross Belgium (pop out for coffee with your cuz in Bruges) and relax in the park in Luxemburg.</p>
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  My dad used to have a house in Saarbruecken, so whenever we&#39;ve travelled around Europe, we stayed there for day or two popping out to those lovely places around. <br/>Today I&#39;ve realised how long ago that was. And I love Luxemburg. It&#39;s really beautiful, people are friendly, banks are big:), shopping is good and summers are lovely. And I do really miss those summers.<br/><br/>And Luxemburg is close to everywhere:). Step to the left you have France and Paris in an hour drive or so. Step to the right, you have a beautiful German valley of Saar. Drive an hour or so to the South and you find yourself in Swiss Alps. Go to the North and you are munching on the fresh Belgian chocolate.<br/><br/>Your holidays in West Europe should start there. Enjoy.
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          <p>When I was a kid I really didn&#39;t like Berlin. In fact I didn&#39;t like Germany at all. Berlin is the closest European capital to my home town and yet I was trying to avoid it as much as I could.<br/><br/>I&#39;ve change my mind as an adult, when I was studying history and with the group of fellow students we went to Berlin to see Pergamon, Egyptian and Papyrus Collection Museum. And then did some shopping. Berlin is a fantastic, artistic place and I love staying there for a while on my way home.</p>
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    <title>Hello, my name is... Eva. Eva Zofia Moritz.</title>
    <updated>2009-06-11T09:42:13-06:00</updated>
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  I am really attached to my name (or rather 4 names and the surname) and I don&#39;t think I will ever change it. Unless... April Wenhaver? I like the sound of it... but no... I rather stay with mine.
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    <id>http://www.plinky.com/answers/60542</id>
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    <title>Celebrities Live</title>
    <updated>2009-06-11T09:38:39-06:00</updated>
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            <p>Working in the busy hotel has its bright sides... even not into the celebrity scene. Being at the renowned university has many positive sides and meeting famous people is one of them.<br/><br/>(Making this list made me realise that I will prbably will not fit them all in so just the ones on the top of my head).</p><br />
  <p><strong>Kelly Clarkson</strong><br />
  And I am not really up to date with celebrities. To be honest I didn't know she was one of them. This ordinary gril with pony tail and baseball cup, with the skin far from perfect, looked nothing like THE Kelly Clarkson from the video clip. She was very nice and quiet. Nothing like diva. And she has lovely simle with or without make up.</p>
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  <p><strong>Pussy Cat Dolls</strong><br />
  As with Miss Clarkson, I first saw them in person and then on MTV. And I was shocked how tall they seem to be on the screen. In fact they are very short, although nicely dressed. But very fussy when it comes to food (one of them was changing her room service order 5 times in 20 minutes).</p>
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  <p><strong>Joe Satriani and his wife Rubena (?)</strong><br />
  They were also staying in our hotel. Very nice people.</p>
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  <p><strong>John Nash</strong><br />
  I managed to catch the glimpse of his beautiful mind at Warwick.</p>
  <br />
  <p><strong>Late Pope John Paul II</strong><br />
  Shook my hand in Vatican.</p>
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  <p><strong>Gordon Brown</strong><br />
  When he was opening new digital labs at Warwick,</p>
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  <p><strong>Edyta Gorniak</strong><br />
  She is one of the best singers on the Polish musical scene and she is very pretty and talented. Met her way back, at the start of her career before she even had her first album out on the fashion show. She was very sweet. Then later I saw her in the musical 'Metro' and she was awesome.</p>
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  <p><strong>Salman Rushdie</strong><br />
  Had a quick chat with him when he signed my book after his talk at Warwick.</p>
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  <p><strong>Kasia Nosowska</strong><br />
  The vocalist of Polish band 'Hey' walking down the street of my home town... Simled and waved at me, probably because I was staring at her trying to guess where have I seen that face before?</p>
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  <p><strong>Slavoj Žižek</strong><br />
  I will meet him very soon in London - and I think personally this is the most exciting one.</p>
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    <id>http://www.plinky.com/answers/60527</id>
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    <title>'The shock doctrine' will help pass the time</title>
    <updated>2009-06-11T08:00:57-06:00</updated>
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          <p>It helped during the night I spent on Manchester Train Station so I am sure it will help with the civic duty.</p>
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  As far as I know Naomi Klein was not sued for writing and publishing that book, so I am guessing (taking into account that non of us is free from bias and some sort of hidden agenda) she largely wrote the truth.<br/><br/>And truth is usually inconvenient or even scary. So I agree with the quote of John Le Carre (from the cover of the book) that &#39;The Shock Doctrine&#39; is scary as hell. <br/><br/>Anyhow... I think everyone, every single person should read it. Real eye opener, very passionate and interesting book. Well recommended.
