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RUBESH @Manasha (2866) • Pondicherry, India 9 Aug

Some we turn without thinking. Some we hesitate at. And some… we stand on for a while, just to take it all in. Yesterday, I found myself at one such corner — not just a physical place, but a meeting point of music, memory, and...

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Four Walls @FourWalls (77950) • United States 8 Aug

If you wonder why today’s “Where’s FourWallsdo” song is “Take It Easy,” it’s because of yesterday evening’s stop: Standin’ on the Corner Park in Winslow, Arizona. And it’s such a fine sight to see!!! A wall from a burned-out...

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RUBESH That sounds like such a perfect blend of music history and small-town charm. Standin’ on the Corner Park is one of those spots where a song lyric just jumps off the record and into real life. The mural, statues, and even the parked flatbed Ford make it feel...

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The Horse @TheHorse (229788) • Walnut Creek, California 8 Aug

I have only a handful of students this afternoon. It's 9 AM, and it is already about 70 F out. I think we may reach the 90s today. I am going to do a bit more reading about that sex trafficker lady getting sent to a more comfy...

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RUBESH As for me, I’d probably be diving into your book project if I were in your shoes. Days like that are great for getting lost in writing, especially with a lighter schedule.

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Amber @AmbiePam (101799) • United States 8 Aug

I was at the pharmacy, and the pharmacist greeted me by name. This particular pharmacy I’ve used for a good 15 years, so it didn’t surprise me he remembered my name. Then, he asked me (very loudly) how my mom was doing. Well,...

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RUBESH That’s such an awkward little human moment — a mix of kindness, mistaken memory, and a dash of public embarrassment. Honestly, you handled it gracefully. You spared him the instant gut-punch of realizing his mistake in front of a crowd, and you let the...

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LindaOH @LindaOHio (198196) • United States 8 Aug

Would you go back in time? So many people I've talked to have said no. What's done is done. I'm a better person because of what I've gone through. My past has shaped who I am You can't go back. BUT what if you...

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RUBESH you’re touching on something a lot of people wrestle with — that tension between acceptance of the past and the fantasy of a single, surgical edit to it. If we’re speaking hypothetically (and without any time paradoxes or butterfly-effect disasters), choosing...

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Traceyjayne @Traceyjayne (4429) • United Kingdom 16 Jun

Maybe it's because of the job that I have, but I am really bugged when people spell words incorrectly . Not the tricky , uncommon words.....I mean the every day words.... Here are some of my horrors .... Egnore instead of...

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RUBESH Absolutely—those kinds of spelling mix-ups can be surprisingly irritating, especially when they involve common, everyday words that people should know. It’s not about being a grammar snob; it’s just jarring when simple mistakes keep showing up. You’ve already...

26 Jul

Marie @Tampa_girl7 (53215) • United States 25 Jul

The last week or two there have been days that I barely see my husband. It’s been like we are ships passing in the night. It has been very busy for him at work. He is working tonight, but they called him in early, so it will be a...

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RUBESH That sounds like a hectic stretch, but it’s lovely that you’ll finally get some quality time together this weekend—and with family too. Wishing you a peaceful and refreshing visit!

26 Jul

RUBESH @Manasha (2866) • Pondicherry, India 26 Jul

I can sense a dip in online earnings across the world. Many lucrative sites have recently shut down, leaving us in deep sorrow. Have you been working online like before? If so, that's great! If not, what are you doing now? My...

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RUBESH @Manasha (2866) • Pondicherry, India 18 Feb

Sometimes life throws every challenge our way, leaving us at the edge of frustration. But even in the toughest times, I hold on to the belief that love and humanity are what keep us moving forward. It's easy to get lost in...

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RUBESH Thank you, Judy. Your kind words mean a lot right now. I also believe that even the smallest acts of kindness can make a big difference. I’m holding on to hope that things will get better." This acknowledges their support while keeping it warm and positive....

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RUBESH @Manasha (2866) • Pondicherry, India 18 Feb

Sometimes life throws every challenge our way, leaving us at the edge of frustration. But even in the toughest times, I hold on to the belief that love and humanity are what keep us moving forward. It's easy to get lost in...

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RUBESH "Thank you so much for your kindness. It truly means a lot to know that there are people like you who take the time to remind others that they matter. Your friend is lucky to have you, and your words today have given me a little more strength to keep going....

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RUBESH @Manasha (2866) • Pondicherry, India 18 Feb

Sometimes life throws every challenge our way, leaving us at the edge of frustration. But even in the toughest times, I hold on to the belief that love and humanity are what keep us moving forward. It's easy to get lost in...

