B (@pitsipeahie) on myLot

luisadannointed @luisadannointed (12846) • Philippines 7 Sep

Do you also love egg pie? I love it since when I was young, I am not a picky eater you know, but I can really eat good food and healthy food. I love egg pie since the day my mom introduce it to me. I love the soft egg meat, the...

snacks

egg pie

foodie

13 responses •

14 people

B I love egg pies too!

8 Sep

•

1 comment

•

2 people

Amber @AmbiePam (126808) • United States 24 Aug

A lot of you know I like the weird things, and I think I got one. It was free to review, and I just got tickled at how cute it is. I know it’s not the taste of most of you, but if you know me at all, you realize it’s fitting for...

19 responses •

16 people

B uh.. very colorful. I'd want that too!

24 Aug

•

1 person

April @thislittlepennyearns (70457) • Defuniak Springs, Florida 23 Aug

Chris went to get something off the shelf a little bit ago and made a comment about how much old tech we have just sitting around. That got me thinking about what people actually do with their old tech. Here in the US, at least...

3 responses •

2 people

B @thislittlepennyearns Yeah, I guess we’re lucky to have a few places nearby that buy used gadgets. If not, marketplace would be my next option too.

23 Aug

April @thislittlepennyearns (70457) • Defuniak Springs, Florida 23 Aug

Chris went to get something off the shelf a little bit ago and made a comment about how much old tech we have just sitting around. That got me thinking about what people actually do with their old tech. Here in the US, at least...

3 responses •

2 people

B I sell them every time. We’ve sold all our previous phones, tablets, and even a laptop. We already have a few places we regularly go to that buy used gadgets. It’s a good way to get some cash back from your old devices instead of just letting them sit around.

23 Aug

•

3 comments

Traceyjayne @Traceyjayne (13688) • United Kingdom 19 Aug

When I was shopping yesturday I visited the deli counter at the supermarket. I was looking for something to make a sandwich with for todays lunch, I like to go to the deli counter as they have fresh produce there, it can be cut...

new foods

experimenting

13 responses •

13 people

B Yes! I am always open to trying new foods and experience new flavors whenever there's a chance.

19 Aug

•

1 person

Amber @AmbiePam (126808) • United States 19 Aug

I was wondering if, for the most part, are you loyal to certain brands, or will you switch to a different one just to get a few cents off your bill? I find that when I switch to save just a little bit, I end up regretting it. The...

19 responses •

17 people

B I am loyal to some brands but I'm open to trying others too. If it didn't work out then I go back to my trusted one. That's also how I discover that there are other good brands out there too other than what I'm used to.

19 Aug

•

3 people

Fleur @Fleura (36175) • United Kingdom 31 Jul

Do you use a pressure cooker? I go through phases of using ours, and then periods when I forget it at the back of the cupboard. I’m trying to remember to use it at the moment, because it really does cut cooking times quite...

17 responses •

16 people

B Yes! I love it. Makes meat tender quickly, so I can cook faster and save on gas or electricity.

31 Jul

•

1 comment

•

2 people

Patricia Ocampo @iKONICNoona (4543) • Philippines 9 Jul

YUP! I still wash clothes the old way . Wash means I'm done with the soaping and soaking in the washing machine ,now its time to remove excess soap with clean water. What I did was I remove the soaped clothes from the washing...

6 responses •

5 people

B If I washed them in the washing machine then all steps from start to finish; soak to rinse to dry, is in the washing machine 'cause it's fully automatic. But after, I still want them exposed in the sun so I hang them out. If I wash by hand, which I do for some...

9 Jul

•

1 comment

•

2 people

B @pitsipeahie (5761) 3 Apr

A short reel of what seems like a series (not really sure) popped up on my Facebook feed. The title was “Childhood in the Closet,” and it immediately caught my attention. These kinds of stories are really my type. It was about an...

9 responses •

6 people

B Yeah, never got to watch it full. But it isn't scary.

5 Jul

•

1 person

Thelma @thelme55 (79719) • Germany 17 Apr

This is the last smoothie I have made from my smoothie maker yesterday before it stopped functioning. I made rot beet smoothie with pineapple chunks, Greek youghurt and coconut milk. It was the first time I added coconut milk...

smoothie

smoothie maker

16 responses •

13 people

B @thelme55 Carrots, beets, cucumbers, Kale, Spinach, almost any vegetables I can toss in.

5 Jul

•

1 person

Judy Evans @JudyEv (387994) • Rockingham, Australia 7 Jun

The photo shows another of the woodworking items being displayed in the clubhouse. I seem to be on a health kick today. I don’t have much to do with teenagers and young adults so I don’t know how common it is for this age group...

