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The Horse @TheHorse (239692) • Walnut Creek, California 7 Jul

I've visited the pool a few times over the past couple of weeks. But we have not had that many hot days here. . Today, it is so chilly out that I have actually turned on my heat. But I will turn it off when I run my morning...

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DJ @TheHorse Of course it is. However, rain is lesser than usual here considering its a monsoon season.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (385478) • Rockingham, Australia 6 Jul

I’ve talked about how we used to host couch-surfers and also couch-surfed ourselves once or twice. We have kept in touch with a few and one is a German lady who now lives just an hour away. She drives us crazy mostly but she...

western australia

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DJ @JudyEv It's true.

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rebelann1949 @rebelann (118302) • El Paso, Texas 4 Jul

I hope all USA citizens are enjoying this day, the last time we had something this special happen was in 1976 and I'm sure some of you were not yet born at the time. I'm sure there will be new coins created for this occasion but...

250 years old 2026

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DJ @rebelann Yes, it's been a while. At least you recognised me. It's good. Now, I am a Mom to an 18-month-old baby boy who is a bundle of enormous energy.

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****DANIELLE**** @VivaLaDani13 (60812) • Perth, Australia 13 Apr 24

I am happy that the Colonoscopy and Endoscopy are completed. I was very nervous about the whole thing. I was worried about the procedures itself but was worried for the results. I just kept on thinking that something had to be...

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DJ @VivaLaDani13 I have also adjusted my diet to not trigger reflux. In addition, I have started to walk for an hour at the least after food to help digestion. I also learnt not to lie down within 3-4 hours of having food. If I must lie down then to lie down on...

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****DANIELLE**** @VivaLaDani13 (60812) • Perth, Australia 13 Apr 24

I am happy that the Colonoscopy and Endoscopy are completed. I was very nervous about the whole thing. I was worried about the procedures itself but was worried for the results. I just kept on thinking that something had to be...

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DJ @VivaLaDani13 I have also adjusted my diet to not trigger reflux. In addition, I have started to walk for an hour at the least after food to help digestion. I also learnt not to lie down within 3-4 hours of having food. If I must lie down then to lie down on...

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****DANIELLE**** @VivaLaDani13 (60812) • Perth, Australia 10 Apr 24

I'm sorry I'm still quite behind here. I will catch up as soon as I can. Besides not being here for such a long time, this month has been really busy and stressful with tests. Not long ago I had the scary MRI and now today it's...

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DJ @VivaLaDani13 I had a polyp which was removed through a minor procedure. It was non-cancerous. So, all good.

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****DANIELLE**** @VivaLaDani13 (60812) • Perth, Australia 13 Apr 24

I am happy that the Colonoscopy and Endoscopy are completed. I was very nervous about the whole thing. I was worried about the procedures itself but was worried for the results. I just kept on thinking that something had to be...

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DJ @VivaLaDani13 Were you advised of any change in your diet after the removal? Since its a part of your digestive system, its absence can cause indigestion. Okay, so acid reflux is ruled out. Did they tell you what exactly it is?

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****DANIELLE**** @VivaLaDani13 (60812) • Perth, Australia 10 Apr 24

I'm sorry I'm still quite behind here. I will catch up as soon as I can. Besides not being here for such a long time, this month has been really busy and stressful with tests. Not long ago I had the scary MRI and now today it's...

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DJ @FourWalls She may have been administered Local Anaesthesia which keeps you awake during the procedure but you don't feel a thing. Like when you are getting stitched.

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****DANIELLE**** @VivaLaDani13 (60812) • Perth, Australia 8 Apr 24

I'm still catching up on here. Very behind as I've been absent here for so long. On the 20th of March an MRI was attempted on me. But due to having a Viral Infection at the time, I assume it played part in me not being able to...

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DJ @VivaLaDani13 You can ask them how long you will be inside. I did ask to have a sense that it has a time limit and mentally prepare yourself accordingly.

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vanny @vandana7 (102776) • India 9 Mar 24

I am perhaps the most religious tolerant person around here. That said, people have emergencies. Deadlines. Health needs. What not. Everybody is not moving onto those roads for window shopping. So the roads are meant for people...

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DJ @vandana7 With the amount of population we have, any kind of procession will cause trouble to commuters. But we are also a country where we celebrate so many festivals as you mentioned above. I will also add Muharram and Gurpurab to the list. These are not...

