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Eva James @wolfgirl569 (141074) • Marion, Ohio 29 Aug

With one of her ears up. I do wish she would hold both of them up more than she does. I love how she looks when she does. Usually Patch border collie just lets them flop over. I did start digging a hole today. No hurry getting...

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marguicha @marguicha (230637) • Chile 18 Nov 18

Dear lotters, today I will be reading all day. I turned on the TV while I started to mylot and there was a "criminal minds" rerun. The episode had to do with a book and movie I read and watched during the 60s: The collector by...

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The Fly One Yes I am. Will look for that book. Just finished Pegasus by Danielle Steel

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marguicha @marguicha (230637) • Chile 18 Nov 18

Dear lotters, today I will be reading all day. I turned on the TV while I started to mylot and there was a "criminal minds" rerun. The episode had to do with a book and movie I read and watched during the 60s: The collector by...

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marguicha Thank you

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marguicha @marguicha (230637) • Chile 18 Nov 18

Dear lotters, today I will be reading all day. I turned on the TV while I started to mylot and there was a "criminal minds" rerun. The episode had to do with a book and movie I read and watched during the 60s: The collector by...

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Icydoll Very good morning.. happy reading .

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marguicha @marguicha (230637) • Chile 18 Nov 18

Dear lotters, today I will be reading all day. I turned on the TV while I started to mylot and there was a "criminal minds" rerun. The episode had to do with a book and movie I read and watched during the 60s: The collector by...

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Enis Cinari @eniscinari (129) 18 Nov 18

I myself is christian, orthodox, but i am always fascinated by indian sects, such as hinduism, taoism. I love the way they try to relate body energy with karma, good and evil. And i have always tried to understand it. Well, i am...

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jaishankar @eniscinari Thanks,my friend.I remember what someone from Britain had once written about Mahatma Gandhi .He had written that the bestwo Christian and the best Muslim was a Hindu.

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Enis Cinari @eniscinari (129) 18 Nov 18

I myself is christian, orthodox, but i am always fascinated by indian sects, such as hinduism, taoism. I love the way they try to relate body energy with karma, good and evil. And i have always tried to understand it. Well, i am...

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Alfredo Rossi I do not have any.Left it

19 Nov 18

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Alfredo Rossi @amadeo (111355) • United States 17 Nov 18

Right now I am staring at the screen. What do I say today.Not much. Do not want to complain about anything. Believe me I have a lot. Not a good day.Just muddling through. Going back to reading or nap early. Have a good day.Sorry...

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Alfredo Rossi @eniscinari I did say nothing.

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Enis Cinari @eniscinari (129) 18 Nov 18

I myself is christian, orthodox, but i am always fascinated by indian sects, such as hinduism, taoism. I love the way they try to relate body energy with karma, good and evil. And i have always tried to understand it. Well, i am...

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jaishankar @eniscinari I'm a Hindu from India.I think,the best thing in my faith is that ,as our great ancient sages had said ,all paths lead to the same destination.What they meant is , all religions,all faiths,if followed honestly ,lead to the same Ultimate. Truth -...

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The Horse @TheHorse (240643) • Walnut Creek, California 17 Nov 18

As @Maluse knows, I survived Angela's Ashes, but struggled through the last 100 pages. At the same time, I was re-reading some Doyle Sherlock Holmes stories and working my way through a developmental psychology book called The...

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April Re reading the Harry potter series

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The Horse @TheHorse (240643) • Walnut Creek, California 17 Nov 18

As @Maluse knows, I survived Angela's Ashes, but struggled through the last 100 pages. At the same time, I was re-reading some Doyle Sherlock Holmes stories and working my way through a developmental psychology book called The...

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Eva James I would love to hear about Fear. I have been thinking about ordering it.

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The Horse @TheHorse (240643) • Walnut Creek, California 17 Nov 18

As @Maluse knows, I survived Angela's Ashes, but struggled through the last 100 pages. At the same time, I was re-reading some Doyle Sherlock Holmes stories and working my way through a developmental psychology book called The...

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Angie I did a random pick called "they all fall down" by Tammy Cohen so far it good.

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The Horse @TheHorse (240643) • Walnut Creek, California 17 Nov 18

As @Maluse knows, I survived Angela's Ashes, but struggled through the last 100 pages. At the same time, I was re-reading some Doyle Sherlock Holmes stories and working my way through a developmental psychology book called The...

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Judy Evans I found Angela's Ashes confronting and upsetting. You only need to read one or two like that in your lifetime and I'd already read A Fortunate Life by a man who grew up in much the area of WA as I did.

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The Horse @TheHorse (240643) • Walnut Creek, California 17 Nov 18

As @Maluse knows, I survived Angela's Ashes, but struggled through the last 100 pages. At the same time, I was re-reading some Doyle Sherlock Holmes stories and working my way through a developmental psychology book called The...

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Anna I have bought the full series of Hercule Poirot novels by Agatha Christie and I am reading all of them. It was a long time I wanted to check how much the movies and series are compared to what the Author really wrote.

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The Horse @TheHorse (240643) • Walnut Creek, California 17 Nov 18

As @Maluse knows, I survived Angela's Ashes, but struggled through the last 100 pages. At the same time, I was re-reading some Doyle Sherlock Holmes stories and working my way through a developmental psychology book called The...

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The Horse @TheHorse (240643) • Walnut Creek, California 17 Nov 18

As @Maluse knows, I survived Angela's Ashes, but struggled through the last 100 pages. At the same time, I was re-reading some Doyle Sherlock Holmes stories and working my way through a developmental psychology book called The...

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Lenore Plassman We just finished listening to Where the Crawdads Sing. Oh my that lady can read and fine, fine though often sad poetic writing. Its a naturalist psychology tale, on the order of the movie Nell. I have ordered the print version from the library so that I...

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The Horse @TheHorse (240643) • Walnut Creek, California 17 Nov 18

As @Maluse knows, I survived Angela's Ashes, but struggled through the last 100 pages. At the same time, I was re-reading some Doyle Sherlock Holmes stories and working my way through a developmental psychology book called The...

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The Horse Did you come from Irish poverty?

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The Horse @TheHorse (240643) • Walnut Creek, California 17 Nov 18

As @Maluse knows, I survived Angela's Ashes, but struggled through the last 100 pages. At the same time, I was re-reading some Doyle Sherlock Holmes stories and working my way through a developmental psychology book called The...

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Lenore Plassman @TheHorse No I did not come from Irish poverty. My hubby and I did know poverty about as deep as the Great Depression when our daughter was growing.

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