changjiangzhibin89

@changjiangzhibin89 (17212)

China • Age 76

Joined myLot 16 years ago

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My dad's old phone works well again

youless @youless (114077) • Guangzhou, China 27 Apr

Few years ago I bought a new phone to my dad. So I keep his old phone in the drawer. Recently I took it out as a backup phone. But soon I found its battery didn't last for a long time. Actually it couldn''t work because of no...

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changjiangzhibin89 Your son is a good hand at mobile phone repair ! He is really an all-rounder.

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Two coincidences in one week

Fleur @Fleura (34655) • United Kingdom 27 Apr

Last week was very hectic. I was working ten-hour days, which meant leaving home at 7 am and getting back at 7 pm, something I haven’t done for a while. Luckily the weather here at the moment is absolutely beautiful so at least I...

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changjiangzhibin89 What a coincidence ! It is as if you had known your colleague was looking for the little-known episode of English history.

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Floating Homes

Juliaacv @Juliaacv (55818) • Canada 25 Apr

While in Victoria we encountered so many 'firsts' for all of us. Down on the water, there are actually floating neighbourhoods. They are comprised of floating homes, which go for quite a steep price. The neighbourhoods are...

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changjiangzhibin89 I have not seen a floating home,much less floating neighborhoods.I reckon the floating neighborhood is as large as an aircraft carrier.

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Do you ever feel frustrated?

The Horse @TheHorse (237247) • Walnut Creek, California 24 Apr

As you know, I set several goals for myself yesterday. I did not have to work, so I got a bunch of projects going. The main one was getting my stereo working right. I did not succeed. One channel sounds great, but the other is...

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changjiangzhibin89 I reckon you have set it right.You are more than capable of dealing with it if you make up your mind to do it.

25 Apr

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Good Evening, Thursday 23 April

Valerie J. Routhieaux @just4him (322955) • Green Bay, Wisconsin 23 Apr

This week and today has literally flown by. It was the warmest day of the week, in the 70s and felt like it when I went out to the chiropractor this morning. It's been a good day. I thought I would be working on two books today,...

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changjiangzhibin89 Your chiropractor did a nice job ! I like the words on the stone "paint the world with your smile".

24 Apr

Going under the knife

Judy Evans @JudyEv (378799) • Rockingham, Australia 23 Apr

There’s nothing like being a bit dramatic and a drama queen but don’t get too concerned. Early tomorrow I’m having an operation called Zenkers peroral endoscopic myotomy, more easily thought of as Zenker’s POEM. Zenker’s...

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changjiangzhibin89 Hope your operation will go well ! It is a good thing there won’t be a knife involved !

23 Apr

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I couldn't help myself..........

rebelann1949 @rebelann (117004) • El Paso, Texas 19 Apr

Yesterday morning I perused one of my external hard drives and found a lot of wonderful videos and photos of my sweet furbabies that've crossed that rainbow ... yes, of course I cried but then I got a giggle or two from some of...

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changjiangzhibin89 Watching those videos and photos,you relive the joy your sweet furbabies brought you .

20 Apr

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Hot wind.

Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (14654) • Ireland 17 Apr

The wind is blowing warm air in from the south east tonight so I’ve had to open the bedroom window to relieve the heat, otherwise I’d get no sleep. The house is generally overheated now since we had our central heating system...

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changjiangzhibin89 I don't think it is suffocating at 9 degrees centigrade.

18 Apr

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A nice surprise

Fleur @Fleura (34655) • United Kingdom 16 Apr

I haven’t been here in quite a while, there’s been rather a lot going on. Today I was trying to catch up on some ‘life admin’; this stuff always takes a lot of time so of course I put it off as long as possible. Well I was filing...

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changjiangzhibin89 It is like a windfall for you now . The palest ink is better than the best memory,You had better take down them next time.

17 Apr

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Banyan Tree and Two Nosebleeds

DianneN @DianneN (254637) • United States 14 Apr

There are more than palm trees in Florida. On my morning walk I pass this banyan tree every day. It’s too massive for the yard, but it’s quite impressive on its own. Hubs and I went out shopping today, because I need/want new...

banyan tree

too many nosebleeds

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changjiangzhibin89 It is nice of the salesman to do so much for you ! Nosebleed is not to be trifled with,You should lose no time seeing your doctor .

