Namaca21

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Ending the working day.

Kayla Tsukino @kaylachan (80891) • Daytona Beach, Florida 25 Nov

I need to work on my work-life balance a bit more. That means setting bounderies and knowing away from the apps, games and websites I use to make money. Yes, this includes Mylot. I am not going to vanish, no. I'll be back...

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Namaca21 Regarding the life balance, I kind of relate to it. I've been struggling with life balance right now. I even think that I'm overworking myself--- I have a main job, which is teaching, but I also do tutoring service to students after work. So basically I'm...

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Strange Night. What’s the strangest thing you’ve seen in the last few days?

Melanie Marie @Melanie_Marie (2359) • St. Clair, Michigan 25 Nov

Hi friends, my mom recently got a new car. It’s one of those new Kia’s, I’m sure you’ve seen them around and they come in that eeeerie midnight blue/grey color. It’s a pretty cool color if you ask me. I also think she...

strange currencies

strange magic

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Namaca21 The strangest thing I've seen today so far is my neighbor being quiet and not doing any gossips. By the way it's a normal thing here in the Philippines; the gossiping, but she's not doing it today that's why it's strange

25 Nov

I found huge amount of mist in the morning

Dr Souvik Chatterji @sathviksouvik (21854) 25 Nov

When I stayed in Noida one of the north Indian cities I found in the morning huge amount of mist. There was dew also. The mist has led to poor visibility. It is almost impossible to see anything in front. For drivers of vehicles...

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Namaca21 That would be dangerous for riders, and may cause accidents. What are the solutions of the local governments there? They should have like precautions posted at least.

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People Change

Amber @AmbiePam (107169) • United States 25 Oct

Some days I read what people have to say, and my heart gets heavy. The lack of empathy, the judgment, the snobbery, and the disdain hurt my heart. But no one HAS to be like that. They choose to cling to those feelings. People...

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Namaca21 You are totally right. I've seen it too. People can really change.

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Another "Charity" Person Arrested

Loretta @noni1959 (11240) • United States 25 Oct

I was reading the news today and saw another person steal close to 11 million intended to feed hungry children. Connie Bobo was in charge of the New Heights Community Center in Bridgeton (St Louis area), and claimed she provided...

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Namaca21 That's just awful. I can't believe someone could take money meant to feed children and use it for personal luxury. That's just pure Greed and lack of conscience.

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Stormy Day and Boredom

Loretta @noni1959 (11240) • United States 25 Oct

The storm in our area has been calmer than it predicted but the day isn't over yet. We've had thunder, heavy rain, high winds, calm, sprinkles and the sun even tried to poke out for a couple minutes through a small break in...

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Namaca21 It seems like the weather couldn't quite make up its mind. By the way the photo looks beautiful even with all the dark clouds.

25 Oct

Hubby Is Good At Peeling Apples

Eva James @wolfgirl569 (125535) • Marion, Ohio 25 Oct

Now that we have an apple peeler at least. The third batch of apple butter is in the slow cooker now. I will get one more done tonight. And still have apples left in the first half bushel. Tomorrow I will need to go get more...

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Namaca21 Sounds like you had a really productive day. The whole house must smell amazing because of the Apple butter cooking. And those duckies are too funny.

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The Oddest Halloween Traditions Around the World

celticeagle @celticeagle (182420) • Boise, Idaho 25 Oct

Of course, in Ireland, Scotland and some here in the U.S enjoy this time of year with a celebration called Samhain with bonfires and disguises to ward off evil spirits. We don't have near the odd Halloween traditions as I found...

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Namaca21 Wow, those are some fascinating traditions! It's amazing how different cultures have their own way of celebrating Halloweens. Here in my country, the Philippines, we don't really call it Halloween, we call it all souls day, where we celebrate the memory of our...

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A drink and a band …..

Traceyjayne @Traceyjayne (6725) • United Kingdom 25 Oct

So we are just back from seeing a great band at a local pub. The lead singer is a friend of The Mister so he let him know he was going to be appearing at the pub tonight. It’s only a small pub but there were plenty of people who...

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Namaca21 That sounds like such a fun night! There's just something special about live music in a cozy hub, the vibe is always so good.

25 Oct

By Decree of the King

Jim Bauer @porwest (111517) • United States 23 Oct

Why is the government shut down right now? If President Donald J. Trump is the king, why would he need permission to do anything? He could declare, by decree, that the government be open right now. On his terms. Under his...

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Namaca21 You make a powerful point — and you’re right, we’re not living in a kingdom. In the United States, no one person, not even the president, has absolute power. The government is built on a system of checks and balances, where Congress, the president, and the...

24 Oct

It's a rotting society

Xavier Bage @franxav (14312) • India 23 Oct

Yesterday I had to go to the local rural hospital. One of my relatives developed pain in her heart region. We had to hire a tuktuk (electric rickshaw ) at ten to take her to the hospital. She was better in two hours . Thanks to...

