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What Do You Like To Do?

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Hi everyone, Matthew here with a fun post.

I've had a long day discussing my problems with very helpful members of this community. And now as the days coming to a close I thought it would be nice if we all said what our favourite things are. I'll go first:

What I like to do is:

I like to listen to really good music, some of the singers are, Belinda Carlisle, Michael Jackson, The Spice Girls, The Traveling Wilburys and many others. I also like to play on my computer one of my favourite computer games is Plants Vs Zombies Garden Warfare and The Sims 2 and 3, I love playing with my figures, I love watching Doctor Who and I love watching great dvds with my dad.

Those are some of my favourite things, what are yours? Laughing

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  • I like reading, and am currently reading two books: one is called Mad, Bad, and Sad, a History of Women and the Mind Doctors, from the 1800s to the present; and the second is a book about Nutrition - another special interest of mine, other than autism and mental health.

    I used to love the Spice Girls when they were at their peak. What is your favourite Spice Girl song?

    I really enjoy reading your posts Matthew!

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  • I like reading, and am currently reading two books: one is called Mad, Bad, and Sad, a History of Women and the Mind Doctors, from the 1800s to the present; and the second is a book about Nutrition - another special interest of mine, other than autism and mental health.

    I used to love the Spice Girls when they were at their peak. What is your favourite Spice Girl song?

    I really enjoy reading your posts Matthew!

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