Comments on: A Bucketful of Innocence http://www.thaisabai.org/2009/04/a-bucketful-of-innocence/ Thu, 09 Feb 2012 22:50:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Hoo Don http://www.thaisabai.org/2009/04/a-bucketful-of-innocence/comment-page-1/#comment-1580 Hoo Don Mon, 04 May 2009 19:55:34 +0000 http://www.thaisabai.org/?p=5345#comment-1580 Jade thanks for your comments and I'm not sure what went wrong but I can see that one comment follows the other. Thank you . Jade thanks for your comments and I’m not sure what went wrong but I can see that one comment follows the other. Thank you .

]]> By: Jade http://www.thaisabai.org/2009/04/a-bucketful-of-innocence/comment-page-1/#comment-1564 Jade Mon, 04 May 2009 04:03:06 +0000 http://www.thaisabai.org/?p=5345#comment-1564 as they grow up. Oh well wishful thinking! <abbr><em>Jade’s last blog post..<a href="http://www.pinayjade.com/personal/the-story-behind-me-and-my-colorful-life/" rel="nofollow">The story behind Me and my Colorful Life</a></em></abbr> as they grow up. Oh well wishful thinking!

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]]> By: Jade http://www.thaisabai.org/2009/04/a-bucketful-of-innocence/comment-page-1/#comment-1563 Jade Mon, 04 May 2009 04:01:34 +0000 http://www.thaisabai.org/?p=5345#comment-1563 I do wish that kids can stay kids forever coz like what Malcolm said I also think that they tend to lose innocenc <abbr><em>Jade’s last blog post..<a href="http://www.pinayjade.com/random-thoughts/happy-konninginedag/" rel="nofollow">Happy Koninginnedag!</a></em></abbr> I do wish that kids can stay kids forever coz like what Malcolm said I also think that they tend to lose innocenc

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]]> By: Adullamite http://www.thaisabai.org/2009/04/a-bucketful-of-innocence/comment-page-1/#comment-1487 Adullamite Fri, 01 May 2009 18:54:43 +0000 http://www.thaisabai.org/?p=5345#comment-1487 Horrible comparison right enough! That is indeed the way our culture has taken us. We played innocently, for the most part, as young kids, but human nature responds to what is around it, and we are a much less sociable society today. Political correctness and false liberalism play a major part, as does 'Eastenders!' Looks like new year was fun! <abbr><em>Adullamite’s last blog post..<a href="http://adullamite.blogspot.com/2009/04/exercise.html" rel="nofollow">Exercise</a></em></abbr> Horrible comparison right enough!
That is indeed the way our culture has taken us. We played innocently, for the most part, as young kids, but human nature responds to what is around it, and we are a much less sociable society today. Political correctness and false liberalism play a major part, as does ‘Eastenders!’

Looks like new year was fun!

Adullamite’s last blog post..Exercise

]]> By: Hoo Don http://www.thaisabai.org/2009/04/a-bucketful-of-innocence/comment-page-1/#comment-1422 Hoo Don Thu, 30 Apr 2009 06:01:13 +0000 http://www.thaisabai.org/?p=5345#comment-1422 Malcolm - I have got a big feeling you are right about the kids losing their innocence as they get older but I suppose in life you have to. I also tend to think your reasoning for this happening is about right as well.Thanks for a well constructed comment. Ben - Yes perhaps testing 5 year old kids is probably not a good way to ease them into schooling.With the constant pressure for exam results throughout their school life it can possibly make the less educated ones more troublesome by the time they hit their teens. Mike - In those days knocking on a door and running off took a bit of guts as well, I remember those times myself. We used to go apple noggin as the ultimate dare and I can still recall the fear of maybe getting caught. Martin - I do think myself that foreign children do in general behave much better than their British counterparts. I do also wonder if it is down to the UK in general losing a lot of it's religious beliefs and practices. Malcolm – I have got a big feeling you are right about the kids losing their innocence as they get older but I suppose in life you have to. I also tend to think your reasoning for this happening is about right as well.Thanks for a well constructed comment.

Ben – Yes perhaps testing 5 year old kids is probably not a good way to ease them into schooling.With the constant pressure for exam results throughout their school life it can possibly make the less educated ones more troublesome by the time they hit their teens.

Mike – In those days knocking on a door and running off took a bit of guts as well, I remember those times myself. We used to go apple noggin as the ultimate dare and I can still recall the fear of maybe getting caught.

Martin – I do think myself that foreign children do in general behave much better than their British counterparts. I do also wonder if it is down to the UK in general losing a lot of it’s religious beliefs and practices.

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