@LadySam52 on myLot

Amber @AmbiePam (101739) • United States 2 Aug 10

What is the biggest gift you've ever gotten? More along the lines of how much it costs, than the actual size, although I think that would be interesting too. So what is the most expensive gift you've ever gotten, but also the...

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LadySam52 Over the 20 years of my marriage, my biggest gifts have come from my husband. When I agreed to marry him, he gave me a 1.38ct fancy diamond set in an 18k ring with another 1.30ct diamonds. Since then, he has given me a 2.87ct diamond and several Cadillacs...

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Patsie Hatley @Hatley (163772) • Garden Grove, California 8 Jul 10

Did I get your attention, ? good as this is just the tip of the newcomer conversation at our table this morning. Her name is Alice but I have already named her the bit#her.She just came two days ago. Her main conversation is...

if you dont complain

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LadySam52 Oh Hatley, I can only imagine how alarming that must have been for you. My hubby is a type II diabetic who sometimes crashes late at night so I know exactly what you are talking about. It is a good thing that you get to do some shopping and keep yourself a...

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Patsie Hatley @Hatley (163772) • Garden Grove, California 8 Jul 10

Did I get your attention, ? good as this is just the tip of the newcomer conversation at our table this morning. Her name is Alice but I have already named her the bit#her.She just came two days ago. Her main conversation is...

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LadySam52 I've certainly seen people like this at the nursing home where I worked for more than a year. I responded with empathy. That's about all you can do. You're not going to change her or her mind about what and how she wants everything. In my experience, other...

8 Jul 10

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Professor2010 @Professor2010 (20156) • India 8 Jul 10

Here are the views from professors. Prof .of Economics: Kiss is that thing for which the demand is always higher than the supply. Prof. of Accountancy: Kiss is a credit because it is profitable when...

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LadySam52 I'll never forget what my school-teacher Daddy told me a kiss was when I was a little girl: A kiss is an upper persuasion to a lower invasion. Most of the boys in his high school Ag classes remember it, too. :-)

8 Jul 10

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bluemoonpavilion @bluemoonpavilion (4658) • Singapore 7 Jul 10

This is not a trick to lure you into telling me your age! I have a friend who looks very young for his age. He's actually the same age as me but we always said jokingly, 10 years ago, we look like classmates, now...

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LadySam52 Hi Bluemoon. I guess I would have to say that I look at least a little younger than I am. When I am with my daughters, they are asked (by people who don't know me) if I am their sister. When I went to a club with my husband of, now, 20 years (a few years...

8 Jul 10

LadySam52 @LadySam52 (31) • United States 19 Jun 10

Are there any health issues that run in your family? Here's why I'm asking: I have Sickle Cell Disease. Both of my birth children have Sickle Cell Trait. BUT no one else in my family (mother, father, sisters, aunts, cousins,...

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LadySam52 Thank you for answering, Oldchem. This has plagued me for years. I thought that if they have the gene at all it shows up as Sickle Cell trait. I know that the trait is only detected if it is actually tested for, but my sisters are 59 and 51 and should have...

19 Jun 10

LadySam52 @LadySam52 (31) • United States 19 Jun 10

Are there any health issues that run in your family? Here's why I'm asking: I have Sickle Cell Disease. Both of my birth children have Sickle Cell Trait. BUT no one else in my family (mother, father, sisters, aunts, cousins,...

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DatRastaMan71 @DatRastaMan71 (9) • Canada 18 Jun 10

I'm not sure how many of you had read my old post about my wife being pregnant months ago, because there are not many responses to that one, and I haven't been on here in a long time, over 6 months now. But I am curious, about...

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LadySam52 Hi RastaMan. I am so sorry for your loss. I know things are really hard for you and your wife right now, but, as my sister always tells me: when things are bad turn TO each other, not ON each other. Maybe I can help put this in perspective for you. When a...

