BitGreedy

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r/JacquelineWilson•

I thought their character arc, particularly Roxy was interesting. You have these three kids acting so tough because they felt they had to, probably to get some semblance of control in their lives when they were moving from pillar to post.

All they had were each other, and once Chantel left, they felt vulnerable because they had spent so long as a unit they didn't know how to cope without her.

Roxy The Rock is a interesting episode that shows Roxy's mindset because she feels threatened by Chantel's dad- not only because she feels he's going to take her away from the trio, but because she didn't know hers and it felt like a slap in the face with Chantel suddenly receiving birthday gifts. Rox

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r/Swimming•

So I started visiting the pool once a week about 3 months ago and have made great progress- from being scared of the water and being anxious to even enter to kicking and gliding from a body length away into the side without a float.

However, for actually doing widths of the pool, I still need to hold onto a kickboard to feel confident. I tried with just a pool noodle and for some reason got freaked out. Am I just overthinking and preventing myself from actually suceeding in properly swimming?

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r/tipofmytongue•

As a child in the 90s-00s, I had a picture book about a boy who goes to visit his aunt who is very sad, and he brings her multiple gifts such as a new hat, a box of chocolates, a pet etc to no avail. The ending was something along the lines of the boy bringing her a jar of something from the garden, possibly happiness or something along those lines and she was finally satisfied. The illustrations were very 1970s.

Thank you!

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