Judy Evans

@JudyEv (360927)

Rockingham, Australia

Joined myLot 10 years ago

Hi there. My husband, Vince, and I live in a gated lifestyle village in Western Australia. One adult son lives in Melbourne, Victoria and the other in Ireland.

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Greetings from Riga, Latvia

LooeyVille @LooeyVille (88) • United States 5h

We just subbed in Latvia after a four hour bus ride from Estonia We’re settling in and resting at the hotel before dinner in about 90 minutes. I went get to explore the city until tomorrow but I’ve already seen beautiful art...

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Judy Evans I'm sure it will be another beautiful city.

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This Is It - Moving In.

rakski @rakski (146187) • Philippines 5h

I am excited that the day has come. We are all waiting for this day to come. It means that finally, my daughter will start a new chapter in her life. Her university life begins. I am sad that the day has come. This means...

university life

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Judy Evans This is indeed a new chapter and a big step forward in her life.

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16.08.2025 Giant Cross in the Skies of Australia

SIDDI KIMPOLE @SIDIKIMPOLE (2486) • Eldoret, Kenya 6h

We are all surrounded by fora overflowing with discussions on interesting experiences. Whether they are facts or fiction is a bone for constant chewing. With the advancing technology it is getting even more complex. There is need...

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Judy Evans I haven't heard about this. We need to be more and more sceptical about these things now that AI is advancing so rapidly.

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16.08.2025 Progress on “The Battle out of the Bottle”

SIDDI KIMPOLE @SIDIKIMPOLE (2486) • Eldoret, Kenya 6h

Well, I am still writing the first chapter. At this level, I am introducing the protagonist to my audience of readers. I am bringing out his background, explaining his bitter and sweet past, describing his upbringing, shaping or...

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Judy Evans I'm sure it's easy to get wrapped up characters that you create but a good novel always has a certain amount of tension in it.

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16.08.2025 Rare variety of sugarcanes in my cane nursery

SIDDI KIMPOLE @SIDIKIMPOLE (2486) • Eldoret, Kenya 6h

I can attest that so far farm work is progressing well. I am also grateful to God because the climatic and weather conditions are quite favourable for most crop types and varieties around here in Western Kenya. My daily schedule...

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Judy Evans That's great that those canes are doing so well. I hope it continues. Are there animals that might eat them?

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Good morning myLot

NJ Chicaa @NJChicaa (124297) • United States 6h

Hello everyone. I hope your day is off to a good start. It is 76 degrees F and cloudy here at the Jersey Shore. The high for today is 81. Fine with me! I woke up just before 7am today. I was up late (for me) last night so I'm...

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Judy Evans We took a bunch of stuff to the op shop yesterday including some clothes that I don't wear any more. I really need some new pants.

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Best Friends

Juliaacv @Juliaacv (54360) • Canada 9h

As many here know from many of my posts, my husband retired 2 1/2 years ago and spends his weekdays with our sweet little twin granddaughters. He takes them to an Early ON playgroup every morning. IT is there that the children...

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Judy Evans How special is that? Wouldn't it be wonderful if the friendships lasted for decades?

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Look what I found!

Fleur @Fleura (32313) • United Kingdom 10h

I was walking across a field when I noticed a bit of frayed binder twine stuck there among the grass. Obviously it had been left behind when the farmer baled hay earlier in the summer. I picked it up because I didn’t want a cow or...

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Judy Evans It certainly looks a gold colour. I hope it turns into something at some stage.

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A midnight mistake

Fleur @Fleura (32313) • United Kingdom 10h

So @xFiacre just brought this to mind in our conversation about wardrobes and outside toilets. Many years ago, a friend told me this story. She was staying with some friends who had moved house not long before. She was in bed,...

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Judy Evans Oh my goodness! I hope he only did this the once!

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Capsicum

Always smiling @allknowing (151708) • India 11h

You wil; always find capscums in our fridge as that is what I need to add in most of the dishes. The flavour of capsicum adds to the taste of any dishe when it is added We even make capsicum pakoras. I added capsicum to the...

full of flavour

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Judy Evans The green ones are the cheapest here.

