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Anonymous14 Feb 2009 03:33
and so what makes her unique from many of us who discovered this long long ago
how mant more of these personal stories do we need to print?
to Anonymous15 Feb 2009 14:26
We're all unique, Anonymous. Many of our stories may run in parallel, but each one is a little different.
Writing them down to share with others, if it's done with candour, can be a valuable experience for writers and readers alike.
Anonymous15 Feb 2009 09:47
I like the unique ear muffs.
loved your story tiiu15 Feb 2009 11:42
omg...tiiu, don't listen to the above anonymous. they're just bitter they didn't get any on valentines day.

i loved reading about your experience and we need more of these stories up here.
Anonymous16 Feb 2009 06:33
It is critical that we write these stories. That is not the point.
Tiiu's story is heartfelt.

The issue is about the paper thinking that this is news!!

Is this another 'easy print' when there is so much that our young people are doing and could be written about.

....and to be continued no less!
Anonymous16 Feb 2009 06:40
Yes......
maybe even translate a few things from the Esto section or a few things from papers in Estonia...for those of us who do not read Estonian quickly enough.
mononymous17 Feb 2009 14:03
The first steak, first kiss, first time driving solo, first visit to the land of your parents or granparents, is always special. Do not belittle this womans expereince. Translation is hard work, and is there really space for an English story of what the esto retired peoples did at their last gettogether?
Anonymous17 Feb 2009 14:45
Don't belittle retired Estos. Have some respect for older people. If you are lucky you might join their ranks some day. I am always eager to learn from my elders. Looks like you are still wet behind the ears.
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