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Easter Card with SB/S characters.Finish'd and uploaded before easter (that's unusual to me
) Explanation:
I'm not familiar with customs during easter in your country, but in my country It's common the tradition to water the girls in order to "grow in beauty" like gorgeous flowers
-usually with buckets fill'd with cold water (the more hansome girl >the bigger bucket 
some guys even grab the poor cutie and drop her into pool /bath :0 :...but I find it bit extreme) and as "reward they give them Easter eggs (or home-made cakes).....and that's the reason why I draw this.
So I hope you like it.
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βHAPPY EASTERβ and remember = too much chocolate, will lead to bad teeth
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YAY thanks! To you as well!
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In the U.S.A. we just get Easter baskets and hide colored hard-boiled eggs and let little kids go try to find them (An Easter Egg Hunt) and sometimes use plastic eggs filled with candy or money) It's mostly a time for children, but lots of families get together for family reunions and (of course) go to church (Since Easter represents the rising of Christ on the third day after Good Friday.) Oh, and it is customary to get a new Easter outfit (so kids are usually let loose in the yard to crawl on hands and knees in search of these eggs in their Sunday-Best, getting grass-stains and mud all over their brand-new nice clothes. LOL! I love Easter!!!
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The "moving of nations" is happening here aswell.(many folks sustaining nervous breakdowns due to traffic 
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Oh, I know what moonshine is. 
And yeah, a lot of people are super-stupid and drive drunk. They say "Save a life, don't let a friend drive drunk" but believe me, it's difficult. If a drunk person is determined he is going to drive, you actually have to trick them into not (and sometimes they manage to get their keys and drive through their friend's mother's yard, narrowly missing her mailbox and lawn adornments in the process) leaving the rest of the party-goers in the morning saying "What an idiot!"
In regards to kids getting out in their Sunday best, yeah, it's amazing to me parents allow it and I'd imagine they'd complain of stains. My mother never did, to my recollection, but we always got nice new outfits and always hunted easter eggs in them. *shrug* And I'm sure to start the tradition with my own daughter too! She's already got an Easter Basket.
I hope you have fun this easter! Find a nice girl to drench. LOL!
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I'm sure you know what moonshine is, god knows why I wrote the description (I tend to explain crystal-clear things without reason>feel free to stop me
The alcohol is among few things I REALLY do not appreciate. It's because of my bad experience when I was 16 and nearly alcohol-poisoned *shrugs* Now I shiver and my stomach turns upside-down every time I smell the booze even from the "mile" away. Therefore I became the "black sheep" of parties, toasts and celebrations >I politely choose "tactical retreat"
Keep to the traditions, but also don't forget to let the kids choose their "way"
(I Like that movie with Adam Sandler,where he was caring about his friend's kid-I think It was called Big Daddy or so...it was soo hilarous LOL)
The process of bringing up children is amazing and also too complicated. My bro was born while I graduated> therefore I have rough idea what It takes and I was commonly misregarded as his "father"
Thanks for a wish
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Yeah, I'm careful to be in a good mood around Celestial because I would hate to bring down her almost continuous good mood. She's so smiley and happy, it's infectious!
I don't care much for alcohol and when I became pregnant and suffered food aversions (I of course didn't even consider drinking while pregnant, but some people are retarded and choose to) but just seeing alcohol on tv made me want to throw up!!
When I was a little younger (say, 3 years ago or less!) I attended parties quite often and I would often drink with the attempt to become intoxicated (what better way to sing show-tunes with your friends than being drunk!) but I dislike the taste so much that often I would nurse one alcoholic beverage over the course of the whole night, so I really had to force myself to drink (silly, I know) 
I never cared for beer (tastes and smells super-terrible! I don't see how people can like beer!) and I never cared for those girly drinks and mixed drinks ( too much water added to them, made my stomach hurt) so I would drink shots (easier to drink less for more effect, I felt) but it led to many embarassing incidences (none of which were photographed! lol) so it is best that I not drink. Anyway, now that I'm a mom, I don't want to be one of those kinds of moms who go out and drink and party. I don't want to do anything disgraceful to my child.
A parent has to hold themselves to a higher standard than non-parents, because everything you do reflects on your children and how your children look at you. Plus, you have more power of influence over your child if you have a cleaner past so they can't say, "Well you did 'such and such' so what right do you have to tell me not to?"
I won't lie, though. I do miss the freedom I had to do those thins in the first place, but I don't regret my decision at all.
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Yup, the Freedom is something we miss mostly when we're getting trapped by te world (or I rather say "circumstances") in which we do live. Maybe that's one of reasons why I never seriously tried to "engage" to someone (in fear of loosing "wings"> but I'm starting to realize,that having someone by side takes it's price, but as reward offers much more.)
I do realize that situations of social "sessions" do require some sacrifices in form of forced-drinking. I regularly made that on university dorms, but after third glass all hell broke loose and next day looked like purtagory (often with screwed test form some subject
There's nothing like looking into eyes of baby,while smiling.
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There is a time when I go out with Celestial that I don't get several people who stop us to say how beautiful she is! Especially they compliment her eyes. "What beautiful big blue eyes she has!" Which is interesting that her eyes would be blue since mine are hazel (brown and green) and her father's are dark brown and she is part Korean. 
But she certainly has an infectious smile and a wonderful attitude. I'd give up all the socializing in the world for her.
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I bet she's beautiful.
What?Korean?? I relly don't get it, but never mind.
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There's nothing to get. It's not a joke.
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OMG so cute!! 
(dumps bucket of water on self) LOL!
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Good luck
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Awww! That's really cute! I just learned something new about another country
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