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8/15/25 - Meals

LindaOH @LindaOHio (197924) • United States 11h

Am taking cousin #3 to Red Lobster on Tuesday. It's been over a year since I've been to a restaurant. I can hardly wait!! I don't understand Terminix. I am paying sixty some dollars per month. I spoke with someone there; and...

meals on wheels

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Judy Evans I think many of us don't drink as much water as we should.

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Mission: Aquarium Upgrade Complete!

rsa101 @rsa101 (39833) • Philippines 12h

After years of staring at my old aquarium and saying, “One day I’ll replace you,” that “one day” finally came. I ordered a slightly bigger tank (because clearly my fish deserve real estate upgrades too ). Yesterday, I...

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Judy Evans Are they your fish? They are so colourful. They look beautiful. I'm sure they'll love their new home.

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Hot Day

TaxiLady @Ghostlady (1905) • United States 12h

We have been having some nice weather here lately...until today...OMG is was back to regular Aug. weather...steaming hot! I went to Dollar General store to get paper and cleaning products...and got a head of...

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Judy Evans Salad is good on a hot day.

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Loads and loads of croton cuttings

Always smiling @allknowing (151708) • India 14h

Becfause of heavy rain in the last few months our garden has over grown and all that needs to be trimmed when the rain subsides The crotons in parituclar will run into hundreds of cuttings. I would not like to just dump them...

croton cuttings

waiting to be trimmed

cuttings to be donated

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Judy Evans Some plants really take off when there is a lot of rain. These crotons are very pretty.

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I wrote it in black and white

snowy @snowy22315 (194567) • United States 18h

I made sure he could read it. He took the list, I wrote little apples, he came back with plums. I wrote little soups for the cat. No little soups. He was supposed to get a cupcake for my parents anniversary. He came back with...

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Judy Evans @snowy22315 It was pretty funny at the time - to me anyway!

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Bullet holes in a harmonium

Judy Evans @JudyEv (360927) • Rockingham, Australia 14 Aug

Another instrument that I photographed at New Norcia was this harmonium. The information board said that it was donated to the Kalumburu Mission by a grateful German government. In 1932, two German airmen crashed near there. The...

western australia

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Judy Evans @rsa101 There is little of value to anyone on our northern shores. They're very inhospitable.

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A lovely use of Paulownia timber

Judy Evans @JudyEv (360927) • Rockingham, Australia 16h

The image shows one of the entries in the Mandorla Art Award which I wrote about last discussion. The attractive wood is paulownia. The genus is native to east Asia and widespread across China. It’s become very popular in...

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mandorla art award

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Judy Evans I love the golden honey colour.

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Images from the Mandorla Art Award

Judy Evans @JudyEv (360927) • Rockingham, Australia 17h

While we were at New Norcia which is a monastery town, we visited the art gallery where previous winners and finalists of the Mandorla Art Award were exhibited. The Award is described as Australia’s most significant thematic...

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mandorla art award

art competition

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Judy Evans Half the art I see I don't really understand but I did like some of these.

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This one needs its own discussion

Judy Evans @JudyEv (360927) • Rockingham, Australia 11h

I wrote about the Mandorla Art Award and decided this entry needed a post of its own. It’s a composite photo as the entries could be in any medium. I don’t know the creator but I think it was the person sitting in the chair....

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mandorla art award

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Judy Evans Haunting is a good word for it. It's hard to forget this image.

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This one needs its own discussion

Judy Evans @JudyEv (360927) • Rockingham, Australia 11h

I wrote about the Mandorla Art Award and decided this entry needed a post of its own. It’s a composite photo as the entries could be in any medium. I don’t know the creator but I think it was the person sitting in the chair....

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Judy Evans @DaddyEvil @ sjvg1976 I'm not sure it's a child. I think it is the photographer in the chair and that she has come close to death. It certainly looks like the grim reaper behind her.

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