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nenyalorien @nenyalorien (899) • Philippines 2 May 13

Honestly, when I saw the announcement that MyLot was removing the Earnings part, I was shocked. Because the draw for me was to be able to earn a little on the side while I rest a bit from my tasks. :( Now that that part is gone,...

CRSunrise @CRSunrise (2981) • United States 29 Apr 13

My husband had to leave early this morning to pick up a delivery that went to somewhere in the Chicago area. Anyway, while he was driving through Indiana, out of nowhere, a turkey runs out into the road and crashes into his...

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nenyalorien Admittedly, this story struck me as funny, but I would hope that the company compensated your husband, too. Maybe turkeys and other farm animals are common in that area that's why your husband's officemate wasn't too happy about going through there,...

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katsmeow1213 @katsmeow1213 (28720) • United States 29 Apr 13

Hubby has been spending a few minutes a day trying to train the new puppy. He's starting with simple commands like sit and shake and lie down. So hubby will grab our bag of training treats and get down on the floor to train...

pets

turbo

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nenyalorien Hi there katsmeow1213, this is a cute and funny story indeed! :) Though this is the first time I've heard of a cat wanting a doggie's treats, I have seen a video of a dog being scolded for eating cat treats. xD I guess these animals are really just curious...

29 Apr 13

bloggeroo @bloggeroo (2167) • Philippines 18 Apr 13

Seven blogs, one publication. I've had this idea for quite some time. Now, I think the stars in the heavens are properly aligned for it to happen. So far, my lead blog is going full steam ahead at three blog posts per day. But I...

model blog

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nenyalorien Sounds like an ambitious venture, but it may just work out! What you could do is to blog 100-200 words when you take breaks from your job. Do you work at home, too? You could use blogging for your own blogs as your "break" from work. :)

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lizziegee @lizziegee (297) • Philippines 13 Apr 13

I never really believed in long distance relationships before. I always thought if you're going to spend some time apart because of some inevitable circumstances, then break up. If you're meant to be, you can just get back...

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love

relationships

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nenyalorien Hi there Lizzie, I started out with my relationship as a long-distance thing. We had around 5 years spent as a long-distance couple, and for two years now, we've had more interactions with each other in real life, living in the same municipality. It's...

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cynthiann @cynthiann (18602) • Jamaica 6 Apr 13

All these recent discussions re physical abuse and cheating partners resurrected a memory about a friend that happened nearly a dozen years ago. I was recently widowed when friend's husband had a heart attack. He had not been...

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nenyalorien Shocking. But then for all that your friend had gone through, Cynthiann, maybe her reactions were justified. Having a cheating spouse is no walk in the park. Maybe her reaction towards his death was both grief and relief at the same time. Maybe she...

12 Apr 13

nenyalorien @nenyalorien (899) • Philippines 9 Apr 13

Hindsight, they say, is 20/20. I just wanted to share that there was a time when I was requested by a former client to work on photo editing and resizing -- a very menial task, in my perspective. Today, I'm doing almost...

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nenyalorien Actually, the even bigger, crazier fact is that this is my highest-paying job at the moment, with the best compensation package. The tasks are menial and simple, but the compensation package is surprisingly awesome. Maybe that's the reason why I'm pretty much...

11 Apr 13

cylle_06 @cylle_06 (233) • Philippines 10 Apr 13

being a daughter or a son to your parents, what is your greatest fear?.. for me, my greatest fear is to disappoint them. although i'm doing everything i can to make them happy, there are still unforeseen events that may happen. i...

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nenyalorien Hi Cylle, in all honesty, I believe in individuality above everything. I believe that we were born to live our own lives, and that sometimes, filial piety, or that feeling that one is beholden to his or her parents, could be such a liability. For me, the...

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Amber @AmbiePam (76833) • United States 15 Mar 13

I'm pretty sure most of you would just tell me to tell the guy to cut it out. Here's the issue. There is a man in our church that every time he sees me, he comes up and puts his hands on my face and then kisses my face, on each...

life

patience

people

uncomfortable situations

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nenyalorien For some reason, I just perceived this guy as a nice old man. Honestly, if it's just cheeks he's kissing anyway, I would think it's okay. But if he's doing other, creepy things, then I'd move away from him. If he goes around doing that to other people,...