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    <title>Rock always needs to be blasted</title>
    <updated>2009-05-18T18:28:23-06:00</updated>
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          <p>I do like my rock.The lauder the better.</p><br />
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      <a href="http://www.amazon.com/gp/search?ie=UTF8&amp;keywords=Silverchair+Year+2000&amp;index=digital-music&amp;tag=wordprcom-20" title="Grab this Song from Amazon">Year 2000</a>
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      <a href="http://www.amazon.com/gp/search?ie=UTF8&amp;keywords=Silverchair&amp;index=digital-music&amp;tag=wordprcom-20" title="More from this Artist on Amazon">Silverchair</a>
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      Come on it&#39;s the Anthem of my High School Rock. 
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      <a href="http://www.amazon.com/gp/search?ie=UTF8&amp;keywords=Moonspell&amp;index=digital-music&amp;tag=wordprcom-20" title="More from this Artist on Amazon">Moonspell</a>
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      You need to listen to this vocal and you would know why.
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      <a href="http://www.amazon.com/gp/search?ie=UTF8&amp;keywords=Metallica+One&amp;index=digital-music&amp;tag=wordprcom-20" title="Grab this Song from Amazon">One</a>
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      <a href="http://www.amazon.com/gp/search?ie=UTF8&amp;keywords=Metallica&amp;index=digital-music&amp;tag=wordprcom-20" title="More from this Artist on Amazon">Metallica</a>
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      That solo... it&#39;s a sin to listen to it quietly.
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    <id>http://www.plinky.com/answers/55833</id>
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    <title>I like to relax with a good run or a good sleep</title>
    <updated>2009-05-18T18:13:59-06:00</updated>
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          <p>Because I tend to suffer from different types of stress resulting either in sudden and sharp depression or the opposite - aggressive anxiety with high level of adrenaline being pumped through my veins, I have a range of things that help me relax. Those things often contradict each other. So here we go:</p><br />
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  Usually 10 km run makes the trick. You can add the aggressive squash session (solo or with male company will keep you tired). It used to be kick boxing but this might be dangerous to your ribs and I had mine broken last summer. You can calm it down later with swimming for 40 minutes. That&#39;s for aggressive stress. For more bitchy mood I use Mundele - my best friend or my sister - also my best friend. Those are two people I can complain and moan and swear. And they will patiently listen and tell me they love me no matter what.<br/>And for the depressive one, sleep is usually the best. The book or comedy show (anything from Fawlty Towers, through Have I got News for You to Scrubs), nice cup of tea and recommended by Nicola White Chestnut drops - they really work. And yes... writing my usual rubbish helps as well.<br/>
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    <title>If only Coventry were closer to Glasgow</title>
    <updated>2009-05-08T09:01:01-06:00</updated>
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          <p>I will be closer to my sister.</p>
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  Also I would put closer together: Carlisle, Atlanta, Vancouver, Bruges, Frankfurt, Stargard and Coventry and I have my happy life with my family:) Dream on.
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    <title>I'd fit in well in 'Fight Club'</title>
    <updated>2009-05-08T08:31:02-06:00</updated>
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          <p>Aggressive, fussy, revolutionary, crazy and trained a bit in Aikido and Kick-boxing</p>
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  Perfect best friend for Tyler Durden.
