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Judy Evans @JudyEv (390961) • Rockingham, Australia 5 Nov

When we first to the retirement village in Perth, we went to a couple of garage sales and bought several plants in pots. One was this philodendron. There are many species and varieties of the plant with many grown as ornamental...

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RasmaSandra Pretty flower there it looks like an orchid,

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (390961) • Rockingham, Australia 5 Nov

When we first to the retirement village in Perth, we went to a couple of garage sales and bought several plants in pots. One was this philodendron. There are many species and varieties of the plant with many grown as ornamental...

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rakski I wish I could help but no.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (390961) • Rockingham, Australia 5 Nov

When we first to the retirement village in Perth, we went to a couple of garage sales and bought several plants in pots. One was this philodendron. There are many species and varieties of the plant with many grown as ornamental...

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snowy It is obviously thriving and needs a bigger pot! If it could talk.it would be saying.."Oh missus, my roots hurt.:

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (390961) • Rockingham, Australia 5 Nov

When we first to the retirement village in Perth, we went to a couple of garage sales and bought several plants in pots. One was this philodendron. There are many species and varieties of the plant with many grown as ornamental...

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John Roberts A huge plant. An odd looking flower.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (390961) • Rockingham, Australia 5 Nov

When we first to the retirement village in Perth, we went to a couple of garage sales and bought several plants in pots. One was this philodendron. There are many species and varieties of the plant with many grown as ornamental...

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Eva James It has grown well. I have never grown one so can't help

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (390961) • Rockingham, Australia 5 Nov

When we first to the retirement village in Perth, we went to a couple of garage sales and bought several plants in pots. One was this philodendron. There are many species and varieties of the plant with many grown as ornamental...

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Anna The flower is pretty, the plant is really huge. I imagine it needs to be re potted.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (390961) • Rockingham, Australia 5 Nov

When we first to the retirement village in Perth, we went to a couple of garage sales and bought several plants in pots. One was this philodendron. There are many species and varieties of the plant with many grown as ornamental...

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Heather Echola I never have had one flower. I am anxious to see it. I think they do okay with tight pots.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (390961) • Rockingham, Australia 5 Nov

When we first to the retirement village in Perth, we went to a couple of garage sales and bought several plants in pots. One was this philodendron. There are many species and varieties of the plant with many grown as ornamental...

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Juliaacv That is a big plant. It looks healthy although I wonder if it could use a bigger pot to let the roots really spread out, you could have a small tree then.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (390961) • Rockingham, Australia 5 Nov

When we first to the retirement village in Perth, we went to a couple of garage sales and bought several plants in pots. One was this philodendron. There are many species and varieties of the plant with many grown as ornamental...

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Four Walls It looks like the flower is sticking its tongue out at you! A lovely plant!

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Dr Souvik Chatterji @sathviksouvik (23805) 5 Nov

Travellers are allowed to visit Maya Bay and Maya Beach. But they are not allowed to swim. The reason is that there are baby sharks in the vicinity. They might be lesser in size but still the jaws of the sharks are dangerous for...

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Dr Souvik Chatterji yes Judy baby sharks are also dangerous

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nawala @nawala123 (25441) • Indonesia 19h

Yesterday a friend gave a small box of cheese and the brand is popular in Indonesia. As we know cheese should be from milk predominantly. But In the ingredient table it is is said that only 31% cheese and the rest is water, salt,...

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nawala @JudyEv indonesian is not a main producer of milk. we import it

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (390961) • Rockingham, Australia 4 Nov

On Tuesday we attended the Melbourne Cup luncheon in our clubhouse. There was free champagne on arrival and a meal served after the running of the race which we watched on the big TV screens. The race was run in Melbourne at 3pm...

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Anna @JudyEv For sure you are going to use it more as sun hat.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (390961) • Rockingham, Australia 3 Nov

I sometimes use my myLot payments to make a donation to ACE (Animal Care in Egypt). I’ve written about them before. It is a UK-funded charity based in Luxor. There are wash bays for equines which are well used. Egyptian nationals...

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Anna @JudyEv - Yes, spaying the females is more risky and it takes longer to recover than neutering a male cat.

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Michael @Wrexxo (10764) 19h

It's 11:11pm and the weather is 25 degrees celcius..I'm in my bed. For those following my post , I ordered a powerbank some days ago also I was told to pick it up two days ago. When I got there, There were lots of people there...

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Michael True

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rakski @rakski (164386) • Philippines 16h

It's about the bangs or fringe. It just recently sink in. Everyday that I see my bangs, it seems getting shorter. The cutter cut it way above my eyebrows. At first, it's okay when she blow dried it. It doesn't seem as bad. But...

i feel betrayed

short bangs

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rakski yes, I agree. At first, I thought it would grow soon. But it seems not to be the case

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nawala @nawala123 (25441) • Indonesia 19h

Yesterday a friend gave a small box of cheese and the brand is popular in Indonesia. As we know cheese should be from milk predominantly. But In the ingredient table it is is said that only 31% cheese and the rest is water, salt,...

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nawala but as main milk producer, i think in aussie the percentage of cheese should be higher

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George B Vieto @Deepizzaguy (126512) • Lake Charles, Louisiana 19h

A deer fell through a swimming pool cover in Livonia Michigan two days ago which prompted swimming pool owner Kelly Eggers to call 911 to report that a deer was inside of the swimming pool that was partially drained which made it...

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George B Vieto It is rare for a deer to enter into a swimming pool.

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rsa101 @rsa101 (42160) • Philippines 5 Nov

My last week of vacation was spent in the stunning Colorado Springs with a cousin, and I was completely mesmerized by the awe-inspiring landscapes. The air was crisp and invigorating, yet the sun cast a warm glow over everything....

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rsa101 Another remarkable experience in the vast expanse of the United States. The sheer scale of the land suggests there is always more to explore and appreciate across the American continent.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (390961) • Rockingham, Australia 28 Oct

We’re going to be away for the day as we’re meeting Vince’s sister and family at a national park to celebrate an early birthday, which is tomorrow. Her son and two young daughters are visiting from London, UK. It could get quite...

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national park

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Four Walls @JudyEv — oh, I certainly did. I’ve also gone to YouTube and watched videos about the place. LOVELY!!!!!

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (390961) • Rockingham, Australia 29 Oct

Halloween was never special when I was a child but over the last decade or so it’s become bigger and bigger in Australia. I was reminded of that when we drove past my BIL’s neighbour’s house yesterday. These neighbours haven’t...

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Four Walls @JudyEv — he could put a Santa hat on the skeleton and leave him up for two more months.

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