Shiva (@Shiva49) on myLot

RasmaSandra @RasmaSandra (86593) • Daytona Beach, Florida 3 Jul

WWII veteran Leslie Lemon has reache his 106th birthday. He says the secret is to eat one sweet food every single day. His current favourite treat is rhubarb and custard - but is also partial to trifle and custard - and prefers...

eat sweet live to 106

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Shiva Good to hear that. Some avoid sweets believing they are not healthy.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (357256) • Rockingham, Australia 3 Jul

If you look carefully at the photo, I hope you can make out a pushbike with an old-fashioned lawnmower attached to the front. The notice is a tongu-in-cheek spiel about how appropriate this would be for the lady of the house....

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Shiva Some men would be looking back for the "good old days"!

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youless @youless (113273) • Guangzhou, China 3 Jul

Lately I used my 3D printer printed something cool. It's a bladeless fan. It works very well. Since I used PLA Silk as the material to print the blue parts, and this is why it looks like metal and shines If I used the...

bladeless fan

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Shiva @youless I am sure he will go after the next big thing after Xiaomi Electric Car!

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (22956) • Australia 30 Jun

The old Zen master, Reski Zerploski, seemed to be very serious in his nature, during the latter period of his life. He seemed to have lost his sense of humour. He had been this way ever since his fellow Zen master, in a...

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Shiva @innertalks Yes, hopefully it is not the next big thing after drones that are getting more sophisticated by the day, war after war. I do hope there is light down the tunnel of black holes leading us to heaven - for us to jump up and down crying out aloud "we...

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celticeagle @celticeagle (176574) • Boise, Idaho 2 Jul

I went to do some things on my laptop and found it DEAD. Poor thing. Microsoft Edge was nill and void. I freaked. My grandson came to my rescue, did some diagnostics and found it the same. So, in a while he will come and attempt...

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Shiva At times we are in for a nasty surprise with regard to gadgets. Good that your grandson is there to help.

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youless @youless (113273) • Guangzhou, China 3 Jul

Lately I used my 3D printer printed something cool. It's a bladeless fan. It works very well. Since I used PLA Silk as the material to print the blue parts, and this is why it looks like metal and shines If I used the...

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Shiva 3D printer is a great technological marvel. Nice to know you are good at it.

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (22956) • Australia 30 Jun

The old Zen master, Reski Zerploski, seemed to be very serious in his nature, during the latter period of his life. He seemed to have lost his sense of humour. He had been this way ever since his fellow Zen master, in a...

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Shiva @innertalks There are always the few who overcome all odds and achieve more than those born with a silver spoon in their mouths. Steve Hawking was one of them. He was intrigued by Black Holes and a few think we are all inside them. However that should not...

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (22956) • Australia 17 Jun

John went to his local doctor yesterday, and he was surprised that his usual doctor, Doctor Mal Lomback, was still there. At his last visit, a few months back, the doctor had told John that he would be retiring at the end...

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Shiva @innertalks And to think it takes just one leader to set us all back despite the much touted democracy and freedom. I do not know what drives the big leaders - looks like ego, certainly not love and wisdom

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (13865) • Ireland 1 Jul

The roads are said to be melting in Paris - I too would melt in heat in excess of 40 degrees Celsius. That’s 104 degrees in old money and there’s no need for all that heat shooting about. Same thing happened when I lived in...

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Shiva It could turn out to be the new normal - extreme weather due to our over indulgence and denial.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (357256) • Rockingham, Australia 1 Jul

The vehicle in the photo was used in the film Crocodile Dundee starring Paul Hogan. Paul has also written his signature on the dashboard. Thankfully, the realistic-looking crocodile is not real. We call this type of vehicle a...

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Shiva In a way like the most poisonous snakes are found in Australia but they may not threaten city dwellers at least. I loved Crocodile Dundee and Paul Hogan became a favorite actor after that.

