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Date Posted: 10/06/10 8:04:52pm
Author: Luke
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Memories of Christmas and new year

It would be interesting to hear others stories of Christmas and new year, pretty boring this end, the millenium was ruined for me, all we did was drive round in a bus, colin was there, bit of a nut he was, it's very hard to get over my ja years, when people always ask what you did to see in a new millenium.

At least once a month I am reminded of the spiritual abuse of the ja, and it still goes on.

I seem to remember life at the ja being intensely boring, with the occasional big meeting, where we all went mad with the music, dark noises and other stuff, kind of like kids let out into the playground, but watched over by teachers.

I remember a sweet girl called rebecca, had a sister, I really liked her, and bought her a present, I remeber tears and recriminations because the elders didn't like it, accused of flirting, we were kids just hanging out, shows how paranoid the ja is.

Th

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Replies:

Re: Memories of Christmas and new year -- Barbara, 10/06/10 8:50:08pm
- Re: Memories of Christmas and new year -- Luke, 10/06/10 8:53:29pm
  - Re: Memories of Christmas and new year -- Anon, 10/06/10 9:21:32pm
    - Re: Memories of Christmas and new year -- Luke (Sorrow), 10/06/10 10:24:07pm
      - Re: Birthday -- the artist....., 11/06/10 1:03:59am
        Re: Birthday -- Luke, 11/06/10 6:05:49am
        Re: Birthday -- Luke, 11/06/10 8:31:02am
        great stuff -- Peter Eveleigh, 11/06/10 4:32:29pm
        Re: great stuff -- Luke (Happy), 11/06/10 5:47:58pm
        Re: great stuff -- Peter Eveleigh, 11/06/10 5:56:33pm
        Re: Birthday -- Peter Eveleigh, 11/06/10 4:22:53pm
        Re: Birthday -- the artist formerly known as anon., 11/06/10 5:42:56pm
        Re: Birthday -- Peter Eveleigh, 11/06/10 5:44:59pm
        Re: Birthday -- Anon, 11/06/10 6:04:52pm
        Re: Birthday -- Luke, 11/06/10 6:11:35pm
        Re: Birthday -- Anon, 11/06/10 6:18:21pm
        Re: Birthday -- Luke (Agree), 11/06/10 6:06:49pm

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>It would be interesting to hear others stories of >Christmas and new year, pretty boring this end, the >millenium was ruined for me, all we did was drive >round in a bus, colin was there, bit of a nut he was, >it's very hard to get over my ja years, when people >always ask what you did to see in a new millenium. > >At least once a month I am reminded of the spiritual >abuse of the ja, and it still goes on. > >I seem to remember life at the ja being intensely >boring, with the occasional big meeting, where we all >went mad with the music, dark noises and other stuff, >kind of like kids let out into the playground, but >watched over by teachers. > >I remember a sweet girl called rebecca, had a sister, >I really liked her, and bought her a present, I >remeber tears and recriminations because the elders >didn't like it, accused of flirting, we were kids just >hanging out, shows how paranoid the ja is. > >Th
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