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luisadannointed @luisadannointed (9457) • Philippines 23 Sep

Maybe because of the bad weather, I hope this will not cause a blackout in our area. I hope you guys can pray for us. I will just pray and enjoy the day instead of getting anxious. I already consumed my matcha latte, and I just...

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celticeagle @celticeagle (180552) • Boise, Idaho 23 Sep

I don't know anyone that doesn't like/love Elvis Presley. My BFF loved him. She had every record and collected memorabilia of his. I think the only person who didn't like him was Ed Sullivan. But did you know that...

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Michelle Renee Kidwell @Michellekidwell (29821) • Sonora, California 23 Sep

This is just a friendly reminder that grief isn’t one size fits all, so can we please stop judging how others grieve! My friend and I were talking about this very topic earlier, she was telling me how for the longest time after...

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Deep-Or-Whimsical @DeepOrWhimsical (38) • United States 23 Sep

Did you ever get a bonus, when going thru a fast food restaurant drive-thru and got a free burger or shake, for example? I did twice, at MickeyD's.. 1st, a shake, and on a second visit, some fries. Compliments of the whoever...

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Amber @AmbiePam (104238) • United States 15 Sep

Up until this point, I don’t think I’ve tasted a lot of things that could be called vile (maybe medicine). Then, I got this tea (pictured) to review. I can best describe it as tasting like medicine with cleaning toxins included....

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DE @Lucky15 Mom loved it, too. I sure didn't and still don't like it.

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Amber @AmbiePam (104238) • United States 15 Sep

Up until this point, I don’t think I’ve tasted a lot of things that could be called vile (maybe medicine). Then, I got this tea (pictured) to review. I can best describe it as tasting like medicine with cleaning toxins included....

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DE @Lucky15 Eww! How can you like something so nasty? I hope you can stick around this time but I understand you're busy.

16 Sep

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Amber @AmbiePam (104238) • United States 15 Sep

Up until this point, I don’t think I’ve tasted a lot of things that could be called vile (maybe medicine). Then, I got this tea (pictured) to review. I can best describe it as tasting like medicine with cleaning toxins included....

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DE @Lucky15 Eww! How can you like something so nasty? I hope you can stick around this time but I understand you're busy.

16 Sep

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Amber @AmbiePam (104238) • United States 15 Sep

Up until this point, I don’t think I’ve tasted a lot of things that could be called vile (maybe medicine). Then, I got this tea (pictured) to review. I can best describe it as tasting like medicine with cleaning toxins included....

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DE OKRA! It is NOT food no matter how many times mom made me "try it, you might like it this time".

16 Sep

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Amber @AmbiePam (104238) • United States 15 Sep

Up until this point, I don’t think I’ve tasted a lot of things that could be called vile (maybe medicine). Then, I got this tea (pictured) to review. I can best describe it as tasting like medicine with cleaning toxins included....

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Amber @AmbiePam (104238) • United States 14 Jul 24

You guys remember when people would say they had FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out)? I had a bit of that today. My 8 year old nephew and almost 5 year old niece got baptized today, and this morning I knew I couldn’t make the 2 1/2 drive....

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Reine25 @Lucky15 (37382) • Philippines 13 Jul 24

During our transect walk, Filipinos love for basketball is very evident. From the covered courts to streets, you can definitely see basketball boards with rims, even in just a simple post on the street. Fiestas won't be complete...

basketball

sports

filipino

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Arunima Singh @Lucky15 Very true. In India, Cricket is like One nation, One joy. You will see children and youth playing it in every street.

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Reine25 @Lucky15 (37382) • Philippines 13 Jul 24

I only planned to have 1, but before i know it, i got three. Cats. Mao(meow), my eldest is turning 2 years old next month, the only male and the snob. Got white and brown furs. Ashley, the second. She "arrived" after the...

cats

pets

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Anna @Lucky15 I know my cat is quiet, the one of my neighbors meows a lot.

15 Jul 24

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Always smiling @allknowing (154217) • India 14 Jul 24

I prepared potato and dal curry today but I did not remove the skin. It was sheer laziness as the maid is on leave. But I consoled myself as I understand potato skin has nutrition. One can easily rmove the skin while eating....

cooking potatoes with the skin

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Dr Souvik Chatterji I think there is food value of the potato skin. So if you have cooked with it there is nutrition value

15 Jul 24

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Always smiling @allknowing (154217) • India 14 Jul 24

I prepared potato and dal curry today but I did not remove the skin. It was sheer laziness as the maid is on leave. But I consoled myself as I understand potato skin has nutrition. One can easily rmove the skin while eating....

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May2k8 I never eat them with the skin, maybe that applies to sweet potatoes.

15 Jul 24

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Always smiling @allknowing (154217) • India 14 Jul 24

I prepared potato and dal curry today but I did not remove the skin. It was sheer laziness as the maid is on leave. But I consoled myself as I understand potato skin has nutrition. One can easily rmove the skin while eating....

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popciclecold I've always heard of the nutritional value of skin, I should try it since I hate peeling them.

15 Jul 24

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Always smiling @allknowing (154217) • India 14 Jul 24

I prepared potato and dal curry today but I did not remove the skin. It was sheer laziness as the maid is on leave. But I consoled myself as I understand potato skin has nutrition. One can easily rmove the skin while eating....

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M Cheung I never eat the skin of potatoes.

15 Jul 24

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Always smiling @allknowing (154217) • India 14 Jul 24

I prepared potato and dal curry today but I did not remove the skin. It was sheer laziness as the maid is on leave. But I consoled myself as I understand potato skin has nutrition. One can easily rmove the skin while eating....

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Jessa Arienda I tried those with skin on, with marble potato, it feels odd but if the skin was quite crispy, It just something worth to try..

15 Jul 24

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Always smiling @allknowing (154217) • India 14 Jul 24

I prepared potato and dal curry today but I did not remove the skin. It was sheer laziness as the maid is on leave. But I consoled myself as I understand potato skin has nutrition. One can easily rmove the skin while eating....

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Diana I always remove the skin. They have pesticides.

15 Jul 24

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Always smiling @allknowing (154217) • India 14 Jul 24

I prepared potato and dal curry today but I did not remove the skin. It was sheer laziness as the maid is on leave. But I consoled myself as I understand potato skin has nutrition. One can easily rmove the skin while eating....

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Kandase I have baked potatoes with the skin on. Then it is very easy to take off. I read the flesh closest to the skin is more nutritious.

15 Jul 24

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Always smiling @allknowing (154217) • India 14 Jul 24

I prepared potato and dal curry today but I did not remove the skin. It was sheer laziness as the maid is on leave. But I consoled myself as I understand potato skin has nutrition. One can easily rmove the skin while eating....

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RasmaSandra I have often eaten new potatoes with the thin skin on and even fried them with the skins,

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