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    <title>My childhood arch enemy</title>
    <updated>2009-05-07T04:32:38-06:00</updated>
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  Her name was Iza (from Izabela) and she was a terrorist.<br/>In fact she wasn&#39;t a terrorist. She was also 10 years old and was my class mate.<br/>Looking at her from the perspective of time, I cannot stop but admiring her. I have no idea from where this 10 year old, rather ugly and not very smart kid, had this enormous manipulative power over each and every person in my class.<br/>She was making our lives a living hell up to year 7. I think later on I stopped giving a toss but I must say it ended up with an act of violence from my part.<br/><br/>Yet, she is now a very beautiful woman and a mum herself, married to her school sweet heart so she is not all that bad I guess. Certainly we were stupid to be scared of her and letting her influence us so much.<br/><br/>You must respect your enemies eh?<br/>
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    <title>Pot noodles is a tasty 'broke meal'? Em...no.. but I had to eat something. Anything?</title>
    <updated>2009-05-04T15:42:16-06:00</updated>
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          <p>See me in Tesco looking for those? That&#39;s not a credit crunch.<br/>It could mean one of two things.</p><br />
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  Either I&#39;ve lost my bank card or someone in finance department fu**ed my payroll.<br/>Either way, not having access to my account I would use those pennies scattered around my pockets, drawers, purses and whatnots to buy myself a hot meal. <br/>Fortunately doesn&#39;t happen any more (touch wood) but trust me. I still cannot stand the smell of pot noodles after so many years.
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    <title>Let me tell you about the duality of my nature since I'm both a cat and a dog person</title>
    <updated>2009-05-04T15:27:18-06:00</updated>
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  I&#39;d like to think about myself as a cat person, yet after giving it a thought I must say I am both. And in the past I also had both cats and dogs.<br/><br/>Why a cat? First and foremost I like the low maintenance aspect. And it&#39;s because of my crazy busy life style, when I am almost never at home. And when I eventually find my way there I am feeling lazy. Cat needs quick fixes of food, love and attention but most of the time is capable of taking a good care of itself. I cherish their independence, attitude and ways a cat can show you love and respect. How much I used to love those little presents each morning - fresh supply of not-yet-dead but still not-very-alive frogs, mice and birds in the bottom of my bed. <br/>I like their noise too. Everyone having a cat is probably aware of these  sounds when it positions itself on your lap or tummy and purrs away, putting all your internal organs and your bones in vibration. There should be some sort of research proving those vibrations to have a healing abilities. I am almost sure they have.<br/>I appreciate cats&#39; clean life style. They are clean, they look good and this is what they seem to care about. Nothing more. <br/>But the sweetest thing is when the cat slips into the &#39;parallel-dimension&#39; state. Do you know what I am talking about?  This is when the puss rolls its paws under its body and closes its eyes. You can be sure it&#39;s living a different life in the alternative universe and almost cease to react to outside world. My vivid imagination, eh? But I am sure there is something magical and mystical almost beyond materialistic about the cats.<br/><br/>I love dogs because they are not cats. They need your focus, they can&#39;t deal without your love. They have to be acknowledged.They are your friends. They keep you fit, they take you for long walks and make sure you have fun with them. They jump above your head when you are playing with them with sticks.They are faithful and caring. They will never let you down. They jump with you to the river from the bridge and swim with you amongst pissed off swans. You are on the first place in their life. They are your protectors. And they always miss you.<br/><br/>OK OK... I say &#39;they&#39; but I do realise not all dogs are like that. Mine is. And when I say &#39;dog&#39; I always have Sandro in mind. My black and white spaniel who is waiting for me to come home so he could die in peace. He wouldn&#39;t leave without saying good bye. And I so don&#39;t want to let him go.
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          <p>&#39;Smelly cat, smelly cat... what are they feeding you.<br/>Smelly cat, smelly cat... it&#39;s not your fault&#39;</p><br />
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