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Pinay Ako @AkoPinay (11496) • Philippines 5 Feb 25

I almost forgot about myLot and all other sites. Sorry. Now I notice some members here were gone and I have no clue why. I couldn't think of any topic for posting here so I'll just share a picture of my favourite...

filipino food

bicol dish

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Pinay Ako Heyyy

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patgalca @patgalca (18481) • Orangeville, Ontario 28 Feb 25

Besides reading a ton of books, we have had to deal with leaks in our house that have created considerable damage. Our house is going to be torn up to get all the moisture out of the walls and floor of the basement, kitchen and...

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patgalca Yes, our OWN church needs more people like me. We are very short on volunteers. I think part of it is because it's mostly a senior community. The young people don't come to church anymore, let alone participate.

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rakski @rakski (157562) • Philippines 11 Jun 25

Today, we remember the bravery of our forefathers and celebrate the spirit of a free and proud nation. June 12, 1898, marked the birth of Philippine independence, a moment that lit the path toward self-determination, resilience,...

independence day

127th philippine independence day

holiday

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Aparna Sen haha that makes it better! cherry on the top!

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rakski @rakski (157562) • Philippines 11 Jun 25

Today, we remember the bravery of our forefathers and celebrate the spirit of a free and proud nation. June 12, 1898, marked the birth of Philippine independence, a moment that lit the path toward self-determination, resilience,...

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Artgirl @owstalaga (4825) • Philippines 10 Jun 25

Do you have any illnesses? Or are any of your family members sick with some disease? Well we all need to go to the doctor for healing but some people don't have money and are even afraid to talk to doctors. So what else can we...

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Arunima Singh @owstalaga Miracles do happen. There are things beyond human understanding and comprehension. Our logics don't work every time.

11 Jun 25

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Artgirl @owstalaga (4825) • Philippines 10 Jun 25

Do you have any illnesses? Or are any of your family members sick with some disease? Well we all need to go to the doctor for healing but some people don't have money and are even afraid to talk to doctors. So what else can we...

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Judy Story If the sick are really healed than that is a good thing.

10 Jun 25

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patgalca @patgalca (18481) • Orangeville, Ontario 28 Feb 25

Besides reading a ton of books, we have had to deal with leaks in our house that have created considerable damage. Our house is going to be torn up to get all the moisture out of the walls and floor of the basement, kitchen and...

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Artgirl @owstalaga (4825) • Philippines 7 Jun 25

When I was young I didn't really think about such things. Lol. But these days due to the grace of God I have come to know more about Him and the Catholic Church. One thing most people don't realize is... last Sunday was the 2nd...

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Anna @owstalaga - You learn everything about religion and the nuns obliged us to go down in the Chapel to pray and to assist to the Mass once a week.

10 Jun 25

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Emmanuel Adelakun @ogbenishyna44 (1785) 9 Jun 25

I develop this weird foot pain few months ago and it keeps moving from one part of the foot to another. I did apply necessary medications and it left one foot to move to another. Though the doctor says it is ligament sprain but I...

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rsa101 That actually sounds a bit like what my wife is dealing with—plantar fasciitis. The pain also moves around her foot and flares up unpredictably. It’s good that meds are helping, but just to be sure, you might want to see a specialist like a podiatrist or...

10 Jun 25

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rsa101 @rsa101 (41255) • Philippines 19 May 25

Had an adventurous (and slightly exhausting) day exploring San Francisco via the Big Bus Tour. The journey started at Fisherman’s Wharf, then the route took us around the city’s famous spots—perfect for a quick overview without...

sanfo tour

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rsa101 Yes it is a big roman/greek design that was built in the metropolis.

3 Jun 25

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DE @DaddyEvil (175023) • United States 2 Jun 25

I finally got ahold of the guy that I always called to work on my appliances. He informed me that he retired about 4 years ago, and for the same reason I was forced to retire. He has hyperthyroidism, too. We talked about that for...

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DE @owstalaga There are other ways for this illness to start besides chemicals.

3 Jun 25

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DE @DaddyEvil (175023) • United States 2 Jun 25

I finally got ahold of the guy that I always called to work on my appliances. He informed me that he retired about 4 years ago, and for the same reason I was forced to retire. He has hyperthyroidism, too. We talked about that for...

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DE Chemicals we're exposed to can cause hyperthyroidism and people working in the same types of jobs or do similar types of things can get the same diseases, that's true. Just like him, I've worked in jobs that use a lot of chemicals. And we've both lived in this...

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Nocturnal Writer @Nakitakona (60027) • Philippines 1 Jun 25

While doing my daily routine walking late in the afternoon, suddenly the light went out. It's unscheduled power outage which took 5 hours for the power to comeback. When it happened I was heading towards the century old Catholic...

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Nocturnal Writer Yes it is. It's the pride of our small city.

2 Jun 25

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Nocturnal Writer @Nakitakona (60027) • Philippines 1 Jun 25

While doing my daily routine walking late in the afternoon, suddenly the light went out. It's unscheduled power outage which took 5 hours for the power to comeback. When it happened I was heading towards the century old Catholic...

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Artgirl @owstalaga (4825) • Philippines 30 May 25

In another site I posted a religious post encouraging people to pray the rosary. Hours later I got an angry hate comment for the first time. And then when I woke up there was another comment from someone else saying religion...

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Nature_Lover @owstalaga Indeed may god give them real compassion to live with harmony.

1 Jun 25

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rakski @rakski (157562) • Philippines 30 May 25

So many shades of green in one place—bright young rice fields, deep leafy trees, and all the in-betweens. Even the grass by the roadside has its own charm. It’s like nature couldn’t decide on just one green, so it used them...

green

weekend getaway

nature

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rakski We are going to a province in the north to spend the weekend

31 May 25

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@n.J @Iam_jauntyjen (5452) 8 Nov 16

I was shocked when I read the huge announcement on the door of the adoration chapel in our Parish church.It says that the Blessed Sacrament has been stolen and the bishop ordered to immediately close the adoration chapel for...

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@n.J What a sad world. Maybe these people thought they could sell it.

28 May 25

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snowy @snowy22315 (209694) • United States 20 May 25

My grandfather was a committed Christian. although he never did mission work, one of his son's did, my Uncle David. On one of his trips to Africa he helped the locals build a chapel. It is named for my grandfather. I told my dad...

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Artgirl @owstalaga (4825) • Philippines 23 May 25

I went to a Catholic high school but I was ignorant of what an adoration chapel was. We didn't have one! And even the nuns who taught us basic catechism or the parish priest never talked about such. Fast forward to November 2022...

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snowy That sounds neat actually.

24 May 25

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Artgirl @owstalaga (4825) • Philippines 23 May 25

I went to a Catholic high school but I was ignorant of what an adoration chapel was. We didn't have one! And even the nuns who taught us basic catechism or the parish priest never talked about such. Fast forward to November 2022...

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Arunima Singh @owstalaga Let me see if we have one here.

24 May 25

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