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The moment I start thinking of college life, I start gushing about the happy memories and the happy-go-lucky lifestyle. You don't just learn what's in your syllabus, but a variety of other life skills during the course of your college life, which may serve you more than the books that taught you. Reading and Writing: Communication was different those days in college: it was all about reading bulky books and rewriting them in examination halls. You would have discovered that you are capable of reading 300-400 pages in a very short time the day before the exam. Writing lengthy essays and doing calculations which you hardly come across in your career. Yet these prove as the fundamentals to all that you go through in your career. Insights from experts: Lecturers and professors not just tell tales, but give unmatched stories of expertise for your betterment from their previous experiences. Be them kind or strict or disciplinarian, they work hard to make you go further.

Running riots in bedroom and kitchen? Is that what happens at your home? Well, join the club, we have toddlers in our homesteads. These little humans can be a pain in your rear even with the slightest misdoings. You often end up looking for solutions of your daily complications on the web, such as tackling a fever, indoor entertainment ideas, growth symptoms etc. Here is the list of most visited websites your history would hold if you have a toddler at home. DIY: Do it yourself.com isn't this website a universal remedy for your out-of-budget woes? Be it making a toy or creating a scrapbook or craft work or little science experiments with your beloved little one, this website provides unmatched information to use. Howstuffworks.com can also be a good substitute. Babycenter WebMD: Whenever you google an ailment in your baby, this particular website pops up with bare minimum competition to rival. Even though these websites provide you generalized ideas, as a mother you pr