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Where is the fuel tank?

Judy Evans @JudyEv (378799) • Rockingham, Australia 15 Apr

We have one more day at our house-sit then we’ll be heading home again. Because of the way our computers are set up, I can’t access my photos here so I’ve stolen this one from Vince’s Facebook page, used it then told him about it....

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changjiangzhibin89 It is a vintage car .It can not hold a candle to today's cars,however without them,there wouldn't be today's cars.

15 Apr

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A Kid Again

Four Walls @FourWalls (85570) • United States 13 Apr

It's nearly time for my birthday. I'm an old lady. But over the past weekend, I was a kid again. I grew up in the 60s, the time of America's space exploration. The astronauts were heroes. We cried collectively over the...

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changjiangzhibin89 I remember the tragedy of Apollo 1 that happened in 1967.Three astronauts gave their lives to science !

14 Apr

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Be yourself

Ms Rae @carebear29 (32002) • Wausau, Wisconsin 13 Apr

Every day my life gets better and better. I have been focused and working on myself. Sales are still really slow but on the bright side since I joined the new TikTok agency I’m becoming a Team Lead. I’m extremely happy and also a...

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changjiangzhibin89 Glad that your life takes a turn for the better !

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A Gate to Nowhere

DianneN @DianneN (254637) • United States 11 Apr

I just had a conversation with @Sallypup about fences and gardening. Our 2+ acre lot at our home in Connecticut is too large for a fence for my cheapo husband to have put up to keep the wildlife at bay. So, I do what I can. I...

fences

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solar lighting

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changjiangzhibin89 Your garden is so lush and charming ! Are there any wildlife roaming around over there ? You once mentioned the bear in a post.

12 Apr

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Well bless my heart,

Heather Echola @GardenGerty (168698) • United States 11 Apr

Or bless my neighbor's hearts. A couple of them have joined together and taken down that huge cedar that started splitting up last fall. It was hot today and they worked really hard. The one neighbor has an old farm truck or...

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changjiangzhibin89 You are lucky to have such helpful neighbors ! They are believers in "It is more blessed to give than receive".

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Should dogs be allowed to lick babies' faces?

Judy Evans @JudyEv (378799) • Rockingham, Australia 10 Apr

I know times have changed a lot since I was a youngster, but I was taught not to let dogs lick my face. I guess it was for hygienic reasons, yet I see dozens of video clips of dogs licking faces, sometimes of quite young babies....

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changjiangzhibin89 I always ”give a wide berth to dogs”,not to speak of letting them lick my face.

10 Apr

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Let Me Breathe the Air

Four Walls @FourWalls (85570) • United States 8 Apr

Ah, what a day. I don't know how long has been, but it's been a LONG time since I had my air ducts cleaned out. Well, today, I had that done. My house is older, built in 1950. It would be extremely expensive to get new ducts...

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changjiangzhibin89 What a fruitful day ! Having the air ducts cleaned out would take lots of doing !

9 Apr

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Type setting

Fleur @Fleura (34655) • United Kingdom 7 Apr

In my last post I wrote about the man with the assorted printing presses; well, on the other side of the small passageway, behind another door, a similar but somewhat shorter and greyer oldish man with specs and overalls was...

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changjiangzhibin89 The lead type printing made an indelible contribution,though it has been largely replaced by laser phototypesetting ,offset printing,and digital printing now.

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An army searchlight lights up the skies again

Judy Evans @JudyEv (378799) • Rockingham, Australia 5 Apr

We’ve just returned from Nungarin In West Australia’s wheatbelt, where we watched a World War II searchlight in operation. There was a very large army camp in the town at the time. Most of the buildings are now incorporated into...

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changjiangzhibin89 The searchlight beams bring back memories of World War II .Anything is preferable to war !

5 Apr

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I need to speak firmly to my pumpkin plants

Judy Evans @JudyEv (378799) • Rockingham, Australia 3 Apr

I wrote about the giant palm tree that has separate male and female trees. Pumpkins have male and female flowers. I was researching why it might be that I have no baby pumpkins on my vines. Apparently, the male flowers appear...

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changjiangzhibin89 Pumpkins' male flowers bloom 3-5 days earlier than the female flowers do to avoid inbreeding.

4 Apr

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