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Judy Evans @JudyEv (362898) • Rockingham, Australia 10 Sep

We’ve been away for a few nights and visited some great museums while we were away. I should have said revisited the museums but I was able to get a few extra photos. One item that I missed last time was this plaited mat. These...

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (362898) • Rockingham, Australia 10 Sep

We’ve been away for a few days with Vince’s brother and his grandson. We visited two of the same museums that Vin and I visited on our last road trip. The grandson is about 14, on the autism spectrum and has ADHD. He couldn’t have...

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Anna We love books, we visit all the small free libraries in the area (the old phone booths have been used for that purpose). The rules are simple, you can take up to 4 books, but you have to leave 4 books that you have already read or that are no more of your...

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B @pitsipeahie (5423) 9 Jul

Sometimes when things feel overwhelming, I try to sit with the thought: “Nothing is permanent.” It sounds so simple — but it helps. Whether it's a tough emotion, a hard day, or even a season of waiting… it's comforting to...

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rsa101 @pitsipeahie Both the good and the bad are covered by it. The things we dislike will also pass, so we should be grateful for what we currently have. Enjoying what you have now is the only thing you can do because you can't hold onto anything. You can only...

9 Sep

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B @pitsipeahie (5423) 9 Jul

Sometimes when things feel overwhelming, I try to sit with the thought: “Nothing is permanent.” It sounds so simple — but it helps. Whether it's a tough emotion, a hard day, or even a season of waiting… it's comforting to...

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rsa101 Impermanence, as Buddha teaches, reminds us that clinging too tightly to anything, whether good or bad, is the root of our suffering in life. We must recognize that everything will eventually pass, whether we want it to or not, which is why it's important to...

9 Sep

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Jenaisle @Jenaisle (16433) • Philippines 8 Sep

I don't want to be a harbinger of bad news, but I just can't understand this: A mother murdering her two children before taking her own life because of poverty. I am not wealthy either, but how could anyone sane do that? Your...

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Jenaisle Yes, I concur. There's a thin line between being sane and being crazy.

9 Sep

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DE @DaddyEvil (159626) • United States 8 Sep

Pretty brought home some fruit and veggie puree. I am trying one of the flavors but can't say I'm impressed... This one is apple, peach, sweet potato... It mostly tastes like sweet potato and, while I like raw sweet potato, cold,...

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DE I didn't like it... I asked Pretty why she bought it and she claims she enjoys them.

9 Sep

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Marie Coyle @MarieCoyle (48392) 8 Sep

It was on our local news, that someone not far from here lost their home to a fire yesterday. Tragic, yes. Unfortunately, not unusual, it does happen. As we all know, it's heartbreaking to lose a home to fire, but it would be even...

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Marie Coyle @pitsipeahie Our family thought so! It was actually a miracle that she got out of the house in time. Earlier that day, they had purchased a new television (think console type back then) and her husband was at a work meeting. She fell asleep on the couch...

9 Sep

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Jim Bauer @porwest (107448) • United States 8 Sep

It seems almost weird to me to say a scrambled egg dinner is cheap, considering what eggs were not that long ago. They're still not cheap compared to what they were a couple years ago. But okay, they're back to some...

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rsa101 @rsa101 (40191) • Philippines 8 Sep

After dedicating seven painstaking days to the task, I was finally able to complete the entire canvas. It was far from easy and not the most comfortable process, as it required a steady hand and sharp, clear eyesight to...

diamond painting

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rsa101 @pitsipeahie I will try to find an appropriate frame for this. Although I am not particularly interested in cross-stitching, this project seems closely related to it. While I enjoyed working on it, I am not sure if I would attempt it again. This piece was a...

8 Sep

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DE @DaddyEvil (159626) • United States 8 Sep

Pretty brought home some fruit and veggie puree. I am trying one of the flavors but can't say I'm impressed... This one is apple, peach, sweet potato... It mostly tastes like sweet potato and, while I like raw sweet potato, cold,...

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Marie Coyle @MarieCoyle (48392) 8 Sep

It was on our local news, that someone not far from here lost their home to a fire yesterday. Tragic, yes. Unfortunately, not unusual, it does happen. As we all know, it's heartbreaking to lose a home to fire, but it would be even...

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Marie Coyle I can see your point. We all think differently. I was talking to my daughter, son in law, and son about this. We all agreed that although we have special things that mean a lot to us, we wouldn’t go into a burning home to get anything. One very close family...

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rsa101 @rsa101 (40191) • Philippines 8 Sep

After dedicating seven painstaking days to the task, I was finally able to complete the entire canvas. It was far from easy and not the most comfortable process, as it required a steady hand and sharp, clear eyesight to...

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rsa101 I’ve done paint-by-numbers many times and usually just hang them on my living or dining room wall. This one feels different, though. I think framing it is a great idea, but I’ll need to find the right frame to encase it safely.

8 Sep

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Jenaisle @Jenaisle (16433) • Philippines 8 Sep

I don't want to be a harbinger of bad news, but I just can't understand this: A mother murdering her two children before taking her own life because of poverty. I am not wealthy either, but how could anyone sane do that? Your...

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Marie Coyle We never know the whole story. Was she suffering from severe depression or another mental condition? It honestly could be that she tried everything she knew to try and she gave up. Could I do that? No, I couldn't. I don't understand how anyone could kill their...

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rsa101 @rsa101 (40191) • Philippines 8 Sep

After dedicating seven painstaking days to the task, I was finally able to complete the entire canvas. It was far from easy and not the most comfortable process, as it required a steady hand and sharp, clear eyesight to...

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Marie Coyle @MarieCoyle (48392) 8 Sep

It was on our local news, that someone not far from here lost their home to a fire yesterday. Tragic, yes. Unfortunately, not unusual, it does happen. As we all know, it's heartbreaking to lose a home to fire, but it would be even...

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (362898) • Rockingham, Australia 5 Sep

We spent two nights at my brother-in-law’s place and I took these photos in his garden. The recent rains have been lapped up by the plants and they are all thriving and blooming like you wouldn’t believe. He has a lot of native...

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SIDDI KIMPOLE @SIDIKIMPOLE (2551) • Eldoret, Kenya 3 Sep

Just remembered my dad died on 3/9/1999. So it has been 26 years since he breathed his last! Time indeed flies. I hope he continues resting in peace . I wonder how life would be like to me now hadn't he died.

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SIDDI KIMPOLE Sure time means very little when it comes to remembering a lost loved one.

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popciclecold @popciclecold (40249) • United States 3 Sep

Are you bothered by spam calls. I tell you they get on my nerves. I bet I get 50 a day. I have to keep checking my phone, and deleting them, if I don't I'd spend most of my time deleting them. It is not so bad on the weekend, but...

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popciclecold I will look on mine today, and see. It is nerve wracking.

4 Sep

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B @pitsipeahie (5423) 9 Jul

Sometimes when things feel overwhelming, I try to sit with the thought: “Nothing is permanent.” It sounds so simple — but it helps. Whether it's a tough emotion, a hard day, or even a season of waiting… it's comforting to...

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George B Vieto @pitsipeahie That is what I am learning. Go with the flow.

3 Sep

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B @pitsipeahie (5423) 9 Jul

Sometimes when things feel overwhelming, I try to sit with the thought: “Nothing is permanent.” It sounds so simple — but it helps. Whether it's a tough emotion, a hard day, or even a season of waiting… it's comforting to...

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George B Vieto I do my best to remember that nothing is permanent in our world today.

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