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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (15482) • Ireland 6h

I'm in the public library today using the computer and trying to ignore a gaggle of teenage school girls, a squeal of toddlers and a grump of elderly men who are unaware that they are not mumbling inside their heads, but out loud...

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Fiacre Banks @judyEv After the tiramisu I had in Pisa a few weeks ago I’m a bit nervous of trying to make it. I should maybe just keep it as a fine memory and leave well alone.

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (15482) • Ireland 6h

How many choices will you make today? How many of them will be good, how many bad? How many choices will be carefully considered, how many will be just an instinctive reaction? How in charge of ourselves and our choices are...

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Fiacre Banks @JudyEv Much simpler when you’re just told what to do.

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (15482) • Ireland 16h

The sun is still a few hours away from rising and the soft refreshing rain that's beating down on Larne reminds me that life is sweet and it's for living. I have the bedroom window thrown open so that I can hear the waters of...

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Fiacre Banks @JudyEv Travel today is so mundane compared to the 70s.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (389302) • Rockingham, Australia 24 Sep

Recent legislation is about to ban the use of good character references when a person is brought before the courts for certain offences. The use of such references often resulted in a reduced sentence for convicted persons. A...

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Anindita Sengupta @JudyEv If the rape is proved the character of the rapist is not good that is confirmed.

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (15482) • Ireland 29 Sep

The Russians have noted, with some relish, that a lot of people in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland wish to depart the United Kingdom. Sergei Lavrov has predicted the breakup of the Union, leaving England alone, weakened and...

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Fiacre Banks @JudyEv As a little boy I was greatly concerned about the Suez crisis, the Cuba crisis, Congo massacres, the Mau-mau rebellion, the emergency in Cyprus, assassinations. Nothing has changed, just the geography.

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Traceyjayne @Traceyjayne (14222) • United Kingdom 29 Sep

I don’t really go to McDonalds …..im not a fast food sort of a person really. However, the Grandkids like it and as a treat after football on a Saturday we do sometimes go and get something for their brunch ! I have the app on my...

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Traceyjayne @JudyEv. Yes, KFC is my favourite too. The Mister has recently stopped eating it though due to some articles he has seen about how the chickens are looked after ….or not ! He says he will get it for me and Mom and he will have something else, but I feel too...

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Traceyjayne @Traceyjayne (14222) • United Kingdom 29 Sep

Yes, that is going to be my tea for tonight. I am staying over at Moms, and as you know if you have read my posts about her fantastic Sunday roasts, she is an amazing cook. Anything home made is great in my book. I am really...

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Traceyjayne @JudyEv. She does cook with love. I’m very lucky.

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Traceyjayne @Traceyjayne (14222) • United Kingdom 21h

Lots of people love a scone …. Usually served topped with jam and cream Do you say …. Scone as in bone Or Scone as in gone Age old question ….. I say scone as in bone……. Anyway, as folks from the UK will tell you there is a...

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Traceyjayne @JudyEv ……and we were becoming such friends ….now I find you say scone as in gone ! ….not sure I will get over this to be honest ! Only joking ….. In Cornwall they do jam first then cream. In Devon they do cream first then jam …..there has been a huge...

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Marie Coyle @MarieCoyle (63577) 29 Sep

Several times lately, I have wondered if they are. I was in line at the pharmacy recently to pick up meds for the son. The young woman ahead of me decided to pick up some over the counter meds from a nearby display to purchase...

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Tisha @AmbiePam @MarieCoyle @JudyEv I've been complaining about people depending on technology since my daughter's been in school. I've had to ask for physical books for her to read for her assignments instead of scrolling on the computer. She focuses better that...

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Marie Coyle @MarieCoyle (63577) 26 Sep

Disclaimer here--I am no goody two-shoes, I am merely posting this to say, maybe we can all help someone in some small way. We take so much for granted at times. At least, I think I do. So many are truly struggling right now....

