KL Boni (@milkdtea) on myLot

Ava-Gay Morgan @avagava21 (59) • Kingston, Jamaica 23 Nov 17

How do you deal with the fear of the unknown? Fear of the unknown in the sense that today you wake up and think to yourself where will my life be in the next year or two. Will i be in the same place.

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KL Boni I think the answer for this is optimism and the practice of living in the moment. we get to worry about what's coming in the future when we're shifting our focus to the future instead of the present. The future is important but you're not getting any nearer to...

25 Nov 17

Obanro Emmanuel @Humitex (171) • United States 21 Jul 17

Personally I would like to hear how to speak French. Having carried out a lot of research, the Culture and Literature makes me want to learn it and I also like how it sounds. What about you, what other language would you like to...

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KL Boni I'd like to take a challenge and the German language has been getting my interest lately. German is such a rich language. It has loads and loads of unique words. It has words for different things/feelings/nouns that the English language can't name.

25 Nov 17

KL Boni @milkdtea (39) 25 Nov 17

We often hear the phrase "No regrets" from people who are just to do an action and from people who just finished doing an action. Sometimes they stick to it, sometime they don't. As individuals, we may not really be that aware...

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KL Boni @JustBhem Thank you!! :)

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KL Boni @milkdtea (39) 23 Nov 17

Thanksgiving is here and no one should be surprised with random turkeys being posted on your Facebook feed. You don't have to be astounded by videos and memes about your relatives on Thanksgiving day. How much has thanksgiving...

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KL Boni No, I'm not. Just grew up with a close association with the American culture because of my siblings. I just posted about thanksgiving because of my relatives who are in the US right now :)

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KL Boni @milkdtea (39) 25 Nov 17

We often hear the phrase "No regrets" from people who are just to do an action and from people who just finished doing an action. Sometimes they stick to it, sometime they don't. As individuals, we may not really be that aware...

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KL Boni That's true. I def agree

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KL Boni @milkdtea (39) 25 Nov 17

We often hear the phrase "No regrets" from people who are just to do an action and from people who just finished doing an action. Sometimes they stick to it, sometime they don't. As individuals, we may not really be that aware...

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KL Boni For example, a young guy decides to throw a house party at their own house while his parents are not around (without asking their permission). He invites his friends to party and exclaims that expression thinking that he won't have any regrets if his parents...

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KL Boni @milkdtea (39) 24 Nov 17

Young Adult (YA) books are stacking up in the threshold of bookstores lately. They are either marked as the "Best Sellers" or "Must Reads." These books feature excellent story plots and immense reading experience to extend to...

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KL Boni Wow, I'm definitely checking some of the books that you mentioned! :) By the way, you mentioned Tom Clancy and James Patterson. I haven't read any of their works because I always have a hard time choosing in bookstores because the shelves are filled with...

25 Nov 17

KL Boni @milkdtea (39) 24 Nov 17

Young Adult (YA) books are stacking up in the threshold of bookstores lately. They are either marked as the "Best Sellers" or "Must Reads." These books feature excellent story plots and immense reading experience to extend to...

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KL Boni he was brilliant :) What's your favorite work of Charles Dickens?

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KL Boni @milkdtea (39) 24 Nov 17

Young Adult (YA) books are stacking up in the threshold of bookstores lately. They are either marked as the "Best Sellers" or "Must Reads." These books feature excellent story plots and immense reading experience to extend to...

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KL Boni I only remember watching the book-turned-movies classics when I was 13 :) Good for your son/daughter! The classics are really nice

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KL Boni @milkdtea (39) 24 Nov 17

Young Adult (YA) books are stacking up in the threshold of bookstores lately. They are either marked as the "Best Sellers" or "Must Reads." These books feature excellent story plots and immense reading experience to extend to...

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KL Boni "So new to him, so old to me" that was very literature-ish! :) He had immense contributions too :)

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KL Boni @milkdtea (39) 24 Nov 17

Young Adult (YA) books are stacking up in the threshold of bookstores lately. They are either marked as the "Best Sellers" or "Must Reads." These books feature excellent story plots and immense reading experience to extend to...

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KL Boni I agree! Shakespeare is complicated for me too. Can't deny his contributions though :D

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KL Boni @milkdtea (39) 24 Nov 17

Young Adult (YA) books are stacking up in the threshold of bookstores lately. They are either marked as the "Best Sellers" or "Must Reads." These books feature excellent story plots and immense reading experience to extend to...

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KL Boni That's nice! Did you enjoy your time with the classics before? :)

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KL Boni @milkdtea (39) 25 Nov 17

We often hear the phrase "No regrets" from people who are just to do an action and from people who just finished doing an action. Sometimes they stick to it, sometime they don't. As individuals, we may not really be that aware...

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A loves B @A_loves_B (1608) • Indonesia 23 Nov 17

Well, having breakfast in the morning is really important as it is said to provide energy for us to start our activities. I agree on that. But then, some friends of mine told me that the breakfast should be enermous. Means that we...

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KL Boni @A_loves_B yeah! Actually, I feel a lot better whenever I'm able to take my breakfast :)

24 Nov 17

KL Boni @milkdtea (39) 24 Nov 17

Young Adult (YA) books are stacking up in the threshold of bookstores lately. They are either marked as the "Best Sellers" or "Must Reads." These books feature excellent story plots and immense reading experience to extend to...

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lady Di @lady1993 (27225) • Philippines 24 Nov 17

I have a friend who does and has actually had a fling with a guy using it.. but then he turned out to be a cheating dude. Do you think one can find decent guys in Tinder? have you ever tried it?

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KL Boni I think the answer is yes. It's true that nearly 95% (just my own statistics ;) ) of the guys on Tinder are looking for fun/sex but there could still be nice and decent guys lurking around. Guess they could be the...

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A loves B @A_loves_B (1608) • Indonesia 23 Nov 17

Well, having breakfast in the morning is really important as it is said to provide energy for us to start our activities. I agree on that. But then, some friends of mine told me that the breakfast should be enermous. Means that we...

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KL Boni @A_loves_B Well I'm in college and most of my classes start at 7AM in the morning. So the lazy me wakes up at 6/6:30, takes a shower then goes to campus. I have no time for breakfast anymore :)

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