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Stacey @xstitcher (39003) • Petaluma, California 16 Mar

It's 9:28 p.m. by my computer clock, and I need to head to bed. Tomorrow's Tuesday, and another day at work. Slowly but surely I'll learn more names and how to do stuff and...stuff. I started a grocery list tonight--though now...

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Picking up the violin

Fleur @Fleura (34927) • United Kingdom 1 Jul

Our eldest daughter, known here as ‘Big One’, plays the recorder. Her teacher also teaches the violin, and she often asked if Big One would be interested in taking that up. For years she said no, but finally she decided she would,...

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Village-mates weaverbirds

SIDDI KIMPOLE @SIDIKIMPOLE (3480) • Eldoret, Kenya 14 Jun

These are weaverbirds in a home of one of my village mates. Their nests have really increased now that we have maize a lot of maturing maize around the village. I like to visit his home to have a nice view of how they live as a...

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Will there be any point in learning anything any more?

Fleur @Fleura (34927) • United Kingdom 15 May 25

Now that AI is becoming such a regular ‘thing’ and not the stuff of science fiction any more, will the next generation be ‘outsourcing’ their brains and not bothering to learn anything any more? Will there be any point in going to...

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What is your alternative/time pass when Mylot is unavailable?

Anish Asokan @RevivedWarrior (3853) • India 18 Feb 25

With the recent downtime with Mylot, I kept thinking what could be the best alternative or time pass when Mylot is down. Some of us could be looking on TV or movies, while others could be looking at other social media platforms....

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What makes you come to Mylot every now and then?

Anish Asokan @RevivedWarrior (3853) • India 24 Nov 24

Mylot is definitely a great place to hangout and relax. One could make virtual acquaintances and even real time friends and even learn things around the world. And then there is earnings on top of that. There are few who are...

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What helpful insights do we learn by studying history?

Anish Asokan @RevivedWarrior (3853) • India 6 Oct 24

We all had our history classes while we are in School/college. We are expected to understand the world better and guide our actions accordingly. We learn about successful empires and failed ones, wars, economic policies. We...

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What did you learn or gain from your first job?

Anish Asokan @RevivedWarrior (3853) • India 18 Jul 24

Like many ones, first job is something most cherish. Some lucky ones continue in their first job throughout their lives. Others hop around , building careers . However, we all learn or gain from our first job . It could be...

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When I launched my blog, I had no money at all.

Maggie Joseph @maggiejoseph (36) 8 Feb 24

Good Morning Everyone, This is my first Discussion please help. When I launched my blog "Bestdesign2hub", At that time I had no money and no earning. But along with being a technical writer, I was also a good blogger. Because I...

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Learning to drive at 30

lady Di @lady1993 (27221) • Philippines 3 Jul 23

We do not really had a place to park a car and we never really needed one, plus it's to expensive, so I had never learned how to drive. But I think it is a very useful skill to have, so I am planning to this year. But...

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What Did She Mean? Wob Wumba Wawo?

Babes Says @BabeSays (8795) • Mauritius 31 May 23

My friend here just reminded me of a funny incident that occurred during my stay in the UK. So one time my mom left me at her friend's beauty parlor. There was this girl named Amber there whom I was asked to lend a helping hand....

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Learning to walk the path of life alone

Anindita Sengupta @aninditasen (18198) • Raurkela, India 1 May 23

Man is a social animal and we all were born out of some parents and into a society. Some had a very good and comfortable childhood and some did not. Some of us are young and some of us middle aged and some old. Staying in a...

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Is it good to let kids learn how to plant?

Shavkat @Shavkat (141906) • Philippines 22 Mar 23

During my primary school years, our teachers taught us how to plant vegetable at the school garden. For them, we need to learn how to plant at a young age. Some of my classmates were so good because they were trained at home...

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Once it’s gone, it’s gone!

Fleur @Fleura (34927) • United Kingdom 25 Aug 22

I wrote the other day about how the girls and I had all learned to dive together when we had a week of intensive swimming sessions. I’ve been swimming another two or three times since then, and it’s so strange how completely...

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Unforeseen benefits of parenthood

Fleur @Fleura (34927) • United Kingdom 20 Aug 22

I’m really bad at learning new things. It’s not that I don’t want to learn them, or that I can’t, but that I hate to be bad at things and I’m really self-conscious about being seen to be bad at things. This makes it quite...

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Bookkeeping, Quickbooks

Jeanniebugs @jeanbug23 (992) • Philippines 18 Jun 22

Enjoying browsing about bookkeeping until I noticed free courses about them so I started learning. It's been difficult to learn new ideas but I really want to know about this. I took Alison's courses which are free and I haven't...

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Dutch language

Nurfadillah @Bubba90 (1753) • Indonesia 2 Jun 22

Recently learned dutch through internet, and also read some Dutch dictionaries because I was planning to live there for a long time that's why I learned Dutch through internet and it really made me desperate. It is very difficult...

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i finally learned how to ride a bike

lady Di @lady1993 (27221) • Philippines 18 May 22

This is kind of old news since I learned on the 4 or 5th try and that was a few months ago. Anyway, it was really fun, didn't get that much bruises. hopefully I can use my new skills on an actual road, I'm really...

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Gardening is a never-ending learning process

Fleur @Fleura (34927) • United Kingdom 5 May 22

Maybe that’s why it’s so good for us. Gardening is well known to be good for both physical and mental health, and it certainly does keep you looking forward all the time, and learning new things. I’ve been growing things almost...

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I am MY own person here and YOU?!?

Shavkat @Shavkat (141906) • Philippines 3 Jan 22

It is important to have a strong sense of self so that you would not have a hard time in case you decide to be independent. I learned so many things when living alone and away from my comfort zone before. I still remember my old...

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