@pitsipeahie (5758)

Joined myLot 9 years ago

I read more than I write, but I enjoy thoughtful conversations.

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Do you know anything about peptides?

Judy Evans @JudyEv (382216) • 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.

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Do you believe in vaccinations for children?

Judy Evans @JudyEv (382216) • 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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Peregrine-like birds now protecting crops

Judy Evans @JudyEv (382216) • 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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Is it usually windy in your place?

Ayu2026 @Ayu2026 (314) • 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.

5 Jun

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Snack Attack - Buko Pie (Coconut Pie)

allen0187 @allen0187 (59830) • 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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What do you do with your leftover bread

Emmanuel Adelakun @ogbenishyna44 (1744) 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.

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Do you prefer tubs or tubes?

Fleur @Fleura (35053) • 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...

3 Jun

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Using a Separate Bowl to Crack Eggs

luisadannointed @luisadannointed (11848) • Philippines 26 May

Are you also the type of cook who always uses a separate bowl when cracking eggs? Or are you the super positive person that you don’t believe that you have a bad egg in your fridge, so it’s okay to crack it all in one bowl? It...

eggs

baking

cooking

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B Same here, Amber! I don’t crack them into a separate bowl either. I’ve honestly never had a bad egg in years, lol. We keep our eggs in the fridge, and they don’t really last long in our house anyway. They get used up quickly. I’m also pretty confident the eggs...

27 May

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Biscuits/cookies named after an army corps

Judy Evans @JudyEv (382216) • Rockingham, Australia 18 Aug 21

In a comment, M.-L. (@MALUSE) wondered about the use of ,Anzac, as the name of a biscuit/cookie. ANZAC stands for the World War I ‘Australian and New Zealand Army Corps’ so it might seem a strange name for a biscuit/cookie. I...

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B @JudyEv True! Mylot is indeed is such a lovely community to belong.

24 May

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Biscuits/cookies named after an army corps

Judy Evans @JudyEv (382216) • Rockingham, Australia 18 Aug 21

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B @JudyEv Oh, I see. So many mylotters who aren't here anymore.

24 May

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Kiosk Implementation

luisadannointed @luisadannointed (11848) • Philippines 19 May

Are you also the type of person who are scared of changes because of the adjustments and things you need to learn and follow in able to use it? I am one of those. I remember one time my sister message me asking if I could buy...

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B @JudyEv We always assume people are paying more attention than they actually are, when in reality, most people are focused on themselves.

19 May

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A Boat Load of Sushi

Baconstripsxxx @BACONSTRIPSXXX (18115) • Torrington, Connecticut 19 May

Yesterday we celebrated my sons 13th birthday and his request was too eat as much sushi as possible lol. We went to our favorite Sushi/ Habachi spot and I ordered him literally a boat load of Sushi and Sashimi. My son was in...

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B @BACONSTRIPSXXX I'm sure your son appreciate you a lot for it. He'd forever remember how extra loved you made him feel on his birthday.

19 May

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I Bought a New Book Container

luisadannointed @luisadannointed (11848) • Philippines 14 May

I am decluttering my table, so I decided to buy a new book container to store my old pocket books there. I am planning to buy 3 more. I am not just decluttering, but I am also protecting my books from dust. I have lots of books...

book container

book storage

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B @luisadannointed Rarely. I'd rather watch videos these days though sometimes I may listen to audiobooks.

18 May

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My Excuse to Go Back at the Cafe

luisadannointed @luisadannointed (11848) • Philippines 12 May

My family hates me when I go out; they always want me to stay at home if I have no work to do or errands to run outside. I notice that my sister always borrows my Bluetooth headphones. And it gave me an idea, I told her not to...

reason

excuses

escape

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B @luisadannointed You will when you're already on your own, maybe your own family or living your own life independently.

14 May

What’s the last thing you searched for online?

cuttyrish @cuttyrish (3264) • United States 13 May

It’s funny how often we search random things online without even thinking about it—sometimes it’s important, sometimes it’s just curiosity taking over. I was searching sites that offer work from jobs, and other money making...

work from jobs

searching online

money making ideas

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B @cuttyrish Ceramide Barrier Sealing Cream

13 May

Watermelon

luisadannointed @luisadannointed (11848) • Philippines 13 May

The best fruits during summer. It gives you sweetness and, at the same time, a refreshing watery meat fruit that can quench your thirst in the midst of summer. My mom buys watermelon, I think twice or thrice a week at the nearby...

fruits

summer fruit

watermelon

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B @luisadannointed There is, and that’s actually the kind I eat! At least the seeds of those so called seedless watermelons are tiny, soft, white edible seeds that you can easily eat anyway unlike the black mature seeds of regular watermelons.

13 May

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Childhood in the Closet… and Time Stood Still?

B @pitsipeahie (5758) 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 Unfortunately, the comment section doesn't make sense. Nothing helpful there. I see you need to pay for it so I let it go lol. Even though I'm interested, I'm not going to spend money on this.

13 May

How do you like your eggs

Jimbo45 @Ineeddentures (34726) 2 May

I just asked the two ladies how they wanted their eggs in the morning Fried, soft runny yolks Good , my speciality And that got me thinking, it really did I wonder how the good people of mylot prefer their eggs, not just in...

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B @Ineeddentures Yes, the whites sets better around the yolk when you put vinegar.

3 May

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Do you believe in "evil eye?"

Toni @toniganzon (77192) • Philippines 24 Apr

I don't. It's a belief common among asian nations that envious glare can cause bad luck, injury or illness. So a lot of people in my country would buy charms or ornaments to protect them from the evil eye. I don't. I simply...

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B @toniganzon Same! It's just not me because I'm a very private person and it reflects here, even on Mylot. You hardly see me post things about myself, my day, what I bought, or did etc. So when I say I'm not into any soc med, I really am not. What I do have are...

27 Apr

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Eating French Fries at 3 am...

DE @DaddyEvil (174528) • United States 25 Apr

I woke up hungry this morning, so I'm heating up French fries at 3 am to eat with a mix of mayo and ketchup. They're delicious! Pretty is awake, too, but told me she doesn't want any when I asked if she was hungry. It's a good...

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B @DaddyEvil yasss!

25 Apr

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