Word: cutefulness
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...through the Square that had been filled only a few months earlier with pasty, androgynous H men. Ah, summer lovin’—gonna have me a blast. Summer lovin’ it—would go by too fast. I’d meet a boy, cute...
...cards with checks inside, she got pictures of me, and occasionally we'd engage in short, awkward phone conversations--not dissimilar to the workings of a kiddie-porn ring. But the checks-and-pictures ritual lost its utility ever since I got a paid job and am no longer cute when I sit on the toilet naked, at least in the opinion of most people who look through my wallet photos. Our relationship has become more forced and awkward, as if she's suddenly clued into the fact that I am here to replace...
...program; primarily pre-reading skills. It would require teachers to encourage more developmentally appropriate skills. In putting in pre-reading skills we get kids ready to go to school and hopefully, the gains would be sustained. As long as it's Play-Dough and growing plants and doing cute things, significant progress won't be made. A component of the program should be experiential learning, but they need to have exercises that will enable children to do better, to supply them with things they would learn in the home - pre-reading, colors and shapes...
...movie's secret weapon is Dunst herself, who went for the role of Crazy/Beautiful's bad girl because "I was so ready to play a part like that. I don't want people to just see me as the cute, sweet girl." She needn't worry. Although her biggest success so far came last year as the chirpy cheerleader in the surprise high school hit Bring It On, Dunst (known as Kiki to friends and family) has shown impressive range in a career that began with a Kix cereal commercial at age 3 and spans three dozen movie...
...More than 25 states have felony statutes for animal cruelty. Cases like this are pretty routine, but this one got a lot of attention because it involved road rage and a cute dog. Still, you could do less and get even more. A Wisconsin man is currently facing 15 years in prison for allegedly mistreating cows. He's just a failing farmer who says he couldn't afford to feed his cows. But he still has legal responsibilities...