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RUBESH Thank you, Anish. Your words mean a lot in this difficult time. It’s true—pain can make it hard to see the kindness that still exists, but your message is a reminder that it’s there. I’ll hold on to that hope and keep moving forward, one step at a time. Truly...

21 Feb

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RUBESH @Manasha (2866) • Pondicherry, India 18 Feb

Sometimes life throws every challenge our way, leaving us at the edge of frustration. But even in the toughest times, I hold on to the belief that love and humanity are what keep us moving forward. It's easy to get lost in...

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Eva James @wolfgirl569 (121019) • Marion, Ohio 17 Feb

Very very lonely. I was missing everyone here. I am glad to see you are still here and did not abandon me. I spent the time getting my fire stick working again. It did an update that erased everything from the...

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RUBESH I’m so glad we’re still connected! It sounds like you’ve had a productive time getting your Fire Stick back in order, even with the update. I hope the dusting and watering the chickens goes smoothly, and your day continues to get better. If you ever want to...

18 Feb

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RUBESH @Manasha (2866) • Pondicherry, India 13 Feb

Hey MyLotters, I’ve been eating a boiled egg every day, and I noticed often I get a runny nose or sneezing. Could eggs be the cause? I’ve heard that some people have mild egg allergies or histamine sensitivity, which might trigger...

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RUBESH That’s interesting! It does sound like you had some sensitivity to milk, even if it wasn’t a full-blown allergy. Back then, people didn’t really talk much about food intolerances, but now we know a lot more about how different foods can affect us. Did you ever...

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RUBESH @Manasha (2866) • Pondicherry, India 13 Feb

Hey MyLotters, I’ve been eating a boiled egg every day, and I noticed often I get a runny nose or sneezing. Could eggs be the cause? I’ve heard that some people have mild egg allergies or histamine sensitivity, which might trigger...

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RUBESH Thanks, Namaco21! That’s a good idea—I’ll try avoiding eggs for a few days and see if my symptoms improve. It’s definitely something worth testing. I appreciate your suggestion! ??

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RUBESH @Manasha (2866) • Pondicherry, India 13 Feb

Hey MyLotters, I’ve been eating a boiled egg every day, and I noticed often I get a runny nose or sneezing. Could eggs be the cause? I’ve heard that some people have mild egg allergies or histamine sensitivity, which might trigger...

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RUBESH That’s an interesting perspective! I haven’t thought about airborne spices being a factor, but I’ll definitely pay attention to that. As for eggs, I’ll try skipping them for a few days and see if there’s any change. If the symptoms continue, I might look into...

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rakski @rakski (146379) • Philippines 12 Feb

Last Sunday when we went to the grocery, I saw some sale merchandise. I bought this soap as the take 1 of the same hand soap with lavender scent. All the take 1 are this melon scent. Maybe melon scent is not...

free hand soap

melon scent hand soap

buy 1 take 1

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RUBESH That’s funny how the ‘take 1’ turned out to be a different scent! ?? Melon can be a bit hit or miss with soaps, I guess. Personally, I love lavender—it’s so calming and fresh! ?? I also enjoy citrus scents like lemon or orange because they feel so refreshing....

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RUBESH @Manasha (2866) • Pondicherry, India 13 Feb

Hey MyLotters, I’ve been eating a boiled egg every day, and I noticed often I get a runny nose or sneezing. Could eggs be the cause? I’ve heard that some people have mild egg allergies or histamine sensitivity, which might trigger...

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RUBESH It happens later in the evening before I go to the bed

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rakski @rakski (146379) • Philippines 13 Feb

My daughter requested pancakes. So we will be having breakfast for dinner, pancakes, scrambled eggs, and sausage. Yum! I am sure it will be your breakfast somewhere there but it is nearly time to have dinner here....

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RUBESH "Breakfast for dinner? Now that’s a great idea! ?????? Something about pancakes in the evening just makes them taste even better. ?? Hope you all enjoy it!

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (361161) • Rockingham, Australia 12 Feb

I don’t know anyone with a small baby. Are these safety cots still in use? Our boys had one. The closed-in cot meant they couldn’t fall out of bed and the flywire kept the mosquitoes at bay. I remember ours having teddies and...

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RUBESH That brings back memories! ?? Those enclosed cots were such a practical idea—keeping little ones safe while giving parents a few extra minutes of peace before the 'come get me!' cries started. ?? I’m not sure how common they are these days, but I’d guess...

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