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Patricia Ocampo @iKONICNoona (4494) • 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...

washed clothes

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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...

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B @pitsipeahie (5759) 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...

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

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Thelma @thelme55 (79773) • 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

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

5 Jul

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (385378) • 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...

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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

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (385378) • 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...

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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...

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (385378) • 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...

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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.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (385378) • 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...

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

7 Jun

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (385378) • 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...

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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

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Ayu2026 @Ayu2026 (632) • 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...

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B @Ayu2026 No, it's raining actually.

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snowy @snowy22315 (211313) • 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...

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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

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Lena Kovadlo @lovebuglena (52759) • 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...

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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

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Ayu2026 @Ayu2026 (632) • 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...

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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...

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (385378) • 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...

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

5 Jun

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Orogun Oghenekome @eLdav1s (737) • Nigeria 4 Jun

So i went for a little walk this morning, and i just had a random thought, what if there was a zombie apocalypse, how long would i be able to survive? Lol i know it's a weird thought but i have watched a few zombies movies, both...

zombies

american

mylot

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B I'll probably not survive lol.

5 Jun

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Amj Reyes @Soobinah (479) 3 Jun

Today we talked about the date when we’ll continue our Annual Physical Examination. The plan was just to list our names because it’s so hard to fall in line and get a schedule at the government hospital. So when we got there, I...

ape

scoliosis

patience

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B True! That is why at the very least it's important to get checked at least once a year. Don't worry so much about your scoliosis especially you're an adult already. Maybe that's just mild or very minimal curve? Unless you're bothered by back pain? But if you...

5 Jun

allen0187 @allen0187 (59989) • Philippines 28 May

Craved for some buko pie (coconut pie) the other night and it is a good thing that there was a seller here. Got myself a whole pie. Compared prices online and what I got was an ok deal. Took me three days to finish the whole...

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B @allen0187 Of course. You shared yours here, I just shared how it is for me too.

5 Jun

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Valentina @valherma00 (4725) • Zagreb, Croatia (Hrvatska) 4 Jun

It's my fault for buying this in a German chain store and thinking it was a chicken liver but the packaging where you can't tell what meat is in there, just paper and small letters isn't right still, i wanted to try this part of...

chicken gizzards

my

i tried them but still

your experience

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B I do eat gizzards, but not often, and only when they’re soft, not hard or chewy. I usually boil them in a pressure cooker so they cook faster and come out really tender. I like chicken feet better than gizzards which I also cook in a pressure cooker until the...

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Emmanuel Adelakun @ogbenishyna44 (1785) 3 Jun

Once a bread is 3-4 days old, some people dont want to eat it again, but smart people seem to have master the act of using such leftover bread to make other things. Many will whisked egg and add bread crumbs to them to make a...

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B I guess, it's the best way. And bread pudding are delicious.

3 Jun

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Fleur @Fleura (35912) • United Kingdom 3 Jun

When it comes to any kind of cosmetics like hand cream, lip balm, body scrub or whatever, do you prefer it to come in a tub or in some sort of tube? Personally I prefer tubes. I like to be able to apply the contents without...

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B @Fleura True, and imagine-having to keep it somewhere, and also you need to clean it after use, otherwise it can also contaminate your product BUT there are some where the scoop is attached to the product itself or have this built-in lid compartment, whatever...

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Fleur @Fleura (35912) • United Kingdom 3 Jun

When it comes to any kind of cosmetics like hand cream, lip balm, body scrub or whatever, do you prefer it to come in a tub or in some sort of tube? Personally I prefer tubes. I like to be able to apply the contents without...

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B I prefer those in tubes. Like you, I don't want dipping my hand into tubs, you know contamination and all. But then if the tub comes with spatula or scoop, which most products in tubs comes with nowadays, then it's fine. But for convenience, I'd go for tubes,...

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