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chrystalia @chrystalia (1208) • Tucson, Arizona 4 Oct 12

Well-- I have been basically missing in action from My Lot for a few weeks-- we have lost our farm. I'm not homeless-- but I am now a sharecropper, living in my 1976 travel trailer instead of the house. As many of you know, my...

employees

losing a business

losing a home

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Christine637 I am not a vegetarian, just wish I could be. I know what you do feeds us all, I have to give you credit for that work. I just know I could not do it. Not that I'm right, I'm a hypocrite cuz like I said I'm not a vegetarian. Isn't it an odd world where we...

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chrystalia @chrystalia (1208) • Tucson, Arizona 4 Oct 12

Well-- I have been basically missing in action from My Lot for a few weeks-- we have lost our farm. I'm not homeless-- but I am now a sharecropper, living in my 1976 travel trailer instead of the house. As many of you know, my...

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Christine637 Would buying the Kettle Corn even help? I don't know I was just grasping at straws. You do have quite a complicated and busy life. It makes me feel like a sloth. I go to work, I come home, clean, sleep, go to work... very simple, too simple actually - more...

7 Oct 12

chrystalia @chrystalia (1208) • Tucson, Arizona 4 Oct 12

Well-- I have been basically missing in action from My Lot for a few weeks-- we have lost our farm. I'm not homeless-- but I am now a sharecropper, living in my 1976 travel trailer instead of the house. As many of you know, my...

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Christine637 Life does throw you some curve balls doesn't it? If you sell anything online, please let us know how to get it. My husband loves kettle corn although he's not supposed to have sweets (who is?). Is there anything we can buy? I don't know have a farm or mine...

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chrystalia @chrystalia (1208) • Tucson, Arizona 9 Sep 12

For those who have read a few of my recent posts-- I am an agoraphobic, a severe one. I can only tolerate being around my other half, my two sons and a few other people. The only time I leave the farm at all is to go to doctors'...

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Christine637 It is probably one of those newly, untested procedures that have to go through clinical trials. Unfortunately for my father it is too late, but I'm glad for those who may benefit from it. This has been an educational discussion and I agree with you that it is...

20 Sep 12

41Combedale @41CombedaleRoad (5966) • Greece 19 Sep 12

If I had to be something other than a human being I would choose to be my cat Lucy. Her day starts with an immediate meal, even before I have my first cup of coffee in the morning. After that she goes for a stroll and plays with...

a day in the life of a cat

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Christine637 very good point ravisvan! It's true not all animals have it so good, not to mention children. Some of us do have the luxury of indulging our pets while in the same world some of us aren't even paying attention to their own children. I am one of those who is...

19 Sep 12

41Combedale @41CombedaleRoad (5966) • Greece 19 Sep 12

If I had to be something other than a human being I would choose to be my cat Lucy. Her day starts with an immediate meal, even before I have my first cup of coffee in the morning. After that she goes for a stroll and plays with...

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Christine637 They do have the life! As someone once said, dogs have owners, cats have slaves. My cat's got it made, she gets all she wants to eat apparently because she never finishes what I give her and she's right now snoozing on my freshly made bed. She'll stay there...

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edorms36 @edorms36 (275) • United Arab Emirates 16 Sep 12

Hello fellow mylotters, I've been adviced by a gynecologist that I had consulted 4 weeks ago to undergo surgery to remove a uterine fibroid, because it is already grown as big as a 4 month old baby in the womb and it is really...

uterine fibroid removal

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Christine637 If they can confirm it is uterine fibroids, from what I was told surgery is about the best way. I have read stuff about progesterone creams, and other alternatives but if you have something that large, I can't imagine that will work. Maybe the person who...

16 Sep 12

edorms36 @edorms36 (275) • United Arab Emirates 16 Sep 12

Hello fellow mylotters, I've been adviced by a gynecologist that I had consulted 4 weeks ago to undergo surgery to remove a uterine fibroid, because it is already grown as big as a 4 month old baby in the womb and it is really...

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Christine637 I had an MRI, I thought, but then when i was there for some reason I think it was a CAT (PET), I'm so sorry, but it's the test where they see inside in much more detail. I had to get an IV of dye, if that's any hint. I had ultrasounds and that just shows...

16 Sep 12

edorms36 @edorms36 (275) • United Arab Emirates 16 Sep 12

Hello fellow mylotters, I've been adviced by a gynecologist that I had consulted 4 weeks ago to undergo surgery to remove a uterine fibroid, because it is already grown as big as a 4 month old baby in the womb and it is really...

