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The Fly One @aureliah (24701) • Kenya 24 Jul

Grief is one of the most personal journeys we will ever experience. No two people grieve the same way, and there is no timeline for healing. I lost my grandmother on July 4, and there are still days when the tears come without...

grief

loss

memories

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DE @aureliah

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The Fly One @aureliah (24701) • Kenya 9 Jan

There seems to be a herb 'fad' in my country. I call it a movement. I'm not sure about how it works but seems like a movement that many have boarded. They are putting cayenne + Himalayan salt + lemon in warm water saying they have...

fad

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jaishankar @aureliah You are right.

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Nocturnal Writer @Nakitakona (60326) • Philippines 15 Feb

What Valentine's Day is not My wife and I took our Valentine's dinner at our fave eatery near the public plaza. Then we proceeded to the plaza. Sitting in one of steel benches there while we're recollecting our good memories...

valentines day

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Nocturnal Writer @aureliah yes it must

27 Jul

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The Fly One @aureliah (24701) • Kenya 24 Jul

Grief is one of the most personal journeys we will ever experience. No two people grieve the same way, and there is no timeline for healing. I lost my grandmother on July 4, and there are still days when the tears come without...

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DE @aureliah You're very welcome. I wish you could be here more often. I know you'd enjoy yourself if you were here.

24 Jul

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (385478) • Rockingham, Australia 16 Feb

Still on the subject of names, when I was in primary school, so around 1954 onwards, Australia was host to a great number of immigrants from a number of European countries. They had all been displaced by the war and came to...

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Judy Evans I don't know about the legal documents. but I'm sure they would have stayed the same.

24 Jul

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Nocturnal Writer @Nakitakona (60326) • Philippines 15 Feb

What Valentine's Day is not My wife and I took our Valentine's dinner at our fave eatery near the public plaza. Then we proceeded to the plaza. Sitting in one of steel benches there while we're recollecting our good memories...

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Nocturnal Writer We keep nurturing it.

24 Jul

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marguicha @marguicha (230422) • Chile 15 Feb

Good night, friends. I have been visited by Ariel, Dixie´s grandson, who brought me more empanadas. I have discovered that they are easier to do (just heat on the oven) than sandwiches, and more filling. Then Camila came for a...

sunday

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marguicha I did.

24 Jul

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Emmanuel Adelakun @ogbenishyna44 (1785) 16 Feb

I saw a list of things that happen every second in the world recently and I believe some of them are grossly exaggerated. For instance, i don't believe 2,500 fishes are caught every second, I mean who is counting? I , also don't...

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Emmanuel Adelakun That's true.

24 Jul

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The Fly One @aureliah (24701) • Kenya 9 Jan

There seems to be a herb 'fad' in my country. I call it a movement. I'm not sure about how it works but seems like a movement that many have boarded. They are putting cayenne + Himalayan salt + lemon in warm water saying they have...

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Judy Story It is true they do have good benefits.

24 Jul

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RasmaSandra @RasmaSandra (99580) • Daytona Beach, Florida 15 Feb

The conga dance is a lively and rhythmic dance originating from Cuba. It features a syncopated rhythm and is often accompanied by drums, making it a staple in festive celebrations and carnivals. The conga is characterized by its...

doggy conga line

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RasmaSandra @aureliah the conga is pretty popular at any event as long as there is appropriate music.

17 Feb

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Emmanuel Adelakun @ogbenishyna44 (1785) 16 Feb

It appears African countries will be the bride of world super powers as China decides to end tariffs on most goods from Africa. President Trump had earlier increase tariffs on African exports which has had serious negative impact...

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Emmanuel Adelakun @jaylar LOL.

17 Feb

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luisadannointed @luisadannointed (12006) • Philippines 5 Jan

There's no need to buy expensive ink; you can print whatever you want as long as you have the right type of printer paper. This is the black and white portable mini printer I'am using since last year, and yes, it prints black and...

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luisadannointed @aureliah thank you, have a great day ahead.

14 Jan

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The Fly One @aureliah (24701) • Kenya 25 Feb 19

For most of the people in the third world countries, mobile phones are not as old as in the developed countries. Yes we had landlines but the first mobile phone I saw was in 1998 and my dad owned it. I remember telling mom to...

mobile

phones

technology

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jaishankar @aureliah Thank you, my friend

13 Jan

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snowy @snowy22315 (211533) • United States 8 Jan

I was at the bank yesterday, and as I was getting ready to leave, I saw a woman pull up kind of recklessly in a big SUV next to my car. I then saw that she was so close to my car, there was no way I was gonna get out of there...

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snowy @aureliah Yes

13 Jan

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The Fly One @aureliah (24701) • Kenya 9 Jan

There seems to be a herb 'fad' in my country. I call it a movement. I'm not sure about how it works but seems like a movement that many have boarded. They are putting cayenne + Himalayan salt + lemon in warm water saying they have...

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Stacey I remember that one but didn't try it.

12 Jan

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The Fly One @aureliah (24701) • Kenya 9 Jan

There seems to be a herb 'fad' in my country. I call it a movement. I'm not sure about how it works but seems like a movement that many have boarded. They are putting cayenne + Himalayan salt + lemon in warm water saying they have...

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Valerie J. Routhieaux @aureliah I would say that's a good thing.

12 Jan

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LindaOH @LindaOHio (223900) • United States 9 Jan

70 days until spring. I fell asleep twice while MyLotting yesterday; so I'm way behind. Today another contractor will be coming to give me an estimate for plumbing, carpentry and electrical work. This is the contractor that...

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LindaOH @aureliah Thank you very much.

12 Jan

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The Fly One @aureliah (24701) • Kenya 31 Aug 20

I have been very worried that the number of covid-19 positive cases have been on the rise for the last two months though the highest we have had is 998 in 24hrs. Now the say we are 'flattening the curve'. The question that has...

numbers

covid

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jaishankar @aureliah Thank you.

10 Jan

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Valerie J. Routhieaux @just4him (323274) • Green Bay, Wisconsin 8 Jan

Day has slipped away to night. It's been a long good day. It's been a warm day and half my snow has melted. I expect it will be fully gone before the next snowfall. I know I haven't been here today or even on WordPress. I see I...

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Valerie J. Routhieaux Thank you.

10 Jan

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Kayla Tsukino @kaylachan (85848) • Daytona Beach, Florida 8 Jan

Well, good evening, and maybe good night. Not sure about the second one. I'm posting because I have a moment to do so. Not much new to say, but as titled today went well. George had a good day and spent the majority of it...

george

random thoughts

orgnization

long but productive day

getting things done

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Kayla Tsukino Yeah, he really does love it.

10 Jan

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