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jadoixa @jadoixa (1166) • Philippines 20 Mar 13

do you or would you consider smiling all the time to someone who knows you and whom you know even if you are not that close every time they see you or you see them. I know some people who knows me and i know them too but not all...

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nenyalorien Hi Jadoixa, Honestly, I personally prefer not needing to smile at somebody I recognize by face, such as a dorm- or board-mate. However, if it's someone I met at church or at work, I won't mind needing to smile at them. :)

9 Apr 13

jadoixa @jadoixa (1166) • Philippines 8 Apr 13

i know someone who has a mental disorder called "bipolar disorder" and this person has a lot of children, he usually provides for them but don't communicate and seems not proud of his children. not sure if they truly love their...

bipolar disorder

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nenyalorien Hi Syd, welcome to MyLot. :) Well, anybody deserves to be treated nicely and accepted for who they are -- even if they're being a pain. Sometimes, the reason why they are being a pain is that they are in pain. However I personally cannot follow my...

9 Apr 13

jadoixa @jadoixa (1166) • Philippines 8 Apr 13

i know someone who has a mental disorder called "bipolar disorder" and this person has a lot of children, he usually provides for them but don't communicate and seems not proud of his children. not sure if they truly love their...

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nenyalorien My bad. I just read through the other comments and read that the Bipolar person you know is refusing medication. I believe that Bipolar Disorder could exacerbate a discomfort with life and awkwardness towards people, but the source and root of selfishness...

9 Apr 13

jadoixa @jadoixa (1166) • Philippines 8 Apr 13

i know someone who has a mental disorder called "bipolar disorder" and this person has a lot of children, he usually provides for them but don't communicate and seems not proud of his children. not sure if they truly love their...

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nenyalorien Honestly, the person isn't exhibiting signs of bipolar disorder; he's just being a JERK, sorry to be blunt about it. There are Bipolar people who have huge hearts and are very loving. In fact, people who have Bipolar Disorder could actually be so impulsive...

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nenyalorien @nenyalorien (899) • Philippines 1 Sep 12

Hi there. While I certainly love people, though I tend to be choosy about whom to befriend, I have to admit that there are people who rub me wrong. Personally, I've had the worst run-ins with "the neighbors" of the places I lived...

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nenyalorien Good to know that you're in a different phase of life today, and that you managed to remain good officemates with these housemates, even past the tensions. :) Sometimes I really don't know how "normal" people manage to do that. I personally wouldn't bother...

9 Apr 13

dagami @dagami (1158) • Rome, Italy 9 Apr 13

i live in a small section of the city and most of the residents are friendly. when i take the bus to work and i always encounter this old lady at the bus stop. as the days passed and we became familiar with each other, we started...

work

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nenyalorien Hi there Dagami, Honestly, I share your sentiments. I love working. I love being productive. But if I had the opportunity to never work a day in my life like your bus friend did, I believe I would be happy to write blogs and books for the rest of my days....

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nenyalorien @nenyalorien (899) • Philippines 1 Sep 12

Hi there. While I certainly love people, though I tend to be choosy about whom to befriend, I have to admit that there are people who rub me wrong. Personally, I've had the worst run-ins with "the neighbors" of the places I lived...

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nenyalorien Hi again Kashmeresmycat, HA! I would love to do that with you, if only we were neighbors! Bang doors with you at 3AM!!! I once read a short story for kids about a town that loved to make so much noise and they agreed to make the most noise at a certain...

9 Apr 13

AQDGVal2013 @Adval2013 (436) 9 Apr 13

I went to this new restaurant near our house and tried their chicken rice with somewhat less familiar sauce.It was good. It contained mongo sprout, and of course, chicken and rice. The dish definitely had an appeal to my palate. I...

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nenyalorien Adval, what do you like to eat? Me, aside from pasta, I LOVE PORK! But it clogs the arteries and I'm dealing with the consequences today. :(

9 Apr 13

AQDGVal2013 @Adval2013 (436) 9 Apr 13

I went to this new restaurant near our house and tried their chicken rice with somewhat less familiar sauce.It was good. It contained mongo sprout, and of course, chicken and rice. The dish definitely had an appeal to my palate. I...

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nenyalorien Wow. How do you cook french fries that are enjoyable even at home? I've always thought that home-cooked fries tend to be soggy and not as great as fastfood fries. But good on ya if you managed to make a go of home-fried fries! I'm addicted to french fries,...

9 Apr 13

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