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Darcy Nemo @YrNemo (20254) 23 Jun 20

I like this saying, 'God helps those who help themselves'. It has been a month since our place was damaged by a breaking-in attempt. We have since been busy with the repair of this or that, plus trying to secure the property...

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Elizabeth @YrNemo What will we do all day when we get there. I want some excitement in my afterlife! An eternity of perfection sounds like my idea of Hell ... ;)

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Elizabeth @Poppylicious (11134) • United Kingdom 22 Jun 20

I have a secret. Well, obviously I have more than one, but the one I want to tell you about is a new-ish one. I haven't told anybody because Husband would just grumble about how I'm falling apart and my brothers would think I'm...

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Elizabeth When Corona has danced her merry way into near-oblivion I will, if it's still there.

23 Jun 20

Elizabeth @Poppylicious (11134) • United Kingdom 22 Jun 20

I have a secret. Well, obviously I have more than one, but the one I want to tell you about is a new-ish one. I haven't told anybody because Husband would just grumble about how I'm falling apart and my brothers would think I'm...

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Elizabeth You're probably right. I don't mind it, oddly, although sometimes it gets a bit too much making me want to hit my head, *laughs*,but I can also put some real music or the telly on to drown it out, so at least there's that.

23 Jun 20

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Elizabeth @Poppylicious (11134) • United Kingdom 22 Jun 20

I have a secret. Well, obviously I have more than one, but the one I want to tell you about is a new-ish one. I haven't told anybody because Husband would just grumble about how I'm falling apart and my brothers would think I'm...

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Elizabeth Maybe you have a tiny person living in your cooker hood and he wants you to let him out! Poor thing ... he's not creepy! ;)

23 Jun 20

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Elizabeth @Poppylicious (11134) • United Kingdom 22 Jun 20

I have a secret. Well, obviously I have more than one, but the one I want to tell you about is a new-ish one. I haven't told anybody because Husband would just grumble about how I'm falling apart and my brothers would think I'm...

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Elizabeth Them not being part of my hearing issues would panic me! I'm hoping they will be temporary. I suppose also, that I may have damaged my ear {my right is more affected than my left, I think} so getting it looked at wouldn't hurt.

23 Jun 20

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AmberLynn @ScribbledAdNauseum (104615) • United States 22 Jun 20

The words aren't flowing for me at the moment. I will squeeze a few out later, I'm sure, but for now they aren't there. Mary will just have to sit at the table with spoon in hand until I give her another task. Yesterday I got a...

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Elizabeth @ScribbledAdNauseum Outside is a good choice right now! And don't forget to wash your hands, and then wash them again! Have fun!

22 Jun 20

Elizabeth @Poppylicious (11134) • United Kingdom 4 Jun 20

I've always been a bit of a homebody, so being at home a lot is something I don't mind. But I think I'm going to have a real problem when it's time to face the world again. I'm not going to be able to successfully do it. In...

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Elizabeth @cperry2 Oh, I hadn't heard that sleep apnoea was another risk factor. I had heard that they now think diabetes isn't as big a risk as they thought. I suppose it depends how it's mutated and whatnot.

15 Jun 20

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Elizabeth @Poppylicious (11134) • United Kingdom 4 Jun 20

I've always been a bit of a homebody, so being at home a lot is something I don't mind. But I think I'm going to have a real problem when it's time to face the world again. I'm not going to be able to successfully do it. In...

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Elizabeth Surely he wouldn't try his luck again?!

15 Jun 20

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Elizabeth @Poppylicious (11134) • United Kingdom 4 Jun 20

I've always been a bit of a homebody, so being at home a lot is something I don't mind. But I think I'm going to have a real problem when it's time to face the world again. I'm not going to be able to successfully do it. In...

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Elizabeth The local council put a padlock on the playground when lockdown commenced, and I've only seen one young lad (teenager) jump over the gate, although why I don't know. He's a bit big for all the play equipment designed for the little ones! The grass bit of it is...

8 Jun 20

Elizabeth @Poppylicious (11134) • United Kingdom 4 Jun 20

I've always been a bit of a homebody, so being at home a lot is something I don't mind. But I think I'm going to have a real problem when it's time to face the world again. I'm not going to be able to successfully do it. In...

