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Ms.Chelle @Chellezhere (6421) • United States 25 Jul

Wow. Just look at that musical crossroad: Ozzy Osbourne (Black Sabbath) Chuck Mangione ("Feels So Good") George Kooymans (Golden Earring) Frank Maffei (Danny and the Juniors) Connie Francis And just last month—Brian...

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Do You Do Genealogy? Have You Made a Family Tree?

CAPirani Photography & Art @capirani (2817) • United States 17 Dec 23

I have a family tree on Ancestry dot com and now on My Heritage. I have been on Ancestry since 2009, but just started out on My Heritage. I have done my DNA on both sites, but I still have a big brick wall I have not been able to...

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Which Generation are You?

celticeagle @celticeagle (189793) • Boise, Idaho 31 May 23

I have heard this talk about generation z and this and that but, never really heard anyone explain the reason for it to me. I guess the number of birth years that any one generation includes can vary. Millennials have a span of 16...

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Will buildings replace trees?

Laura @Laurakemunto (13787) • Kenya 29 Mar 23

In the current world, we see buildings everywhere skyscrapers, flats to mention a few. Trees are being cut to provide human settlement. I sometimes fear for the future generations, will they have trees? What's your take?

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How is the Lock Down Affecting Your Generation?

Maggs @maggs224 (2317) • Alicante, Spain 4 May 20

As usual I started to respond to a comment and I felt a post coming on. This was on a post from Granny Gee about appreciating even the smallest of things. Replying to my comment she was saying that she was not doing that much...

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Regarding Man Buns and Mullets

Diana B. @BloggerDi (3121) • United States 19 Feb 19

The "man bun" has been a trendy hairstyle for a couple of years now, mostly for men who are age 30 and younger. I've heard several complaints/criticisms from people my age (mid 50's) and older, about how ridiculous it looks. Hmmm....

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Daily Bible Study

Valerie J. Routhieaux @just4him (323168) • Green Bay, Wisconsin 31 Jan 19

Day 20 Acts 11:1-18 Acts 11:1 And the apostles and brethren that were in Judaea heard that the Gentiles had also received the word of God. 2 And when Peter was come up to Jerusalem, they that were of the circumcision contended...

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Is friendship possible between two persons of age difference?

Xavier Bage @franxav (14588) • India 17 Jan 19

In the course of my work I meet people from different generations. While it is easy to win friendship of people of my age group and quite often of people older than me. However, younger people perhaps have enough friends among...

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sweepers in indian household...

isha kedia @ishak34 (30) 28 Oct 18

Since my childhood I always wondered are we fair enough in the way we treat our sweepers.. Being brought up in an indian household I have always noticed the way we treat our cleaners,we dont touch them and always maintain a...

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What are your Favourite Romantic Movies??

Rashna Gandhi @Rashnag (30597) • Surat, India 18 Jul 18

Hi mylotters, today's topic is very interesting as it's about which are our favourite romantic movies. My favourite romantic movies are Titanic, PS I love you, Notting Hill, Franky and Johnny, Sleepless in Seattle, I have got...

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Don't let Hate be Your Inheritance

Morgan @OneOfMany (12150) • United States 20 Apr 18

I was thinking about it being Hitler's birthday, and the fact that so many alive today who weren't alive at that time often say they'd go back in time to kill him or the like. Or even wish that he'd died, when he's pretty much the...

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What is your generation called?

James Higgins @JamesHxstatic (29410) • Eugene, Oregon 8 Jan 18

Maybe it is only in the US that someone many years ago started naming the generations. The names, here, at least, seem to be based upon what that generation did as adults. The "Greatest Generation," born between 1910 and 1924...

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The Apple Doesn't Fall Far From the Tree

Genipher @Genipher (5405) • United States 2 Nov 17

My great-grandma turned 100 earlier this year. Two years ago, my cousin's daughter had a baby girl. That gives us SIX generations of living females in our family! Alas, I can only claim five generations in my direct lineage....

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WHAT KIND OF FUTURE?

Kandase @Kandae11 (57233) 22 Sep 17

How prepared are we to face whatever we are dealt with in the very near future and beyond? We hear of wars and rumors of wars, earthquakes, monster hurricanes - which may soon reach the level of category 6 - and don't forget the...

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future oldies

Elizabeth @Poppylicious (11134) • United Kingdom 13 Jun 17

When I was a nipper, old people were a bit freaky. They had wrinkles and curly grey hair. They smelt of compact powder, lipstick and lavender. Their teeth came out at night and slept in a glass beside the bed. When they drank tea...

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the past

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Wealth is obliterated within six generations

AmberLynn @ScribbledAdNauseum (104615) • United States 27 May 17

I read this in a book recently. The book isn't of any importance because the subject matter doesn't relate to wealth. With that being said, I found the quote interesting, and true enough. I don't have any really well off...

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Why Do they cancel a really good series?

bonnie @bunnybon7 (50970) • Holiday, Florida 20 Mar 17

Things have chilled out around here for a bit. Almost afraid to say it is pretty good here in the house with everyone . anyway, I took part of my paypal out to my bank and ordered Hulu. so now I have an...

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We're All in our Places, with Bright Shining Faces

Heather Echola @GardenGerty (169406) • United States 26 Nov 16

This is an image taken by my daughter-in-law of my son and his grandpa, my dad.My son will be forty on Monday. Dad is 85, almost 86 and is Vincent's last living grandparent. We all have places around the table, any time we visit,...

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The Sandwich Generation

Heather Echola @GardenGerty (169406) • United States 23 Oct 16

It is not about what you eat. It is about your position in life. I think many of us are there. We have children, or maybe adult children, that we would like to care for, and we have our parents, aunts and uncles or older siblings...

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Rolling generations

Kayla Lenig @Klenig (45) • Atlanta, Georgia 15 Aug 16

It blows my mind on how much changed from day 0 to 2016 years later... From technology to clothing style to how kids in this generation go and play.. I was a 90s kid and the shows I watched to the shows on today is in my opinion...

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