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Christine637 PLEASE, PLEASE be sure it's a uterine fibroid. I was told by two doctors that I had to have uterine fibroids removed by having a hysterectomy. This was ten years ago, so hopefully that's changed now. But anyway, reading all I could about hysterectomies for...

16 Sep 12

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silverfox09 @silverfox09 (4708) • United States 15 Sep 12

I am so excited , I dont understand how because I have no youtube videos !! I am so excited I came here to post it straight away . I think my blog is making enough money or something I don't understand I dont even...

youtube partner

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Christine637 Congrats! I'm sure if there's a way to be successful in it, you'll do it! I know you and I started on myLot about the same time, I noticed we had the same number of comments in the very beginning - now you have 10 times more than I do, so you are a hard...

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inmyopinion @inmyopinion (213) 16 Sep 12

So vaguely remember my father, when I was growing up, walking through the garden and picking up randome leaves and flowers and saying "you know you can eat these" and then shoving them in his mouth and chewing away. I cannot...

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Christine637 My family used dandelion in salads. I always found them bitter. My dad used to show me plants too, mostly leaves - mint for example. I would never try this on my own. There's got to be a website to help you identify the plants.

16 Sep 12

Christine637 @Christine637 (358) • United States 15 Sep 12

I received an email that was a recording of a telephone conversation between a supposed neurosurgeon and a radio DJ. This caller tells the DJ that Obama's new health care bill will not allow him to operate on patients over 70 with...

campaigns

health care

obama

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Christine637 I can't even pretend to be a techie but that does sound interesting. My husband just walked out in a huff just now because I didn't go see 2016 Obama's America's with him. He thinks that will change my opinion?? One of the problems was I wasn't ready to leave...

16 Sep 12

Christine637 @Christine637 (358) • United States 15 Sep 12

at my house anyway. I was offline for over four days before the cable guy came and fixed it. I learned that I really enjoy reading when the house is quiet and my pets asleep by my side. I learned that TV is really horrible...

internet

offline

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Christine637 The internet is just a representation of the world, it's only run by people and as always - there's some good and some bad.

16 Sep 12

Christine637 @Christine637 (358) • United States 15 Sep 12

at my house anyway. I was offline for over four days before the cable guy came and fixed it. I learned that I really enjoy reading when the house is quiet and my pets asleep by my side. I learned that TV is really horrible...

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Christine637 I've been spending lots of time here too and have put the books down, though I do try to mix it up here and there. By the way, you are doing great with English and I'm so impressed with those whose first language isn't English here.

16 Sep 12

Christine637 @Christine637 (358) • United States 15 Sep 12

at my house anyway. I was offline for over four days before the cable guy came and fixed it. I learned that I really enjoy reading when the house is quiet and my pets asleep by my side. I learned that TV is really horrible...

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Christine637 Glad to hear you're back with the rest of the world!

16 Sep 12

Christine637 @Christine637 (358) • United States 1 Sep 12

I'm in my 50s thank you. It seems to me that print is just impossible to read anymore. I mean print on everything, aspirin bottles, prepared food packages, anything where you have to read instructions! I went to an eye doctor...

eyesight

small print

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Christine637 LOL, I can so picture me in the shower angry as all get out over that. I have learned though and get out the glasses find the best light possible to read anything lately. They must have to put all that other stuff on the bottle, so they make it microscopic to...

16 Sep 12

Christine637 @Christine637 (358) • United States 15 Sep 12

I received an email that was a recording of a telephone conversation between a supposed neurosurgeon and a radio DJ. This caller tells the DJ that Obama's new health care bill will not allow him to operate on patients over 70 with...

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Christine637 Same here, seems like there are a lot more people fed up with all of them. There's a neighbor whose house is surrounded by election signs, but on his front lawn he has his own "VOTE THEM ALL OUT"

16 Sep 12

Christine637 @Christine637 (358) • United States 15 Sep 12

I received an email that was a recording of a telephone conversation between a supposed neurosurgeon and a radio DJ. This caller tells the DJ that Obama's new health care bill will not allow him to operate on patients over 70 with...

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Christine637 Your story is one of the reasons why I so wanted someone to fix the health care system because ANYONE could find themselves in that same situation. I remember about ten or so years ago talking to a woman waiting on me at a deli with a broken arm and somehow we...

16 Sep 12

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