Where did you find the most fun this year: in books, movies, TV, music, games, theater, or some other form of entertainment? And within that category, what was your personal favorite this year?
This week's theme is highlights of 2011.
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December
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- On pause
- Problem solved
- Plot twists and transformations
- Beginnings
- Endings
- Year-end inventory
- Tell us a story: holiday menu
- Private playlist
- Favorite ______ of the Year
- In the history books
- Hero of the Year
- Gold medal
- Highlights of 2011
- Tell us a story: I forgot to bring one thing
- Dream trends
- Sounds like home
- When all is still
- Beep beep
- Feelings and sounds
- Your world's soundtrack
- Tell us a story: fixed it!
- Daily slump
- Signpost
- Early symptoms
- Turn left at the baseball stadium
- Clues
- Pointing the way
- Tell us a story: parade
- The winter season
- Bright spot
- The shoe doesn't fit
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