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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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life

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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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M.-L. @milkdtea Thank you for this explanation.

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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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Bhem @milkdtea By the way, Welcome to Mylot.

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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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Bhem If people accepted their action then mostly they will tell this phrase. Sometimes it's the satisfaction they have after or before doing it that would tell no regrets.

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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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M.-L. I don't live in an English speaking country. I don't know this expression. Can you give an example when someone would say that?

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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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WendySpickerman Here are a few in my collection: Ernest Hemingway "The Old Man and The Sea", Jane Austen "Northanger Abbey", " Persuasion","Pride and Prejudice", " Beatrix Potter "The Tale of Mr. Jeremy Fisher", Shakespear "Hamlet", "Julius Caesar". I have "Brian's Song",...

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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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Robin I am a big fan 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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Genipher My 13-year-old is currently reading Jules Verne. I don't think I read much of the classics growing up....

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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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M.-L. @milkdtea Yes, I did. I also studied Russian lit. I've read enough classics for a lifetime.

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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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siddhartha Dicken-So new to him, so old to me; so strange to him, so familiar to me; so melancholy to both of us

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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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maezee Steinbeck is great and a must read in my opinion. Shakespeare for me is still too hard to understand lol

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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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M.-L. I studied English lit at uni and have read enough classics in my life. Now I prefer contemporary novels and well-written crime fiction. No favourite author(s) before you ask. :-)

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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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A loves B @milkdtea I see. When I was still in college I also faced the same situation like that. Just never forget your breakfast eventhough it will be late.

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MojoFan @gibocam (343) • United States 23 Nov 17

Is there a volcano near you? Have you experienced being in "Alert no. 2"? What will be the recommended preparations both physically and mentally?

preparedness

eruption

volcano

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MojoFan @milkdtea Yes, I agree. But mostly first aid ideas are quick to be learned, right? I mean it's kinda awkward to search from google or youtube while disaster is happening.

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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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A loves B Yes, I also agree on that. Why don't you always have your breakfast everyday?

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KL Boni @milkdtea (39) 23 Nov 17

These days, it is a little surprising that people (young and old) suffer from various mental health problems. If you are an adult,you plausibly know a close friend who is currently suffering from depression. If you are a student,...

mental health

mental health awareness

depression

turn2me

websites

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LK2018 They deserve a lot of help they can get because not every one has a strong coping mechanism.

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KL Boni @milkdtea (39) 23 Nov 17

I remember intense nights of fun and celebration. I remember bottles of vodka, tequila, rum, whisky, gin, beer, and all the common alcoholic drinks at the top of the table. The drinks are subtly saying: "Take your selfies before...

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Nandkishor T Try Coconut water

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KL Boni @milkdtea (39) 23 Nov 17

I remember intense nights of fun and celebration. I remember bottles of vodka, tequila, rum, whisky, gin, beer, and all the common alcoholic drinks at the top of the table. The drinks are subtly saying: "Take your selfies before...

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Jeff Moffitt @milkdtea Well, a hangover tends to do that to people, making them have less of an appetite! In addition to an aching head, they usually have an aching stomach as well! I don't have as much of an appetite the next day, but I sure do get the munchies when I'm...

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KL Boni @milkdtea (39) 23 Nov 17

I remember intense nights of fun and celebration. I remember bottles of vodka, tequila, rum, whisky, gin, beer, and all the common alcoholic drinks at the top of the table. The drinks are subtly saying: "Take your selfies before...

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Jellybelly I don't drink by choice, but i have heard raw eggs work and mexican soup meundo works for hangovers.

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KL Boni @milkdtea (39) 23 Nov 17

I remember intense nights of fun and celebration. I remember bottles of vodka, tequila, rum, whisky, gin, beer, and all the common alcoholic drinks at the top of the table. The drinks are subtly saying: "Take your selfies before...

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Judy Story Nothing because I do not get drunk. I only drink one glass of wine every once in awhile.

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