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HellsButcher27 @HellsButcher27 (473) • United States 25 Sep 11

Who watches Jeff Dunham? I'm watching him on TV right now. I love watching him. He is hilarious and I never get tired of seeing him. Jose Jalapeno on a STICK, Walter the grumpy old man, Achmed the dead terrorist, Peanut,...

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HellsButcher27 @HellsButcher27 (473) • United States 25 Sep 11

Who watches Jeff Dunham? I'm watching him on TV right now. I love watching him. He is hilarious and I never get tired of seeing him. Jose Jalapeno on a STICK, Walter the grumpy old man, Achmed the dead terrorist, Peanut,...

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beaniefanatic13 I remember the first time that I saw Jeff Dunham it was a youtube video of him performing the Achmed the Dead Terrorist and I laughed so hard I cried, he was hilarious. I like his Walter work also, but nothing beats Achmed. Not a big fan of the other stuff,...

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chiwasaki @chiwasaki (4695) • Philippines 26 Sep 11

I've been adding a lot of friends in my lot. But I wonder why the number of my friends here doesn't increase. Then I found out the reason why after almost a year... I initially thought the number beside the FRIENDS...

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marguicha @marguicha (231000) • Chile 22 Sep 11

Yesterday Spring started in my part of the parnet with a beautiful weather. The zuchinni are doing fine (will post a picture in "gardening" later) and I and too hot with the knitted caps I made for Winter. Now it is the time for...

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marguicha If you have big zucchini at the end of the season, you can half them crosswise and take out the inside and stuff them as I do with the green peppers. Cooked rice, fried diced onions with ground meat (and crushed garlic and whatever herbs you like) and you...

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oXAquaXo @oXAquaXo (607) • United States 25 Sep 11

The all-time question that crafters ask. Are you more of a crocheting person or a knitting person? Personally, I don't know anymore. I used to be strictly knitting, but nowadays, I think I'm edging toward crocheting. It allows...

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ElicBxn I picked up a pillow at a garage/estate sale that the husband had crocheted. Turned out he and his wife were in Iceland, he was stationed there, she came along, and there was this group of men that got together and knitted. So, he took his crocheting along...

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oXAquaXo @oXAquaXo (607) • United States 25 Sep 11

The all-time question that crafters ask. Are you more of a crocheting person or a knitting person? Personally, I don't know anymore. I used to be strictly knitting, but nowadays, I think I'm edging toward crocheting. It allows...

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oXAquaXo Haha. I started out knitting, and then learned crocheting many years later, and to me, I find that crocheting is more open, but obviously, you can do much with both :) I know! I have this cardigan pattern that I really want to try out, and it's starting to...

26 Sep 11

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derlilaStern @derlilaStern (1756) • United States 25 Sep 11

I work in a local pharmacy. Lately, I have been working every weekend because I am going to school. This morning, there was a man who came in to get a prescription filled. We quickly filled the prescription for him. He had paid...

elders

helping others

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jodylee It sounds amazing and I am so excited for you and for him. It must be difficult for him to find someone to trust and I hope it works out for you both. The elderly are so great and you can learn so much from them. I imagine he has a lot of stories to share...

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derlilaStern @derlilaStern (1756) • United States 25 Sep 11

I work in a local pharmacy. Lately, I have been working every weekend because I am going to school. This morning, there was a man who came in to get a prescription filled. We quickly filled the prescription for him. He had paid...

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jodylee I think people are brought into our lives for a reason and this seems like an opportunity that would benefit both people. It sounds like you have a good read on this person and he would seem to be a good person. I would not pass up the chance to at least see...

25 Sep 11

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marguicha @marguicha (231000) • Chile 22 Sep 11

Yesterday Spring started in my part of the parnet with a beautiful weather. The zuchinni are doing fine (will post a picture in "gardening" later) and I and too hot with the knitted caps I made for Winter. Now it is the time for...

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marguicha I also like raw zucchini salad and my doctor will only let me eat raw veggies from my own garden because I don´t use pesticides. Have you made boats of stuffed zucchini? You cook them al dente, cut in half and let them drain. Then take the inside out, mix with...

