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NJ Chicaa @NJChicaa (126378) • United States 11h

Hello everyone. I hope your day is off to a good start. It is 34 degrees F, dark, and drizzling here at the Jersey Shore. The high for today is 47. So over winter. I have work today as usual. It will be a busy day of grading...

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MARILYN That sounds so good Judy @JudyEv

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (372060) • Rockingham, Australia 14 Feb

I wrote about how Asian names differ from the Anglo-Saxon names I’m more used to. I found Ireland had a lot of names which I’d never heard before. In our village of around 150 houses, you can tell by the names that we’re all...

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LindaOH @JudyEv Could be.

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Jimlos Tatooth @Ineeddentures (18115) 16 Feb

Is it safe for a 66 year old woman to have a baby That might sound like a silly question But Yvonne started ovulating again , probably due to a combination of meds she is on I meant to post this last week So the doctor told...

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Jimlos Tatooth @JudyEv Obviously I don't need it!!

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (372060) • Rockingham, Australia 16 Feb

Still on the subject of names, when I was in primary school, so around 1954 onwards, Australia was host to a great number of immigrants from a number of European countries. They had all been displaced by the war and came to...

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Jimlos Tatooth @JudyEv Aye but Australia made people.go very strange For example When English people were settling in Australia and promised a land of milk and honey by the Australian Government They were housed in old army barracks When they went for jobs usually...

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Jimlos Tatooth @Ineeddentures (18115) 17 Feb

Our latest orders from Amazon arrived just now. Only ordered this lot on Monday morning so quite good that it came so quickly. I like when a delivery comes quickly with no messing about and that's why I like Amazon It's...

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Jimlos Tatooth @JudyEv Yes here too, and me and my pal haven't figured out why it's so cheap. We can't buy alcohol for less than 65p per unit and there must be 7 units in a bottle of Blossom Hill

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (372060) • Rockingham, Australia 20h

It’s summer in Australia and we’ve been having some really hot days in amongst more pleasant ones. It’s good weather for being outdoors and on Sunday evening we went to an outdoor theatre to see Notting Hill. Vince’s brother and...

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Jimlos Tatooth @JudyEv Works of yummy art Vince is a genius I joke you not.

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Jimlos Tatooth @Ineeddentures (18115) 22h

How many emails address do you have I have 5 I had 6 but sort of lost one I need to get more though as a company we buy from gives us 10% off for using a new email address How good is that 10% off pay for shipping Need to...

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Jimlos Tatooth @JudyEv It is indeed I must check the stock levels Yvonne says I should just go and order 200 bottles before the stock runs out What do you think?

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (372060) • Rockingham, Australia 13h

I’m packing away the cat jigsaw that I’ve now finished and will be taking it back to the clubhouse. I’ve started a new one which I don’t think should be too hard. I’ve taken a photo of it. It has distinct areas such as the red...

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Anna @JudyEv I would also enjoy doing that one.

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Fleur @Fleura (34029) • United Kingdom 9h

I just mentioned this to @JudyEv so I thought I may as well write about it. Some years ago I remember reading a jokey article in (I think) New Scientist magazine. It was a proposal for the creation of a perpetual motion machine,...

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (372060) • Rockingham, Australia 13h

I’m packing away the cat jigsaw that I’ve now finished and will be taking it back to the clubhouse. I’ve started a new one which I don’t think should be too hard. I’ve taken a photo of it. It has distinct areas such as the red...

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Fleur @JudyEv Too much for me!

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DE @DaddyEvil (168169) • United States 16 Feb

Please ignore this. It's just a rant. When I was in the ER, there were so many people around that, even if I'd had paper and pen, I couldn't have kept track of them all. The ONLY person who gave me their name as opposed to...

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Fleur @JudyEv I'll write about it

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (372060) • Rockingham, Australia 16 Feb

Still on the subject of names, when I was in primary school, so around 1954 onwards, Australia was host to a great number of immigrants from a number of European countries. They had all been displaced by the war and came to...

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Fleur @JudyEv It's very simple. If you had a son they would be 'Somebody Judysson' (OK the surname is normally from the father's name but not always).

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (372060) • Rockingham, Australia 20h

It’s summer in Australia and we’ve been having some really hot days in amongst more pleasant ones. It’s good weather for being outdoors and on Sunday evening we went to an outdoor theatre to see Notting Hill. Vince’s brother and...

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Anna @JudyEv Fruit tarts are always a bit messy to eat, but so delicious.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (372060) • Rockingham, Australia 13 Feb

One of today’s interesting news items involves tattoos and the health risk that is being linked to them. Tattoo-associated uveitis, an auto-immune problem, can lead to permanent vision loss and glaucoma, with patients requiring...

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Marie Coyle @JudyEv My aunt married a man who was a motorcycle policeman in the army. He had a tattoo from a very young marriage that didn’t work out-a small heat with his first wife’s name in it,tattoo was on his upper arm. Aunt just hated that tattoo so much. His...

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DE @DaddyEvil (168169) • United States 16 Feb

Please ignore this. It's just a rant. When I was in the ER, there were so many people around that, even if I'd had paper and pen, I couldn't have kept track of them all. The ONLY person who gave me their name as opposed to...

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Fleur @JudyEv Did you ever read about the buttered-cat array proposal for perpetual motion?

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (372060) • Rockingham, Australia 16 Feb

Still on the subject of names, when I was in primary school, so around 1954 onwards, Australia was host to a great number of immigrants from a number of European countries. They had all been displaced by the war and came to...

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Fleur @JudyEv He would be called whatever his father's first name was, followed by 'son'. So if his father's name was Einar Björnsson, and the baby was called Magnus, he would be Magnus Einarson. Similarly if Einar Björnsson had a daughter and she was named Helga,...

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (372060) • Rockingham, Australia 20h

It’s summer in Australia and we’ve been having some really hot days in amongst more pleasant ones. It’s good weather for being outdoors and on Sunday evening we went to an outdoor theatre to see Notting Hill. Vince’s brother and...

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DE @JudyEv Our high yesterday was 70F/21C but we're supposed to get colder as the week goes on.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (372060) • Rockingham, Australia 16 Feb

Still on the subject of names, when I was in primary school, so around 1954 onwards, Australia was host to a great number of immigrants from a number of European countries. They had all been displaced by the war and came to...

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DE @JudyEv Maybe but they still should be protective of their own names.

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The Horse @TheHorse (235025) • Walnut Creek, California 17 Feb

At about 7:30 this morning, I was awakened by the loudest explosion I have ever heard in my life. That includes a hash lab exploding just across the freeway, mining blasts in Montana, transformers blowing up a block away here in...

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The Horse @JudyEv I am too. I am heading to bed. It is quiet out right now.

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Amber @AmbiePam (112892) • United States 22h

I’ve been getting a lot of treats (for free) lately that are specifically for dogs AND cats. The latest was freeze dried pumpkin. My dog is so picky, I never know what she’s going to eat or reject. She loves freeze dried chicken,...

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Amber @JudyEv Oh, I used to! And I had to make it a rare thing because her pickiness was wasting money I can’t afford to waste. But the last two years have been free.

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