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Judy Evans @JudyEv (390861) • Rockingham, Australia 2 Mar 16

In August 2015 we drove our motor-home down (or up) both sides of the Rhine. We camped at Koblenz and stopped at several of the little towns along the way. Once again I have a lot of photos to show off so I've chosen a few cute...

koblenz

rhine river

quirky

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Judy Evans How lovely! You should really try to come. Queensland has some wonderful attractions. It's not as good as the West of course but still pretty nice.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (390861) • Rockingham, Australia 2 Mar 16

In August 2015 we drove our motor-home down (or up) both sides of the Rhine. We camped at Koblenz and stopped at several of the little towns along the way. Once again I have a lot of photos to show off so I've chosen a few cute...

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kizzyB @kizzyB (176) • United Kingdom 2 Mar 16

Much as I dislike using lifts, (elavators) I took one this morning from the sixth floor down to ground level, thanks to a dodgy knee. My companions were a mum and dad with toddler daughter, while their little dude of around seven...

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Shavkat Perhaps the woman wanted an attention from somebody. I don't usually say things if I am in public. There are some things that needed to kept and not to be tactless.

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kizzyB @kizzyB (176) • United Kingdom 2 Mar 16

Much as I dislike using lifts, (elavators) I took one this morning from the sixth floor down to ground level, thanks to a dodgy knee. My companions were a mum and dad with toddler daughter, while their little dude of around seven...

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AmberLynn I am sure she will eventually want to run down the stairs herself. Whether she observed and absorbed that today or not. My question is : If the mother was so worried about the son dropping his ipad, why didn't she take it from him before he ran off to the...

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kizzyB @kizzyB (176) • United Kingdom 2 Mar 16

Much as I dislike using lifts, (elavators) I took one this morning from the sixth floor down to ground level, thanks to a dodgy knee. My companions were a mum and dad with toddler daughter, while their little dude of around seven...

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Judy Evans Some people - and it seems to be Mums in particular - seem to have no sense. They seem intent on making their kids too frightened to do anything.

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kizzyB @kizzyB (176) • United Kingdom 14 Feb 16

When my husband realized I'd bought a Valentine card from the same shop he'd used, he started to worry that we'd both bought the same one. He seemed relieved when I handed him a white rectangular envelope, while the one he gave me...

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Judy Evans Haha. Nothing like a man for missing details. :)

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kizzyB @kizzyB (176) • United Kingdom 14 Feb 16

When my husband realized I'd bought a Valentine card from the same shop he'd used, he started to worry that we'd both bought the same one. He seemed relieved when I handed him a white rectangular envelope, while the one he gave me...

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pgn Surely the whole logic behind Valentine cards is that they're anonymous? Buying one that has "For my Wife" or "To a super Husband" seems to defeat the purpose... Glad your cards were different!

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kizzyB @kizzyB (176) • United Kingdom 14 Feb 16

When my husband realized I'd bought a Valentine card from the same shop he'd used, he started to worry that we'd both bought the same one. He seemed relieved when I handed him a white rectangular envelope, while the one he gave me...

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G Lol good thing he did not get a "for my husband" card

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kizzyB @kizzyB (176) • United Kingdom 14 Feb 16

When my husband realized I'd bought a Valentine card from the same shop he'd used, he started to worry that we'd both bought the same one. He seemed relieved when I handed him a white rectangular envelope, while the one he gave me...

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Alfredo Rossi that was sort of sweet there.NO?

14 Feb 16

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kizzyB @kizzyB (176) • United Kingdom 9 Feb 16

Oh dear. I've just spent a good deal of time talking with someone who has shared too much on Facebook. No, I'm not going to share it here. Suffice to say they are a fairly new user, who was encouraged by a relative to join FB....

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Judy Evans @kizzyB You'll need company - and my passport's still valid.

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Janet Anderson @Auntylou (4261) • Oxford, England 9 Feb 16

If like me you enjoy spending time online, or you need it for your work you may end up doing a lot of sitting. Which, as we are being told makes us more likely to be unhealthy and to die prematurely. A good way out ? Find a...

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kizzyB @kizzyB (176) • United Kingdom 9 Feb 16

Oh dear. I've just spent a good deal of time talking with someone who has shared too much on Facebook. No, I'm not going to share it here. Suffice to say they are a fairly new user, who was encouraged by a relative to join FB....

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Janet Anderson Are you counselling them to reveal less?

10 Feb 16

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kizzyB @kizzyB (176) • United Kingdom 9 Feb 16

Oh dear. I've just spent a good deal of time talking with someone who has shared too much on Facebook. No, I'm not going to share it here. Suffice to say they are a fairly new user, who was encouraged by a relative to join FB....

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Judy Evans @kizzyB A desert island mightn't be too bad either.

10 Feb 16

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kizzyB @kizzyB (176) • United Kingdom 9 Feb 16

Oh dear. I've just spent a good deal of time talking with someone who has shared too much on Facebook. No, I'm not going to share it here. Suffice to say they are a fairly new user, who was encouraged by a relative to join FB....

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Jabo I very rarely use Facebook, I'd rather spend my time here.

10 Feb 16

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kizzyB @kizzyB (176) • United Kingdom 9 Feb 16

Oh dear. I've just spent a good deal of time talking with someone who has shared too much on Facebook. No, I'm not going to share it here. Suffice to say they are a fairly new user, who was encouraged by a relative to join FB....

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Fiacre Banks @kizzyB FB is a child of the devil in some people's hands. The worst is when they have a glass of wine in one hand!

10 Feb 16

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kizzyB @kizzyB (176) • United Kingdom 9 Feb 16

Oh dear. I've just spent a good deal of time talking with someone who has shared too much on Facebook. No, I'm not going to share it here. Suffice to say they are a fairly new user, who was encouraged by a relative to join FB....

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Judy Evans Living in a cave sometimes seems a very agreeable option.

10 Feb 16

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Jekca @Jessicalynnt (50523) • Centralia, Missouri 5 Jan 16

Let me ask you a question, how many of you have or know someone who has gotten sick? Everyone? Next question. How many of you have or know someone with a chronic illness, like diabetes, something they have to deal with all of...

mental illness

stigma

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Yuki I think a lot of it is just plain misinformation and not understanding exactly what it means to have a mental illness. I can't tell you the number of times I've seen or heard of instances where someone tells someone who's depressed that they just have to...

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Jekca @Jessicalynnt (50523) • Centralia, Missouri 5 Jan 16

Let me ask you a question, how many of you have or know someone who has gotten sick? Everyone? Next question. How many of you have or know someone with a chronic illness, like diabetes, something they have to deal with all of...

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kizzyB @kizzyB (176) • United Kingdom 14 Dec 15

Christmas gifts can be hard to choose at the best of times. The day is rolling nearer, and we still haven't bought anything for an elderly uncle, who really is the man with everything. Everything, that is, except my lovely little...

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rebelann1949 I don't think he'll have much use for Christmas for now, he'll need time to grieve and about the only thing anyone can do is to be there for him and spend time with him. He may need encouragement to do things his wife used to do, like cooking or cleaning or...

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kizzyB @kizzyB (176) • United Kingdom 14 Dec 15

Christmas gifts can be hard to choose at the best of times. The day is rolling nearer, and we still haven't bought anything for an elderly uncle, who really is the man with everything. Everything, that is, except my lovely little...

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fishtiger58 @kizzyB Well there you go. Now you just have to decide what kind of food.

16 Dec 15

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