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Jabo @jaboUK (64837) • United Kingdom 24 Feb

Reading Judy Evan's post about someone wearing odd shoes reminded me of the time my husband took odd shoes when we were going on a cruise. They were trainer type shoes (which I believe are called sneakers in the States) and he...

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Jabo @xFiacre I've never heard of that expression. We used to have plimsolls which were similar.

27 Feb

Jabo @jaboUK (64837) • United Kingdom 24 Feb

Reading Judy Evan's post about someone wearing odd shoes reminded me of the time my husband took odd shoes when we were going on a cruise. They were trainer type shoes (which I believe are called sneakers in the States) and he...

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Jabo That's true - they weren't too uncomfortable while he was sitting in the chair.

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Jabo @jaboUK (64837) • United Kingdom 24 Feb

Reading Judy Evan's post about someone wearing odd shoes reminded me of the time my husband took odd shoes when we were going on a cruise. They were trainer type shoes (which I believe are called sneakers in the States) and he...

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Jabo Stubborn describes him very well

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Jabo @jaboUK (64837) • United Kingdom 24 Feb

Reading Judy Evan's post about someone wearing odd shoes reminded me of the time my husband took odd shoes when we were going on a cruise. They were trainer type shoes (which I believe are called sneakers in the States) and he...

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Jabo Either that or he just wanted to annoy me!

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Jabo @jaboUK (64837) • United Kingdom 24 Feb

Reading Judy Evan's post about someone wearing odd shoes reminded me of the time my husband took odd shoes when we were going on a cruise. They were trainer type shoes (which I believe are called sneakers in the States) and he...

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Jabo He could be very stubborn and the more I told him it was silly the more stubborn he got

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Marie Coyle @MarieCoyle (11495) 23 Feb

And no, it wasn't a good looking guy, unfortunately. I had to go to the hardware store to pick something up. No worries, it's not far to drive and I have been there often. Wrong! It all went smoothly. Gathered my packages and...

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Jabo Oh my goodness, what a thing to happen! Glad you weren't hurt.

25 Feb

Faster16 @Faster16 (2975) • Indonesia 24 Feb

We have a serious problem. Our child is addicted to playing cellphones. It started when my sister-in-law stayed overnight. She who gives children's YouTube shows. Finally our daughter is addicted to playing HP. All methods have...

extreme way

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Jabo Like others have said - just take the phone away.

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Jabo @jaboUK (64837) • United Kingdom 24 Feb

Reading Judy Evan's post about someone wearing odd shoes reminded me of the time my husband took odd shoes when we were going on a cruise. They were trainer type shoes (which I believe are called sneakers in the States) and he...

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Jabo Oh yes, I think they can be worn anywhere nowadays.

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Jabo @jaboUK (64837) • United Kingdom 24 Feb

Reading Judy Evan's post about someone wearing odd shoes reminded me of the time my husband took odd shoes when we were going on a cruise. They were trainer type shoes (which I believe are called sneakers in the States) and he...

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Jabo That's true but he still chose to wear them

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Jabo @jaboUK (64837) • United Kingdom 24 Feb

Reading Judy Evan's post about someone wearing odd shoes reminded me of the time my husband took odd shoes when we were going on a cruise. They were trainer type shoes (which I believe are called sneakers in the States) and he...

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Jabo Oh he knew they weren't a pair but insisted on wearing them anyway

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Jabo @jaboUK (64837) • United Kingdom 24 Feb

Reading Judy Evan's post about someone wearing odd shoes reminded me of the time my husband took odd shoes when we were going on a cruise. They were trainer type shoes (which I believe are called sneakers in the States) and he...

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Jabo True life can be funnier than fiction, can't it?

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Jabo @jaboUK (64837) • United Kingdom 24 Feb

Reading Judy Evan's post about someone wearing odd shoes reminded me of the time my husband took odd shoes when we were going on a cruise. They were trainer type shoes (which I believe are called sneakers in the States) and he...

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Jabo It wasn't as if he hadn't got any other footwear with him, but the more I told him they looked silly the stubborner he became

24 Feb

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deleriousinIdaho51 @celticeagle (142332) • Boise, Idaho 24 Feb

I just had the greatest idea. So many of you come on here daily talking about your interests and what you do best. Many of you on here have expertise in a given area.(Some even several areas) For some, it is how to eat frugally or...

book

expertise

lunch

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Jabo I think I'd bore you to death

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Jabo @jaboUK (64837) • United Kingdom 24 Feb

Reading Judy Evan's post about someone wearing odd shoes reminded me of the time my husband took odd shoes when we were going on a cruise. They were trainer type shoes (which I believe are called sneakers in the States) and he...

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Jabo His attitude was 'I've brought 'em so I'll wear 'em'!

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Jabo @jaboUK (64837) • United Kingdom 24 Feb

Reading Judy Evan's post about someone wearing odd shoes reminded me of the time my husband took odd shoes when we were going on a cruise. They were trainer type shoes (which I believe are called sneakers in the States) and he...

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Jabo Yes, it looked odd but he didn't care.

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Jabo @jaboUK (64837) • United Kingdom 24 Feb

Reading Judy Evan's post about someone wearing odd shoes reminded me of the time my husband took odd shoes when we were going on a cruise. They were trainer type shoes (which I believe are called sneakers in the States) and he...

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Jabo That's true

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Jabo @jaboUK (64837) • United Kingdom 24 Feb

Reading Judy Evan's post about someone wearing odd shoes reminded me of the time my husband took odd shoes when we were going on a cruise. They were trainer type shoes (which I believe are called sneakers in the States) and he...

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Jabo Care to explain that?

24 Feb

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Jabo @jaboUK (64837) • United Kingdom 24 Feb

Reading Judy Evan's post about someone wearing odd shoes reminded me of the time my husband took odd shoes when we were going on a cruise. They were trainer type shoes (which I believe are called sneakers in the States) and he...

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Jabo No, he couldn't walk much anyway.

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Jabo @jaboUK (64837) • United Kingdom 24 Feb

Reading Judy Evan's post about someone wearing odd shoes reminded me of the time my husband took odd shoes when we were going on a cruise. They were trainer type shoes (which I believe are called sneakers in the States) and he...

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Jabo Yes, that was my job for ever after that

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Jabo @jaboUK (64837) • United Kingdom 24 Feb

Reading Judy Evan's post about someone wearing odd shoes reminded me of the time my husband took odd shoes when we were going on a cruise. They were trainer type shoes (which I believe are called sneakers in the States) and he...

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Jabo True, but he still wore them

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