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Judy Evans @JudyEv (390790) • 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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Judy Evans @Fleura That would be the last straw, wouldn't it? A laughing jackass with your prime steak under its feet!

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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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jaishankar @Fleura Yes, we live in different time zones. That's the reasons why this problems happens. Now on I'll give priority to their time and mention the time in my area under it

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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...

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marguicha @Fleura I would put them in jail for the night so that they learn to behave.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (390790) • 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...

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Judy Evans @Fleura I can't find it now but I think his wife was another one who collected plant specimens.

2 Nov

Judy Evans @JudyEv (390790) • 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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nawala @Fleura unfortunately at that time no. but current condition it is better, people have more awareness about nature

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Thelma @thelme55 (80446) • Germany 31 Oct

In our Halloween party this evening. Yummy I will be collected at 5 this Saturday evening by my friend. My hubby doesn’t have to bring me to the venue, I mean to the house of my best friend. He will spend the whole...

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Thelma Thanks @Fleura. I had indeed a good time.

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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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jaishankar @Fleura Yes, may be a few months.

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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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jaishankar @Fleura I hope it will. It may take some time

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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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jaishankar @Fleura I've started eating different foods from last night. Hope it becomes my habit soon.

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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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Juliaacv @Fleura That is amazing-I found that I am all thumbs when it came to that folding type of art.

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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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Judy Evans @Fleura I'm sure we've all been wondering!

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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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Traceyjayne @Fleura …..Lol x

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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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Amber @Fleura

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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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Amber @Fleura I’m appalled at @TraceyJayne saying she took the towels from the bed into the bathroom. I have never come across towels being put on a bed. That’s seems very odd not to have your soaps, your toilet paper, and definitely your towels in the bathroom!...

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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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Traceyjayne @Fleura someone said that they do towel art and leave it on the bed so that the guests know the towels have been changed and are clean ……however, I don’t like towel art….time can be better spent making sure everything is clean and replenished….and towels...

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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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Amber @Fleura Yes!

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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Amber @Fleura Oh my word, people. There are towels in the bathroom to use for all your needs. The towel art is totally separate. I have never had towels put on the bed. That’s a thing?

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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Judy Evans @Fleura One of the gods up there was having a laugh. lol

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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Judy Evans @Fleura When we first were able to watch TV at a friend's house in Perth, my Mum fell in love with Lamb Chop. It was all so new to us. Thanks for the link.

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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Judy Evans @Fleura @xFiacre I had friends who called their pet lambs Chops and Roast which I thought was pretty awful. We never named anything that we were later going to eat.

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