25 responses •

26 people

B @JudyEv They're popular nowadays. Helps skin produce more collagen thus helps reduce wrinkles and make skin firmer. I tried using a peptide serum before.

8 Jun

•

1 person

Judy Evans @JudyEv (387994) • Rockingham, Australia 7 Jun

The photo shows another of the woodworking items being displayed in the clubhouse. Falling vaccination rates have allowed measles, whooping cough and diphtheria to resurface as major health concerns. One Australian paediatrician...

28 responses •

25 people

B @JudyEv And look how vaccination almost eradicated Polio. If not for it, Polio would continue paralyzing hundreds of children worldwide. Parents can never underestimate the value of vaccinations for children less they want these dangerous but preventable...

8 Jun

•

1 person

Judy Evans @JudyEv (387994) • Rockingham, Australia 7 Jun

The photo shows another of the woodworking items being displayed in the clubhouse. Falling vaccination rates have allowed measles, whooping cough and diphtheria to resurface as major health concerns. One Australian paediatrician...

28 responses •

25 people

B Definitely! It's a life saving protection from the disease and complications from the disease. Just imagine Polio, without vaccination, imagine the outbreak back then. Imagine those other deadly illnesses too.

7 Jun

•

3 comments

•

1 person

Judy Evans @JudyEv (387994) • Rockingham, Australia 7 Jun

The photo shows another of the woodworking items being displayed in the clubhouse. I seem to be on a health kick today. I don’t have much to do with teenagers and young adults so I don’t know how common it is for this age group...

25 responses •

26 people

B I've heard of peptides as ingredients in skincare.

7 Jun

•

3 comments

•

1 person

Judy Evans @JudyEv (387994) • Rockingham, Australia 5 Jun

Drones have their uses, both good and bad. Many films now seem to have drone footage and we all know about the lethal drones being used in the Iranian war. A feel-good story I heard concerned drones being built to look like...

20 responses •

17 people

B @JudyEv Yeah, it’s still interesting how something so beautiful can also be seen as a pest depending on the situation. Nature really has its balance that way.

5 Jun

•

1 person

Ayu2026 @Ayu2026 (636) • Denpasar, Indonesia 5 Jun

Since the city where we live in is near the beach, we get a lot of wind. Most the time it is windy here. Sometimes the wind can be very strong that it often knocks down our clothes racks, blows away our outdoor sofa, and even...

8 responses •

7 people

B @Ayu2026 No, it's raining actually.

5 Jun

•

1 person

snowy @snowy22315 (212789) • United States 4 Jun

So, somehow even though I rarely make muffins I find myself with a surplus of muffin tins and silicone molds. It is time to start donating I think. I ordered some silicone pans in a set recently and muffin pans were...

13 responses •

12 people

B Yes, I have a few items like trays, butter knives, cooking utensils, and even a manual vegetable chopper/meat grinder that I never really used, so I sold them at my garage sale. There were also some that I just gave away.

5 Jun

•

1 comment

•

1 person

Lena Kovadlo @lovebuglena (53417) • Staten Island, New York 4 Jun

I saw videos of this female on Instagram where she talks about things she does to save money and I was quite shocked. I wonder if these things are actually true. One thing the family does is everybody uses the same toothbrush. No...

21 responses •

20 people

B I wonder how true that is too, but that’s honestly one of the most disgusting ways I’ve heard of to save money! I think I remember watching something similar on YouTube before, those “extreme cheapskates” videos.

5 Jun

•

1 comment

•

1 person

Ayu2026 @Ayu2026 (636) • Denpasar, Indonesia 5 Jun

Since the city where we live in is near the beach, we get a lot of wind. Most the time it is windy here. Sometimes the wind can be very strong that it often knocks down our clothes racks, blows away our outdoor sofa, and even...

8 responses •

7 people

B No, it's not. It's not windy here, but I’d really love a cool breeze, just not the kind that blows things away or uproots trees, lol. That usually only happens during a typhoon anyway, not with normal wind. Being near the beach, I guess that kind of breeze is...

5 Jun

•

3 comments

•

1 person

Judy Evans @JudyEv (387994) • Rockingham, Australia 5 Jun

Drones have their uses, both good and bad. Many films now seem to have drone footage and we all know about the lethal drones being used in the Iranian war. A feel-good story I heard concerned drones being built to look like...

20 responses •

17 people

B What a very pretty and colorful bird! Thanks for sharing that beautiful photo.

5 Jun

•

2 comments

•

1 person

B's Activity