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marguicha @marguicha (231000) • Chile 22 Sep 11

Yesterday Spring started in my part of the parnet with a beautiful weather. The zuchinni are doing fine (will post a picture in "gardening" later) and I and too hot with the knitted caps I made for Winter. Now it is the time for...

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marguicha Chemo hasn´t been that hard, but it is yet to know if it will work. As the tests will be done in 2 or 3 weeks more, I decided to postpone my worries. As for making scarves for others, I don´t know how to sell anything. So I´m taking advantage of...

23 Sep 11

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marguicha @marguicha (231000) • Chile 22 Sep 11

Yesterday Spring started in my part of the parnet with a beautiful weather. The zuchinni are doing fine (will post a picture in "gardening" later) and I and too hot with the knitted caps I made for Winter. Now it is the time for...

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paula27661 I am not talented enough to make nice things like that myself unfortunately! How lucky you found those nice caps and scarfs and the fact that you make some yourself is a double bonus! I think you should focus on making these for yourself and for others if you...

23 Sep 11

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marguicha @marguicha (231000) • Chile 22 Sep 11

Yesterday Spring started in my part of the parnet with a beautiful weather. The zuchinni are doing fine (will post a picture in "gardening" later) and I and too hot with the knitted caps I made for Winter. Now it is the time for...

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marguicha Bangs mean some strand of hair you cut to cover your forehead. When you lose your hair (as I did because of chemo) you want some small quantity of hair to the scarf or turban looks more natural. I don´t know how this will look, so I bought one, the one most...

23 Sep 11

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marguicha @marguicha (231000) • Chile 22 Sep 11

Yesterday Spring started in my part of the parnet with a beautiful weather. The zuchinni are doing fine (will post a picture in "gardening" later) and I and too hot with the knitted caps I made for Winter. Now it is the time for...

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marguicha I don´t have much energy left to do scarves for someone else. Besides I prefer gardening now that Spring has started here. Tending my vegetable plot (a very tiny one) has become something important now because the doctor will only let me eat raw veggies from...

23 Sep 11

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marguicha @marguicha (231000) • Chile 22 Sep 11

Yesterday Spring started in my part of the parnet with a beautiful weather. The zuchinni are doing fine (will post a picture in "gardening" later) and I and too hot with the knitted caps I made for Winter. Now it is the time for...

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marguicha I´m making most of the caps and scarves for myself. I lost my hair with chemotherapy and will not end it for at least2 and a half months. So I have been trying to make nice hats and caps to wear in Winter and now I need something for a warmer season. I don´t...

23 Sep 11

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marguicha @marguicha (231000) • Chile 22 Sep 11

Yesterday Spring started in my part of the parnet with a beautiful weather. The zuchinni are doing fine (will post a picture in "gardening" later) and I and too hot with the knitted caps I made for Winter. Now it is the time for...

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MagicalBubbles @MagicalBubbles (5103) • Canada 29 Aug 11

We have a big flea markets in my area. I havent been there in a while because its opened only on weekends. I did go this past weekend and I was afraid to get lost in there. Its divided by streets but no real design to it. You cant...

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derlilaStern @derlilaStern (1756) • United States 8 Sep 11

Its no secret that the weather this year has been crazy all over the US! Fires in Texas, Earthquake in DC and Alaska, and flooding in the Northeast. It definitely makes you wonder what is happening! Today...

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peavey We are so blessed here in northern mountain states in the US that I almost feel guilty. Our summer was hotter than normal and fairly dry, but nothing spectacular at all. No fires to speak of, no tornadoes, no earthquakes... makes me wonder when it's going to...

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derlilaStern @derlilaStern (1756) • United States 8 Sep 11

Its no secret that the weather this year has been crazy all over the US! Fires in Texas, Earthquake in DC and Alaska, and flooding in the Northeast. It definitely makes you wonder what is happening! Today...

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cher913 now i heard that there was an earthquake off the pacific. as for us here in canada, we have had some wild storms and very hot weather here but now that it is september, finally the cooler and calmer weather is coming!

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