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| + | It's been a good journey thus far with StJohn's expertise in primer design. I will always remember the special bond in the form of Facebook messages consisting of DNA codes and scientific papers. Wishing StJohn a wonderful year in Montreal! | ||
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| + | The memories of family holidays when you are young are such a mix of emotive events. Stress, arguments, adventure, taking in the wondrous sights of a new place... For me, they are the best of memories, because they distil the essence of what family is and inspire a love for travel. | ||
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| + | I am not religious, but there is something awe inspiring about cathedrals. I suppose that's the point. I've visited many, and treasure these memories because they are a safe place to retreat to when things in the present get hectic. | ||
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Revision as of 15:36, 4 September 2013
What were the skies like when you were young?
They were beautiful, the most beautiful skies as a matter of fact. The sunsets were purple and red and yellow and on fire, and the clouds would catch the colours everywhere.
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Eternal Sunshine is an online vault where a special memory can be stored. Upload an image along with a short message to add your memory to the vault, or scroll down to see uploaded memories.
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It's been a good journey thus far with StJohn's expertise in primer design. I will always remember the special bond in the form of Facebook messages consisting of DNA codes and scientific papers. Wishing StJohn a wonderful year in Montreal!
The memories of family holidays when you are young are such a mix of emotive events. Stress, arguments, adventure, taking in the wondrous sights of a new place... For me, they are the best of memories, because they distil the essence of what family is and inspire a love for travel.
I am not religious, but there is something awe inspiring about cathedrals. I suppose that's the point. I've visited many, and treasure these memories because they are a safe place to retreat to when things in the present get hectic.