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vanny @vandana7 (102776) • India 13 Feb 24

We have ruffled too many feathers already and are continuing to do so, the price of which will be paid by the future generations. So the latest one is UCC or Uniform Civil Code. I think we could do it in pleasant way. But...

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DJ @vandana7 Let's take, for example, Sikhi. As per Guru's guidelines, we have a governing body elected by votes from the Sikh community. It makes decisions for the community which does include civil disputes. Each gurdwara, either small or large has such...

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vanny @vandana7 (102776) • India 30 Sep 23

Vivek Ramaswamy, the US Republican Senator candidate, very simplistically suggested that no citizenship be given because of birth to illegal immigrants. If only the issue could be solved as easily. An illegal immigrant arrives...

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DJ @vandana7 A crisis situation is understandable like escaping war, targeted persecution, etc. because in that case, you are literally running wherever you see a clear path. I am against illegal immigration as gave you an example in my earlier response. That's...

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vanny @vandana7 (102776) • India 21 Sep 23

I have long advocated a uniform set of laws across the board by the United Nations. Standardization so to say. Thereafter...each country can have its own set of modifications specifically indicating where the law is...

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DJ @vandana7 You are misunderstanding. Nobody is trying to defunct the UN. But the UN in its current form is ineffective. Countries are seeking reforms in the UN to make it effective. When India (the most populous nation in the world and the fifth largest...

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vanny @vandana7 (102776) • India 21 Sep 23

I have long advocated a uniform set of laws across the board by the United Nations. Standardization so to say. Thereafter...each country can have its own set of modifications specifically indicating where the law is...

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DJ @vandana7 UN is obsolete. India (and Global South) is seeking reforms in the UN. Nobody listens to the UN. And it's the other way around. India isn't preaching freedom of speech. It's the West. For now, it's Canada. India has registered its disagreement with...

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vanny @vandana7 (102776) • India 21 Sep 23

I have long advocated a uniform set of laws across the board by the United Nations. Standardization so to say. Thereafter...each country can have its own set of modifications specifically indicating where the law is...

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DJ @vandana7 A few Khalistanis were actually killed by their fellow Khalistanis because the Indian government talked with them and had a reconciliation. All this happened right here in India. The people who are creating all these troubles are fugitives. Western...

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vanny @vandana7 (102776) • India 21 Sep 23

I have long advocated a uniform set of laws across the board by the United Nations. Standardization so to say. Thereafter...each country can have its own set of modifications specifically indicating where the law is...

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DJ @vandana7 True! They don't make the distinction. Prefer to be ignorant. You know 1984 was not a separatist thing. It was a vengeful son taking it out on the whole community. PM was killed in retaliation of the Army attack ordered on the Golden Temple.

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vanny @vandana7 (102776) • India 12 Sep 23

Are people so desperate to help the religion survive? It is kinda irritating me. I am a very religious person by nature. But, I don't like brandishing it. It is as sacred as morning bath to me. So well, Tilak (a leader during...

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DJ @vandana7 I don't know. I just find it strange. The heebie-jeebie moment for me and hubby was when we hired a tour guide to learn the history of the church which was quite old in Goa. After giving us the whole tour, we were standing in the middle of the aisle...

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vanny @vandana7 (102776) • India 12 Sep 23

Are people so desperate to help the religion survive? It is kinda irritating me. I am a very religious person by nature. But, I don't like brandishing it. It is as sacred as morning bath to me. So well, Tilak (a leader during...

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DJ @vandana7 I might offend people but I like visiting temples. However, in the Southern parts, I have seen there is an entry fee which I find objectionable and personally like a jizya tax before darshan. Another thing that is very common all over India is that...

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vanny @vandana7 (102776) • India 21 Sep 23

I have long advocated a uniform set of laws across the board by the United Nations. Standardization so to say. Thereafter...each country can have its own set of modifications specifically indicating where the law is...

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DJ @vandana7 The Khalistani are a fringe minority in Canada. The movement is a hoax. It is just a way to disrupt India funded by Pakistan's ISI. This fringe minority has never been able to infiltrate the Sikh Majority because we literally think they are clowns....

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vanny @vandana7 (102776) • India 21 Sep 23

I have long advocated a uniform set of laws across the board by the United Nations. Standardization so to say. Thereafter...each country can have its own set of modifications specifically indicating where the law is...

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DJ @LadyDuck I understand where you are coming from. You have no knowledge of the history of Khalistan and the Indo-Canadian spat. It has been going on since the 80s. Let me just clarify that I am a Sikh. A Sikh leader and a Khalistani leader are two different...

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