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Marie Coyle @JudyEv She is so happy about it. Yay!

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (389302) • Rockingham, Australia 28 Sep

We stayed with friends on the weekend and I saw something in the garden that I immediately wanted. There were two plastic tubes sunk in the garden with lids and they were ‘worm farms’ of a sort. Household waste is put into the...

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Anne Marie Guyer @JudyEv yes

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RasmaSandra @RasmaSandra (101427) • Daytona Beach, Florida 28 Sep

Must be oriental, you say? Yes, they’re two giant pands who have been loaned from the Chinese government as part of Beijing’s traditional “pand diplomacy”. These to honored guest arrived from China by plane and will be living at...

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RasmaSandra @JudyEv and probably feel very good and spoiled

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (389302) • Rockingham, Australia 24 Sep

Bindi Raye has over 80.000 followers on Instagram. Ostensibly, she’s a young, attractive fly-in, fly-out (FIFO) mining worker. When on-site, he posts about the wonders of the outback and the quality of the food in the mess-hall....

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celticeagle @JudyEv ........I wouldn't either. I enjoyed how I grew up.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (389302) • Rockingham, Australia 25 Sep

Today is the Grand Final of the Australian Rules Football season. Western Australia now has two teams – the West Coast Eagles and the Fremantle Dockers. The Dockers haven’t been in the competition very long compared to some of the...

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29 Sep

Juliaacv @Juliaacv (57737) • Canada 27 Sep

Yesterday I ran errands and got groceries. My usual Saturday chore, not my most favorite way to spend a few hours, but, hey it has to be done. On my way out of the grocery store, I noticed some pretty mums and outdoor planter...

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Juliaacv @JudyEv She seemed to and sent me a text message thanking me.

29 Sep

Judy Evans @JudyEv (389302) • Rockingham, Australia 28 Sep

We stayed with friends on the weekend and I saw something in the garden that I immediately wanted. There were two plastic tubes sunk in the garden with lids and they were ‘worm farms’ of a sort. Household waste is put into the...

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Jimbo45 @JudyEv Can they not just dig them up from the ground like we do Used to do that to go fishing

29 Sep

Marie Coyle @MarieCoyle (63577) 28 Sep

The stores I am referring to are called ''Restore'' which may sound a bit misleading. They are run by Habitat for Humanity, and in the US alone they are in nearly every state. There are some Restore places in other countries as...

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Marie Coyle @JudyEv Most of what I have seen there over the years is furniture--a lot of tables, chairs, bedroom sets, etc. And a lot of kitchen cabinets, many are surprisingly very nice and of high quality. Ours also gets a lot of appliances, such as dishwashers,...

29 Sep

Eva James @wolfgirl569 (141264) • Marion, Ohio 27 Sep

What would look good in this stump next year. I plan on planting tomatoes around the base of it. Hopefully they will do good there. I can tie them up against the stump as they grow. But something in the center would make it...

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Eva James @JudyEv Yes we are.

29 Sep

Judy Evans @JudyEv (389302) • Rockingham, Australia 28 Sep

We stayed with friends on the weekend and I saw something in the garden that I immediately wanted. There were two plastic tubes sunk in the garden with lids and they were ‘worm farms’ of a sort. Household waste is put into the...

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rebelann1949 You've given me an idea @JudyEv perhaps if I add some organic top soil in a small space then add worms they'll eventually spread. What do you think?

29 Sep

Judy Evans @JudyEv (389302) • Rockingham, Australia 28 Sep

We stayed with friends on the weekend and I saw something in the garden that I immediately wanted. There were two plastic tubes sunk in the garden with lids and they were ‘worm farms’ of a sort. Household waste is put into the...

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ShannyBananny @JudyEv I can’t access it since it’s dumped over a fence into a ravine. I have to do it out of the yard or the dogs just eat it all. They would probably get buzzed up from coffee grounds .

29 Sep

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