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LindaOH @LindaOHio (199754) • United States 4 Sep

The PowerBall jackpot is up to an amazing $1.7 billion. Today (9/4) is my renal ultrasound. Wish me luck! Breakfast - Protein bar Lunch - No Meals on Wheels today - Chicken/Muenster sandwich, chips, pineapple Dessert/Snack -...

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Jenaisle @Jenaisle (16393) • Philippines 3 Sep

Have you ever paused to reflect on how dramatically the world has changed in your lifetime? From handwritten letters to instant messages, emails, rotary phones to smartphones, or black-and-white TV to streaming on demand? What...

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Anna I am 75 and I have seen so many changes from my young days. Some changes were good, but now we have too much technology. We need to slow down and enjoy the nature.

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Jenaisle @Jenaisle (16393) • Philippines 3 Sep

Have you ever paused to reflect on how dramatically the world has changed in your lifetime? From handwritten letters to instant messages, emails, rotary phones to smartphones, or black-and-white TV to streaming on demand? What...

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LindaOH Our children rely too much on technology. When I was a child I would be outside playing until the street lights came on.

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marguicha @marguicha (228464) • Chile 4 Sep

Hello, mylotters. Today I have been washing dishes and pots all day. Anita did not come and the sink was loaded with soiled pots and pans. That is part of her work as my dishwasher is not working. I felt so rich a couple of weeks...

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Jenaisle @Jenaisle (16393) • Philippines 3 Sep

Have you ever paused to reflect on how dramatically the world has changed in your lifetime? From handwritten letters to instant messages, emails, rotary phones to smartphones, or black-and-white TV to streaming on demand? What...

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cherigucchi @Jenaisle Take their time. Never rush on anything

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Jenaisle @Jenaisle (16393) • Philippines 3 Sep

Have you ever paused to reflect on how dramatically the world has changed in your lifetime? From handwritten letters to instant messages, emails, rotary phones to smartphones, or black-and-white TV to streaming on demand? What...

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marguicha I´m 80 years old and I could write a book (and a long one) a bout changes. The way I see it, some changes have been wonderful and other terrible. Lately I have been reading old latters and I´m enjoying them very much.

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cherigucchi @cherigucchi (15842) • Philippines 31 Aug

My son turned 20 last August 30. he was not home because he joined his friends 2 days before his birthday. They were actually having a good time and trying to earn money on the side. Though we did not want to let him go, we just...

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Jenaisle @Jenaisle (16393) • Philippines 3 Sep

Have you ever paused to reflect on how dramatically the world has changed in your lifetime? From handwritten letters to instant messages, emails, rotary phones to smartphones, or black-and-white TV to streaming on demand? What...

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cherigucchi This is quite so serious. I have been living in this life for almost 5 decades now and there are a lot of stories to telll

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Jenaisle @Jenaisle (16393) • Philippines 30 Aug

I went to visit some friends and I met an 82-year-old woman who was struggling to walk - even with her walker. She told me how she often lacks sleep because she couldn't climb back to bed after going to the john, so she just leans...

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rsa101 @Jenaisle The present moment is more important than the future. Enjoy what’s happening now, as it’s what we can control. The future is uncertain, so why worry about it when we can focus on making the most of the present instead of stressing over the unknown?...

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Michelle Renee Kidwell @Michellekidwell (29683) • Sonora, California 2 Sep

Listening to this song breaks my heart! I know far to many people who can relate this song on a far to deep level! The song just really plucked at my heartstrings today, and brought back the moments I have seen the pain a loss...

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loved ones

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Michelle Renee Kidwell Yes, definitely, my friends know they can reach out to me!

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LindaOH @LindaOHio (199754) • United States 3 Sep

The PowerBall jackpot is up to an amazing $1.3 billion; and by the time the drawing rolls around, it may even be higher. Cousin #2 and I are splitting 5 tickets. Are you playing? What would you do with the money if you...

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LindaOH It would certainly be nice to win.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (362301) • Rockingham, Australia 2 Sep

The photo is Vince’s. It immediately makes me think of a dolphin with its sleek lines. However, the ‘tail’ seems to be off-kilter. I don’t know what sort of plane it is and I’m not going to ask as I’d have to listen to a...

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Michelle Renee Kidwell @Michellekidwell (29683) • Sonora, California 2 Sep

Listening to this song breaks my heart! I know far to many people who can relate this song on a far to deep level! The song just really plucked at my heartstrings today, and brought back the moments I have seen the pain a loss...

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Jenaisle @Jenaisle (16393) • Philippines 30 Aug

I went to visit some friends and I met an 82-year-old woman who was struggling to walk - even with her walker. She told me how she often lacks sleep because she couldn't climb back to bed after going to the john, so she just leans...

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LindaOH @Jenaisle Thank you very much.

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LindaOH @LindaOHio (199754) • United States 3 Sep

The PowerBall jackpot is up to an amazing $1.3 billion; and by the time the drawing rolls around, it may even be higher. Cousin #2 and I are splitting 5 tickets. Are you playing? What would you do with the money if you...

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Jenaisle @Jenaisle (16393) • Philippines 30 Aug

I went to visit some friends and I met an 82-year-old woman who was struggling to walk - even with her walker. She told me how she often lacks sleep because she couldn't climb back to bed after going to the john, so she just leans...

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rsa101 That’s a very honest and heartfelt reflection. Meeting someone in that condition really makes you think about life, aging, and how much independence means to us. I can understand your fear—not of death itself, but of the slow decline and losing the ability to...

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Jenaisle @Jenaisle (16393) • Philippines 30 Aug

I went to visit some friends and I met an 82-year-old woman who was struggling to walk - even with her walker. She told me how she often lacks sleep because she couldn't climb back to bed after going to the john, so she just leans...

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Anna @Jenaisle - There are those made for elderly that helps to get out.

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Jenaisle @Jenaisle (16393) • Philippines 30 Aug

I went to visit some friends and I met an 82-year-old woman who was struggling to walk - even with her walker. She told me how she often lacks sleep because she couldn't climb back to bed after going to the john, so she just leans...

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LindaOH @Jenaisle I hope you have many good years left.

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Jenaisle @Jenaisle (16393) • Philippines 30 Aug

I went to visit some friends and I met an 82-year-old woman who was struggling to walk - even with her walker. She told me how she often lacks sleep because she couldn't climb back to bed after going to the john, so she just leans...

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Yuleima Gutierrez @Jenaisle Yes, totally, but I think that reaching 100 or more than 100 is like a very long life, honestly, what I would like is to rest, haha, I'll leave it for the resurrection.

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Jenaisle @Jenaisle (16393) • Philippines 30 Aug

I went to visit some friends and I met an 82-year-old woman who was struggling to walk - even with her walker. She told me how she often lacks sleep because she couldn't climb back to bed after going to the john, so she just leans...

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Anindita Sengupta @Jenaisle We all want to die a peaceful and painless death.

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