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Namaca21 That must have been such a difficult and emotional experience — relief that your relative is okay, yet deep sadness and anger at what you witnessed in the hospital. Seeing a child in that kind of pain is heartbreaking, and it’s even more painful to know that...

24 Oct

Animals in Suburb

dreamertink @dfollin (26840) • United States 23 Oct

I live in a suburban area in Virginia. And as a child and a teenager I don't remember seeing many wild type animals in our neighborhoods. Besides squirrels, birds and stray cats. However as an adult we lived in a mobile home...

animals

suburbs

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Namaca21 It’s the same in my area too. As more land gets developed, animals are losing their natural habitats, so they’re moving closer to where people live. It’s kind of amazing to see deer, foxes, and raccoons in suburban yards — but also sad, because it shows how...

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What's next? Fingers crossed!!!

CrimsonSpork @Manasha (2927) • Pondicherry, India 23 Oct

What's next? This is my million-dollar question that has been lingering in my mind for a long time following my layoff from work. I'm in my early fifties, facing minor health issues, family commitments, societal pressure, and EMIs...

devastating life

layoff

bad fortune

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Namaca21 I hear you. What you’re going through sounds incredibly heavy losing your job, worrying about money running out, and feeling the weight of family responsibilities and health concerns all at once can really shake your sense of stability and peace. Anyone in...

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Today I wrote to my very own doctor.

marguicha @marguicha (229443) • Chile 21 Oct

And he came this evening. He put me at ease with all of my pains. Those tummy pains that had me worried were not a hidden tumor but gases. He gave me some drops for it. And the pain in fingers and toes plus a numbness is...

tuesday evening

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Namaca21 I’m glad Oscar was able to put your mind at ease it must be such a relief to know those pains aren’t anything serious. It sounds like he’s taking good care of you. That rum gift from the “birthday elf” made me smile that’s such a sweet touch! And your...

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More Work Than I Planned

Eva James @wolfgirl569 (125535) • Marion, Ohio 21 Oct

But I got it done. I had to transplant my cactus cuttings into different containers to fit them all in. But as you can see they fit. I ended up with over 30 starts. The only thing I need to bring in now is my 2 big cactus and my...

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Namaca21 Sounds like a productive day! You got a lot done those cactus cuttings sound impressive, and it’s nice you got your closet organized too. Good call on the long sleeves; it’s always nice to be cozy when it’s chilly. Hope your euchre night went well!

22 Oct

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we have been blessed

Lenore Plassman @sallypup (66873) • Centralia, Washington 21 Oct

Morning fog gave way to afternoon warm sunshine. Hubby and I have been puzzling how to fashion a simple metal growing box. It's not been an easy project. This afternoon was so sweet outside. I went out and bolted together a...

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Namaca21 That sounds like such a peaceful afternoon. It’s nice how simple moments like working outside, hearing birds, and finding surprise blooms can feel so special. The old wooden steps and memories of Sonny James make it all even more heartfelt.

22 Oct

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The peacock diya is loved by children a lot

Dr Souvik Chatterji @sathviksouvik (21854) 21 Oct

Peacock is India's national bird. The peacock diya is a mud diya created in the shape of peacock. Oil has to be added and when the cotton is ignited with match stick the diya really creates bright...

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Namaca21 That’s a lovely description! The peacock diya sounds both beautiful and meaningful. In Indian culture, the peacock symbolizes grace, beauty, and pride, so having a diya shaped like one adds a special touch to celebrations. When the oil is poured and the cotton...

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Short Story: A sermon on creation

emptychair @innertalks (23355) • Australia 21 Oct

Reverend Joshua Patterson was giving his weekly homily on creation. Here is what he said: "The world of creation cannot continue to exist unless God sustains it in some way, as without God staying connected to the world,...

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Namaca21 That’s a really thoughtful and beautifully expressed homily. Reverend Patterson managed to blend theology and creation in a way that feels both profound and comforting. The idea that God’s love is the sustaining energy of creation that without His presence,...

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Are you planning on mailing any packages for the holidays?

Marie Coyle @MarieCoyle (51381) 21 Oct

Here in the US, the rates for our postal services is raising for the holidays. Yes, our Pony Express post offices evidently don't think they get enough money for their services, so they upped the prices from Oct. 5th, 2025, to...

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Namaca21 Honestly, you’re not wrong. It feels like every year the rates go up, but the quality of service doesn’t really improve. Three months is a pretty long “holiday period” to justify higher prices, too it’s like they’re milking the season rather than just covering...

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Happy Monday to you all

Always smiling @allknowing (154036) • India 21 Sep

For me every day is a Sunday so to say I am a home body and have a routine that hardly changes. It did change yesterday (Sunday) when I did just nothing I made a few calls, watched tv, ate left overs, had a head bath (which is...

happpy monday

dragging sunday

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Namaca21 I really hope I can say it's a "happy Sunday", but sadly, it's not. Been dealing with complaints here in my workplace and tons of paper work. So yeah, back to being a busy teacher again, but still I thank God for another day and for this wonderful and...

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