 
Chelsea 
        @chelseaearnsmore (208)
        United States
        Joined myLot 10 years ago
            I use smiley faces far too often, love reading and learning, and have a bunny named Betty.
                    
    
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Chelsea 's Mentions
            INDIAN WOMAN
            @hema7213 (3517)
            • India
            23 Nov 15
            
                 
                    
                            
        
     
                    hey everyone, i really love to participate in surveys as they provide me so much opportunities to earn money within 5-30 mins of time period....do you ever participate in any surveys
            
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            Chelsea 
            @chelseaearnsmore (208)
            • United States
            24 Nov 15
            
                 
                    
                            
        
     
                    I recently started reading the book "The Reason I Jump" by Naoki Higashida, which is a question-and-answer format novel of him explaining his autism to the world at large, mainly through the help of a computer and author David...
            
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            Chelsea 
            @chelseaearnsmore (208)
            • United States
            1 Dec 15
            
                 
                    
                            
        
     
                    If you were lucky enough to have a childhood filled with books like mine, you may have a few tomes that hold sentimental value.
My classics are Where The Sidewalk Ends and The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein, along with The...
            
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            Chelsea 
            @chelseaearnsmore (208)
            • United States
            1 Dec 15
            
                 
                    
                            
        
     
                    If you were lucky enough to have a childhood filled with books like mine, you may have a few tomes that hold sentimental value.
My classics are Where The Sidewalk Ends and The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein, along with The...
            
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                    7 people
                
                                                            
        
            Chelsea 
            @chelseaearnsmore (208)
            • United States
            1 Dec 15
            
                 
                    
                            
        
     
                    If you were lucky enough to have a childhood filled with books like mine, you may have a few tomes that hold sentimental value.
My classics are Where The Sidewalk Ends and The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein, along with The...
            
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                    7 people
                
                                                            
        
            Chelsea 
            @chelseaearnsmore (208)
            • United States
            1 Dec 15
            
                 
                    
                            
        
     
                    If you were lucky enough to have a childhood filled with books like mine, you may have a few tomes that hold sentimental value.
My classics are Where The Sidewalk Ends and The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein, along with The...
            
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                    7 people
                
                                                            
        
            Chelsea 
            @chelseaearnsmore (208)
            • United States
            1 Dec 15
            
                 
                    
                            
        
     
                    If you were lucky enough to have a childhood filled with books like mine, you may have a few tomes that hold sentimental value.
My classics are Where The Sidewalk Ends and The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein, along with The...
            
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                    7 people
                
                                                            
        
            pooja_cg
            @pooja_cg (1735)
            • India
            21 Nov 06
            
                 
                    
                            
        
     
                    men are more egoist.they are frustreted when there wives earn more than them.men like women to depend on them.what do u say.  
            
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            Chelsea 
            @chelseaearnsmore (208)
            • United States
            1 Dec 15
            
                 
                    
                            
        
     
                    If you were lucky enough to have a childhood filled with books like mine, you may have a few tomes that hold sentimental value.
My classics are Where The Sidewalk Ends and The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein, along with The...
            
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                    7 people
                
                                                            
        
            Jeff Moffitt
            @moffittjc (126003)
            • Gainesville, Florida
            27 Nov 15
            
                 
                    
                            
        
     
                    Don't think about what can happen tomorrow. Don't think about what can happen in a month. Don't think about what can happen in a year. Just focus on the 24 hours in front of you and do what you can to get closer to where you want...
            
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            Chelsea 
            @chelseaearnsmore (208)
            • United States
            1 Dec 15
            
                 
                    
                            
        
     
                    If you were lucky enough to have a childhood filled with books like mine, you may have a few tomes that hold sentimental value.
My classics are Where The Sidewalk Ends and The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein, along with The...
            
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                    7 people
                
                                                            
        
            Chelsea 
            @chelseaearnsmore (208)
            • United States
            1 Dec 15
            
                 
                    
                            
        
     
                    If you were lucky enough to have a childhood filled with books like mine, you may have a few tomes that hold sentimental value.
My classics are Where The Sidewalk Ends and The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein, along with The...
            
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                    7 people
                
                                                            
        
            Chelsea 
            @chelseaearnsmore (208)
            • United States
            1 Dec 15
            
                 
                    
                            
        
     
                    If you were lucky enough to have a childhood filled with books like mine, you may have a few tomes that hold sentimental value.
My classics are Where The Sidewalk Ends and The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein, along with The...
            
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                    7 people
                
                                                            
        
            Chelsea 
            @chelseaearnsmore (208)
            • United States
            24 Nov 15
            
                 
                    
                            
        
     
                    I recently started reading the book "The Reason I Jump" by Naoki Higashida, which is a question-and-answer format novel of him explaining his autism to the world at large, mainly through the help of a computer and author David...
            
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                    1 person
                
                                                            
        
            Wendy789
            @Drosophila (16569)
            • Ireland
            23 Nov 15
            
                 
                    
                            
        
     
                    At the beginning of the month, I'd decided to take a break from drinking. 
It was partly stemmed from one massive Halloween celebration that had me nursing one stinking hangover.  I woke up on a Saturday morning still drunk from...
            
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