19 Jun 10

vijayanths @vijayanths (7877) • India 18 Jun 10

I think it is her heart (sorry guys if you imagines something else)

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LadySam52 After having read all of the other responses, this is the one I most think of as going in the right direction. I, immediately, thought of the mind which, I guess is also in the brain? I think a person has to get into a woman's mind before they can get into her...

18 Jun 10

Bhabes0026 @Bhabes0026 (2) • Philippines 16 Jun 10

what is your favorite application on facebook? ex. games write your fav. apps. now guys! im new in "mylot" so pls. help me.. ^_^v

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LadySam52 Welcome to myLot, Bhabes. I'm a fan of Bejeweled Blitz. Most of my friends and some family members play it to, so we challenge each other to make the highest score. Sometimes, it's hard to get to the top in just a minute. Then, sometimes, the minute is up and...

18 Jun 10

Bhabes0026 @Bhabes0026 (2) • Philippines 16 Jun 10

what is your favorite application on facebook? ex. games write your fav. apps. now guys! im new in "mylot" so pls. help me.. ^_^v

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LadySam52 I'm with you, Bluebelleangel. I love the social wall. I am able to see what my friends and grand kids are up to whether we talk on the phone or not. That's pretty cool.

18 Jun 10

dorannmwin @dorannmwin (36392) • United States 18 Jun 10

With Father's Day being this weekend, I find that I am thinking more about my father than I usually do. I lost my father when I was nearly fifteen years old. So, I'm unable to give my father a father's day present. Instead, I...

memories

time with dad

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LadySam52 dorannmwin I could write a book about all the fond memories I have of my father. He passed away on 10/18/1987 and not many days go by without me either thinking about him or talking with someone about him. He was a school teacher and I attended the school...

18 Jun 10

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swetashah @swetashah (345) • United States 17 Jun 10

A colleague of mine from work definitely easily get upset if someone not saying "hi" back to him. Everyday morning at work, he might go to the break room and get his coffee. Along his way back to our department, he might bump into...

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LadySam52 Sounds like your friend must be in love: the cliche kind where they don't notice anyone in the room except the object of their affection.

18 Jun 10

swetashah @swetashah (345) • United States 17 Jun 10

A colleague of mine from work definitely easily get upset if someone not saying "hi" back to him. Everyday morning at work, he might go to the break room and get his coffee. Along his way back to our department, he might bump into...

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LadySam52 Whether or not someone responds when one speaks is a matter of personal choice. I was reared by a father who taught my sisters and me that unless you slept in the same bed with anyone, you should always speak the first time you see them on any given day. I've...

18 Jun 10

swetashah @swetashah (345) • United States 17 Jun 10

A colleague of mine from work definitely easily get upset if someone not saying "hi" back to him. Everyday morning at work, he might go to the break room and get his coffee. Along his way back to our department, he might bump into...

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LadySam52 Isn't that the truth, Josga. So many people tend to overreact to perceived slights that were probably never even thought about by the perceived offenders. Especially at work, one might expect others to have a lot on their minds besides social graces and...

18 Jun 10

takie23 @takie23 (142) 18 Jun 10

Do you believe in disciplining your kids, or you'd rather prefer they have free will in most thing they do? If you do believe in discipline, what is your method of disciplining?

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LadySam52 Takie, like a previous poster, I am now a grandmother. I did believe in discipline when my children were little and when my grandchildren are with me, they, too, will be disciplined. Sometimes, with my own children, the discipline could be time outs, getting...

18 Jun 10

takie23 @takie23 (142) 18 Jun 10

Do you believe in disciplining your kids, or you'd rather prefer they have free will in most thing they do? If you do believe in discipline, what is your method of disciplining?

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LadySam52 You are so right, Marguicha. Adults must take the time to teach the little ones that freedom means rights and duties (although, maybe, some would say responsibilities). Without those there would be no freedom. Giving freedom and respect to one should never...

18 Jun 10

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