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (22956) • Australia 17 Jun

John went to his local doctor yesterday, and he was surprised that his usual doctor, Doctor Mal Lomback, was still there. At his last visit, a few months back, the doctor had told John that he would be retiring at the end...

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Shiva @innertalks Now we are on unchartered territory as even countries are trying to find their footing in a world where old relationships are out the window. Everyone has to prove their credentials that they are not living off the munificence of a mighty...

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (22956) • Australia 28 Jun

The Zen master, Artrep Plerposki, was telling his students about the true role of a Zen master to his students. He said: [b]"A Zen master nurtures the soul of their student, as a quick accented inspiration, brought about...

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Shiva @innertalks Even harrowing experiences have a silver lining. I recall a few that tested my sanity but once they were behind me, I got a boost in my confidence that I was made of sterner stuff than what I thought earlier. But not to the extent of the famous...

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (22956) • Australia 30 Jun

The old Zen master, Reski Zerploski, seemed to be very serious in his nature, during the latter period of his life. He seemed to have lost his sense of humour. He had been this way ever since his fellow Zen master, in a...

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Shiva @innertalks A Zen master should be the last to worry about death, but all are human anyway. I have found some get preoccupied with the thought of death and that affects their ability to enjoy life here to the full extent. I have a take death follows birth...

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (357256) • Rockingham, Australia 30 Jun

This quaint little building is touted as the smallest bank in Australia. It’s certainly very small and was first opened in the 1930s as a branch of the Bank of New South Wales, which incidentally is where Vince started his working...

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Shiva It still cares now for the customers instead of toddlers. Though small, it carries a punch as it is part of a big bank. I can see Bank West on the signboard, so I hope it is still functioning.

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snowy @snowy22315 (192148) • United States 30 Jun

He is living in friend's area so I will go up with him tomorrow and see what son is up to. He has been working on his resume and helping friend out with some tasks. He reconnected with a couple of his American friends, but one is...

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Shiva I am sure he will find something worthwhile soon. I hope you had a good time with your son.

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (22956) • Australia 30 Jun

The old Zen master, Reski Zerploski, seemed to be very serious in his nature, during the latter period of his life. He seemed to have lost his sense of humour. He had been this way ever since his fellow Zen master, in a...

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Shiva The thought of death can be constant and unsettling. It is best to let it be and live life without missing a beat - then it is death anyway! A few incidents in our lives can leave a scar tough to heal. However, it is better to think it could have been much...

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (22956) • Australia 28 Jun

The Zen master, Artrep Plerposki, was telling his students about the true role of a Zen master to his students. He said: [b]"A Zen master nurtures the soul of their student, as a quick accented inspiration, brought about...

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Shiva @innertalks There are a few waiting for an opportunity to make us their slaves and do their bidding. We see many fall into a trap and even feel good about it!

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (22956) • Australia 17 Jun

John went to his local doctor yesterday, and he was surprised that his usual doctor, Doctor Mal Lomback, was still there. At his last visit, a few months back, the doctor had told John that he would be retiring at the end...

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Shiva @innertalks It is more like we do not know what others think about us. Today's well wishers become adversaries in no time and we are left in the lurch At the end of the day, we have to fight our battles for survival alone!

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The Horse @TheHorse (228248) • Walnut Creek, California 29 Jun

Its weird to see what actually happened on Donald Trump's 79th birthday. He envisioned a Soviet- or N. Korea-style military parade got something that was kind of boring. Or even funny. Do you think the US is on its way to...

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Shiva @TheHorse The present POTUS seems to have his way steamrolling without any apparent opposition unlike his predecessors. That is what I discern from recent happenings. The allies of the US seem lost how to react to the ever changing scenario. They are treated...

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The Horse @TheHorse (228248) • Walnut Creek, California 29 Jun

Its weird to see what actually happened on Donald Trump's 79th birthday. He envisioned a Soviet- or N. Korea-style military parade got something that was kind of boring. Or even funny. Do you think the US is on its way to...

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Shiva I think there is self-censorship at levels that should stand up and be counted. It is common in totalitarian regimes.

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