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Veggy @Fruity_ (701) • Indonesia 12 Dec

Hi, everyone. I want to know if you are afraid of reptiles or not. Reptiles such as snake, lizard, frog can be so scary to certain people , like me. I read in internet that this condition can be considered as having [i]...

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Dya80 @dya80dya (7469) • Romania 6h

I bought a box of sardines. I can't say I love their taste. Sardine is a type of small, oily fish. I know that it's very healthy and it has many nutrients. Sardines contain omega-3, calcium,magnesium, zinc, proteins. I usually eat...

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Lori A. Moore @LoriAMoore (4668) • United States 6h

Hi Everyone, Just a short quick note to let you know I'm home now. I spent two nights in the hospital following surgery and was discharged around noon today. I will be on myLot sporadically as I have the energy and clear mind...

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (6092) • Ireland 7h

Right after the Crimean war we used to hang out in Salvo’s bar in Yerevan, me, Nana Mouskouri and Ed Sheerin. Nana was old enough to be my mother back then; now she’s old enough to be my grandmother. The bar was on the second...

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Greg Those were good days. And an even better group. Who most often won the French ambassador’s wife?

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M.-L. @MALUSE (45938) • Uzbekistan 7h

This afternoon I had an appointment with a friend. We wanted to meet in a café, drink cappuccino, eat a piece of cake and gossip. The first snow flakes were falling when I left the house. I took an umbrella with me in case the...

umbrella

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M.-L. Oh, thanks. A stone has fallen off my heart - as the Germans say.

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Morley Hunt @Morleyhunt (19278) • Canada 7h

This afternoon, hubby and I had errands that took us into town. There is a family restaurant that has good food, a comfortable atmosphere and reasonable prices. We decided that lunch was called for. We were seated at a table...

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (6092) • Ireland 18h

I know it’s time to move on from this café when the Pogues start leaking out of the speakers with their tired and worn Christmas offering. It was cute a million years ago when they first sang it, but now it’s just an irritating...

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PLETHOS thats why i use my headphones with my tablet, to block out all that fake holiday cheer. FAKE ! its all FAKE holiday cheer ! P.S.- BAH! HUM BUG !

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (6092) • Ireland 18h

I know it’s time to move on from this café when the Pogues start leaking out of the speakers with their tired and worn Christmas offering. It was cute a million years ago when they first sang it, but now it’s just an irritating...

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Judy Evans Luckily I can't indulge with coffees in cafes so my ears are never assaulted by unacceptable Christmas renditions.

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (6092) • Ireland 18h

I know it’s time to move on from this café when the Pogues start leaking out of the speakers with their tired and worn Christmas offering. It was cute a million years ago when they first sang it, but now it’s just an irritating...

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Anna I cannot imagine Christmas songs by the Pogues. When Shop owners will understand that no music is better than wrong music?

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (141602) • Bunbury, Australia 12 Dec

Recently I wrote about the dessert, peach melba, named about Australian’s famed operatic soprano, Dame Nellie Melba. In a similar way, the pavlova was created for the Russian ballerina, Anna Pavlova. I thought it was an...

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Greg @xander6464 (5866) • Wapello, Iowa 12 Dec

MyLot Exclusive #97 My friend and boss, Donny...I am the most famous member of the Trump Administration that you've never heard of, the Secretary Of Decency, Common Sense And Ethics...has once again been forced to defend...

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Val @valmnz (13182) • New Zealand 22h

Many of you know how much I enjoy visiting Wellington, New Zealand’s capital city, which is about a two hour drive from my home. I’ve just returned from several days down there, the first time I’ve visited the city in several...

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (6092) • Ireland 12 Dec

So here I sit in the graveyard having confirmed with the family only a few hours ago that the burial was at noon. Noon has come and gone and there is no sign of Margaret. I have phoned the undertaker to check and the burial is...

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Judy Evans @xFiacre If it's viewed at all.

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (6092) • Ireland 12 Dec

Fiacre gets off his bike and leans it against a bench to watch over the beginning of another day, the making of a morning. Not even the slightest, quietest breeze rises to stir the mist that hangs lightly in strands among the...

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Greg Beautiful and brilliant. As well as one of the best endings I have ever seen.

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (6092) • Ireland 12 Dec

Fiacre gets off his bike and leans it against a bench to watch over the beginning of another day, the making of a morning. Not even the slightest, quietest breeze rises to stir the mist that hangs lightly in strands among the...

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Erica Hidvegi Very meaningful tugging on the heart strings here . . .

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Vicki, #1 Creek Girl @1creekgirl (13016) • United States 12 Dec

And just what was it we were waiting for? The headstone for our graves in our church cemetery! The guys are out there setting it up as I write. (It was too chilly to hang around.) I looked at my husband and said, "Do you think...

christmas

gifts

baby jesus

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Vicki, #1 Creek Girl When it come to buying a head stone, I guess I am organized. Other areas of my life, not so much.

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (6092) • Ireland 12 Dec

Fiacre gets off his bike and leans it against a bench to watch over the beginning of another day, the making of a morning. Not even the slightest, quietest breeze rises to stir the mist that hangs lightly in strands among the...

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Namelesss So touching and poignant it put me in that place we rarely get the chance to go. Thank you for sharing your talent with us Fiacre.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (141602) • Bunbury, Australia 11 Dec

Following a heap of comments on The Horse’s post about multi-tasking, it struck me that, while I know many read while sitting on the toilet, I would have thought it was mostly men who did this. I rarely do anything but what I went...

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Vicki, #1 Creek Girl @1creekgirl (13016) • United States 12 Dec

And just what was it we were waiting for? The headstone for our graves in our church cemetery! The guys are out there setting it up as I write. (It was too chilly to hang around.) I looked at my husband and said, "Do you think...

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (6092) • Ireland 12 Dec

So here I sit in the graveyard having confirmed with the family only a few hours ago that the burial was at noon. Noon has come and gone and there is no sign of Margaret. I have phoned the undertaker to check and the burial is...

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James Higgins Despite the quibbles about "clarried," its meaning seems apparent. I hope those shoes dry out.

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