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Judy Evans @JudyEv (390783) • Rockingham, Australia 2 Nov

There were quite a few birds at John Forrest National Park when we visited there. The ring-neck parrots (guess how they got their name!) were very used to humans and were keen to help us eat our apples. Also known as the...

western australia

parrots

ringneck parrot

twenty eight parrot

john forrest national park

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Fleur @JudyEv That'll be why they're laughing

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jaishankar @Shivram59 (52058) • India 1 Nov

One of my friends on mylot wishes me good morning. Obviously it was morning at his or her place. I recieve the comment when it is afternoon or evening here in India. I get confused what should I wish them. Should I wish him good...

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Fleur @Shivram59 I think that would be the best, since for them it is too late to have a good morning. But really I don't think you should worry about it, we all understand that people are in different places around the world and therefore different times of day.

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marguicha @marguicha (230981) • Chile 31 Oct

Tonight young people celebrate Halloween. I say "young people" because when I was young, this was All Saints Day. And we went to the cemetery with flores and my grandmother prayed while I looked around. For me, Halloween is as...

halloween

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Fleur @marguicha It seems I spoke too soon. Apparently a gang of teenagers was going around the village throwing eggs at houses. They didn't come to ours though as we're too far from the road.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (390783) • Rockingham, Australia 2 Nov

There were quite a few birds at John Forrest National Park when we visited there. The ring-neck parrots (guess how they got their name!) were very used to humans and were keen to help us eat our apples. Also known as the...

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Fleur That is very sad. Is anyone trying to do anything about it?

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Fleur @Fleura (36190) • United Kingdom 31 Oct

Do you remember when you used to send for something by mail order, and then you just waited for it to arrive? And then it did, with no fuss? I am sick of the endless updates. Thankfully I rarely shop online but a few days ago I...

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Fleur Yes I can see that the time would be useful for that.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (390783) • Rockingham, Australia 31 Oct

In John Forrest National Park, Western Australia, there are several of these ‘fairy huts’, designed to provide play areas for children. I didn’t take a photo of the relevant notice and had some trouble finding the person who...

western australia

john forrest national park

national park

fairy hut

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Fleur I expect he put the eldest to work helping him!

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jaishankar @Shivram59 (52058) • India 27 Oct

I take the same food in my dinner. The same rice, chapati, green vegetables and cow milk with honey. Yesterday a man, who is the owner of a restaurant, suggested me to change my food habit. He said to me that I should change my...

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Fleur @Shivram59 Yes, changing your diet doesn't have an effect immediately.

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jaishankar @Shivram59 (52058) • India 27 Oct

I take the same food in my dinner. The same rice, chapati, green vegetables and cow milk with honey. Yesterday a man, who is the owner of a restaurant, suggested me to change my food habit. He said to me that I should change my...

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Fleur @Shivram59 Let us know if it makes a difference.

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jaishankar @Shivram59 (52058) • India 27 Oct

I take the same food in my dinner. The same rice, chapati, green vegetables and cow milk with honey. Yesterday a man, who is the owner of a restaurant, suggested me to change my food habit. He said to me that I should change my...

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Fleur @Shivram59 It sounds as though you are already eating a good range of foods, I wouldn't worry about it.

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Fleur @Fleura (36190) • United Kingdom 26 Oct

A couple of days ago @AmbiePam reported going to a class on towel folding. I scoffed at this – who would have time for such a thing? And I certainly wouldn’t buy a book on the subject, if I wanted to do it I could probably look on...

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Fleur @JudyEv I used to make peacocks at one restaurant/ hotel where I worked, I think I can still remember how to do that!

27 Oct

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The Horse @TheHorse (241038) • Walnut Creek, California 26 Oct

I got my dishes done this morning, and am now doing my laundry. I am not sure what turned me into a "clean freak" today. Maybe I just wanted to "get stuff done." It's 69 F out and sunny right now (2 PM). It would be a good day...

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Fleur @TheHorse That's climate change for you.

27 Oct

NJ Chicaa @NJChicaa (128310) • United States 26 Oct

I thought I wrote about this yesterday but apparently not. I was napping on one of the loveseats in the front room. I had my glasses on and knew I had to take them off. I *thought* I took them off and put them on the coffee table....

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Fleur My eyes are like that too! I notice that one is much better than the other when I'm at the back of the theatre, and the other is doing most of the work when I'm reading a book!

26 Oct

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Fleur @Fleura (36190) • United Kingdom 26 Oct

A couple of days ago @AmbiePam reported going to a class on towel folding. I scoffed at this – who would have time for such a thing? And I certainly wouldn’t buy a book on the subject, if I wanted to do it I could probably look on...

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Fleur @AmbiePam @Traceyjayne Just wanted to state that I will be washing those towels that we practised on! Especially since we did it on the living room carpet!!

26 Oct

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Fleur @Fleura (36190) • United Kingdom 26 Oct

A couple of days ago @AmbiePam reported going to a class on towel folding. I scoffed at this – who would have time for such a thing? And I certainly wouldn’t buy a book on the subject, if I wanted to do it I could probably look on...

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Fleur @AmbiePam Oh OK, I'm totally new to all this!

26 Oct

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Fleur @Fleura (36190) • United Kingdom 26 Oct

A couple of days ago @AmbiePam reported going to a class on towel folding. I scoffed at this – who would have time for such a thing? And I certainly wouldn’t buy a book on the subject, if I wanted to do it I could probably look on...

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Fleur Absolutely, it was like one of those game shows where you have to copy the professionals

26 Oct

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Fleur @Fleura (36190) • United Kingdom 26 Oct

A couple of days ago @AmbiePam reported going to a class on towel folding. I scoffed at this – who would have time for such a thing? And I certainly wouldn’t buy a book on the subject, if I wanted to do it I could probably look on...

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Fleur Is that a dinosaur?

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Fleur @Fleura (36190) • United Kingdom 26 Oct

A couple of days ago @AmbiePam reported going to a class on towel folding. I scoffed at this – who would have time for such a thing? And I certainly wouldn’t buy a book on the subject, if I wanted to do it I could probably look on...

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Fleur I did wonder. Some people love the cute idea and personal attention - but on the other hand it means someone has been rubbing their hands all over your clean towel! I've never come across towel art before @AmbiePam's post. Maybe we just don't stay in posh...

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Fleur @Fleura (36190) • United Kingdom 26 Oct

A couple of days ago @AmbiePam reported going to a class on towel folding. I scoffed at this – who would have time for such a thing? And I certainly wouldn’t buy a book on the subject, if I wanted to do it I could probably look on...

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Fleur Actually the swan was one of the easiest and most recognisable!

26 Oct

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (15477) • Ireland 25 Oct

The giving of names to animals is a strange one, but one we find sort of natural and necessary, helping to form a bond between animal and ‘owner’. Our current cat is named Spoon, and in the past we’ve had Christopher, Jasper,...

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Fleur That is ironic!

26 Oct

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (15477) • Ireland 25 Oct

The giving of names to animals is a strange one, but one we find sort of natural and necessary, helping to form a bond between animal and ‘owner’. Our current cat is named Spoon, and in the past we’ve had Christopher, Jasper,...

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Fleur @JudyEv There was a TV show which featured Lamb Chop. Just searched and found this clip from Sesame Street https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n6JKinrhrfc&t=12s

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