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The longest I remember looking forward to a break was for school holidays, anticipated for less than a term.
It was warm, bright and friendly and I remember looking forward to going to visit and to chatting to the people who lived there.
I grew up mostly in London near the sound of those bells, and I remember looking forward as a little boy to the end of the song.
"I remember looking forward to seeing you, but also looking forward to hearing what's happening next in the book," Ms. Sandleben, the 30-year-old tattooed yoga instructor, told Ms. Goodyear the other day.
I remember looking forward to those Rice Crispy snacks on bake sale days.
I remember looking forward to it when I was a kid, and I was equally excited to do it with my kids.
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The historian gripped us simply with the power of his narrative and I remember actually looking forward to each nightly date with my box set.
When I was at primary school I remember never looking forward to lunch, and at secondary school I felt like I lived on chips and beans.
How often do you look back and think, "Why was I so nervous/upset/angry/sad?" Remember to look forward.
I can't remember exactly how often spelling tests happened at school – maybe every week or two – but I do remember I looked forward to them.
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