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Elizabeth I had to pop in to the supermarket on Saturday for a top-up and I felt like I was living in an episode of The Twilight Zone, one where I've stepped into a parallel universe in which the virus has never existed! If it weren't for the big arrows on the floor I...

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Elizabeth @Poppylicious (11134) • United Kingdom 4 Jun 20

I've always been a bit of a homebody, so being at home a lot is something I don't mind. But I think I'm going to have a real problem when it's time to face the world again. I'm not going to be able to successfully do it. In...

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Elizabeth I don't use anything except the BBC for my news! I went to Tesco again on Saturday and I thought I'd stepped back in time to the beginning of 2020. Not just due to the weather, but it was heaving in there! Which reminds me, I was going to email their HO and...

8 Jun 20

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Elizabeth @Poppylicious (11134) • United Kingdom 4 Jun 20

I've always been a bit of a homebody, so being at home a lot is something I don't mind. But I think I'm going to have a real problem when it's time to face the world again. I'm not going to be able to successfully do it. In...

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Elizabeth @xFiacre The names of some of the courses offered are sometimes so silly!

8 Jun 20

Elizabeth @Poppylicious (11134) • United Kingdom 4 Jun 20

I've always been a bit of a homebody, so being at home a lot is something I don't mind. But I think I'm going to have a real problem when it's time to face the world again. I'm not going to be able to successfully do it. In...

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Elizabeth @LadyDuck I heard the term 'Lockdown Fatigue' this weekend. At least, I think that's what it is. If their actions do bring forth a second wave, they only have themselves to blame for another strict lockdown. I had heard that it might take months for people to...

8 Jun 20

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Darcy Nemo @YrNemo (20254) 31 May 20

So the climax of my story came finally, almost a week ago. I was watching a TV series in bed, when I heard bangings somewhere in the neighborhood again. (That had happened the previous two nights, but more sporadic.) We had...

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Elizabeth @YrNemo Ah, I see. Let's hope he gets some help for that. The next time he tries it under the influence, he might not be so lucky.

8 Jun 20

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AmberLynn @ScribbledAdNauseum (104615) • United States 3 Jun 20

June 3rd, 2020 8:20 AM EST Good Morning! It is already 70 degrees Fahrenheit (21.111 degrees celsius). Our high? 90 degrees! Lots of things happened in my dream last night, it was a carnival...

morning

morning post

mylot

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Elizabeth @ScribbledAdNauseum I've been hoping for rain today, but we've just had cloud. It's frustrating because I do like a splosh of rain.

4 Jun 20

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AmberLynn @ScribbledAdNauseum (104615) • United States 3 Jun 20

Was scrolling through facebook yesterday when I came across a post from one of the buy/sell groups I rarely peruse anymore. Well, someone was trying to profit off the man's death by selling "I can't breathe" t-shirts and masks....

profiting

horrific

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Elizabeth @ScribbledAdNauseum That did make me laugh. How he thought he'd get away with that is beyond me!

4 Jun 20

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Elizabeth @Poppylicious (11134) • United Kingdom 4 Jun 20

I've always been a bit of a homebody, so being at home a lot is something I don't mind. But I think I'm going to have a real problem when it's time to face the world again. I'm not going to be able to successfully do it. In...

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Elizabeth Yes. My Husband has a compromised immune system (he had a kidney transplant and has to take immuno-suppressants) and he was really worried at the weekend when we saw images of people in England taking advantage of the sun and the easing of lockdown, to go to...

4 Jun 20

Elizabeth @Poppylicious (11134) • United Kingdom 4 Jun 20

I've always been a bit of a homebody, so being at home a lot is something I don't mind. But I think I'm going to have a real problem when it's time to face the world again. I'm not going to be able to successfully do it. In...

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Elizabeth I suspect it will be here for ever if no vaccine is created. But, if they can't develop a vaccine, they may at least be able to develop a medicine of some kind which treats it effectively. In the UK we've been using so much more water by washing our hands...

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