Piyoz the Great

@piyoz000 (487)

Philippines

Joined myLot 18 years ago

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Responses (60)

Piyoz the Great's Responses

Peacock flowers

Always smiling @allknowing (154162) • India 22 Jul

We have these flowers in our garden in three different colours - pink, orange and yellow When we were on holiday at our native place we had to pass a house that had these flowers. I picked seeds from those trees that were easily...

peacock flowers

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Piyoz the Great Must be lovely seeing pink, orange, and yellow blossoms brighten your space each day! From holiday strolls to daily garden joy, sounds like those seeds carried more than color; they brought a memory to life.

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How long do you spend in the shower?

Jimlos Tatooth @Ineeddentures (13293) 21 Jul

How long do you spend in the shower? Reason I ask is because I just had a shower And when I came out of the shower Yvonne asked me why I had taken 20 minutes. I really did not know what to say - 28 years together she had never...

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Piyoz the Great It's like about 10 minutes with the legendary pail for me. Still refreshing, even when there's some light chores that have to be done along the way. If it's going to be 20 minutes long, it sounds like a pretty mindful bathing experience. If the water’s warm...

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Fed the kitties and the fish, and watered the plants...

Stacey @xstitcher (35750) • Petaluma, California 22 Jul

I went next door to feed the cats, and when I came home, I watered the plants. Now, I am going to figure out the order of these books I have from the library (ie: look it up on line) and start the first book. After that, I'd...

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Piyoz the Great A peaceful start to the day, cats fed, plants happy, and a good book lined up. Same here minus the book! Hope sorting the library stack goes smoothly and that your eBay project finds the right home. Wishing you calm vibes and productive energy in your corner...

23 Jul

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7/21/25 - Meals

LindaOH @LindaOHio (201870) • United States 22 Jul

Feast or famine. Today both cousins will be coming. I have tons of things for cousin #3 to do, including setting up my new medical alert system. She really should drive the Subaru as well. It's been too long. What's on tap...

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Piyoz the Great Definitely a “feast” kind of day with both cousins around! Cousin #3 hopefully gets to drive that Subaru . Yesterday? I went light - just some toast for breakfast, sardines for lunch and leftover mung bean soup, paired with dried fish for dinner. A...

23 Jul

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Happy Monday or Whatever, Lol.

Tammy @tammys85 (30662) • Baltimore, Maryland 7 Jul

I mean, my Monday has been okay so far. I’ve had an upset stomach these last two evenings, so between that, wanting to save a little money, and the weather (hot and rainy), I’ve opted to work from home today. In fact, I may work...

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Piyoz the Great Sounds like a mellow Monday with a touch of self-care and weather woes. Working from home is a smart call with all those storms brewing, and peppermint tea feels like the perfect swap to soothe that tummy. Not pushing too hard myself as well, always in...

23 Jul

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Tuesday morning....damp and cold.

Arunima Singh @arunima25 (92454) • Bangalore, India 21 Jul

Good morning from this side of the planet. It's 7:18 AM and I am waiting for husband to come so that we can have tea together. Packed lunch for daughter. She is having her breakfast and will leave. It's drizzling outside and...

tuesday

work from home

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Piyoz the Great Good afternoon from my side. Same here, a slow, rainy start to a week that’s shifted gears unexpectedly. Tea with your husband sounds cozy, been doing the same and I'm glad your throat's improving—home remedies can be surprisingly powerful. Good call on giving...

23 Jul

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Controlled drinking is easier than expecting sudden abstinence from drinking

SIDDI KIMPOLE @SIDIKIMPOLE (2554) • Eldoret, Kenya 14 Apr

In almost every society, alcoholism is a major problem. It has arguably caused many serious social, health and financial problems. Various interventions are always in place, trying to curb the problem. However such interventions...

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Piyoz the Great It's more practical to promote controlled drinking with better regulations. Business won't be the best but better health is still a good trade-off for the well-being of individuals and society. After all, healthier communities lead to stronger futures.

14 Apr

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What a great night’s sleep!

Amber @AmbiePam (103551) • United States 13 Apr

I woke up this morning at 6am, and am bright eyed and bushy tailed (don’t you love that phrase). I’m starting to have some energy when I wake up, which is extremely new and exciting to me. I feel badly for my dad though. He and...

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Piyoz the Great Waking up with renewed energy is great and it sounds like your dad and stepmom have truly kind and selfless hearts. Going above and beyond during such a long and exhausting experience. Still definitely something to celebrate!

14 Apr

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Jack fruit ice cream

Always smiling @allknowing (154162) • India 13 Apr

I have experimented with mango and also tender coconut . Now I want to give a try to making jack fruit ice cream We have jack fruit trees and they are all yielding Once they mature I will get one and follow a recipe for making...

jack fruit ice cream

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Piyoz the Great I prefer eating raw jackfruit, but the recipe sounds like a perfect way to enjoy the fruits of your own trees!

14 Apr

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Find Out Who Your Friends Are

Michelle Renee Kidwell @Michellekidwell (29802) • Sonora, California 13 Apr

The last few weeks have definitely showed me the friends that stand beside me even when I feel like I'm falling, and though there are at least a handful on that list, there are those who have a deeper understanding of what you...

true friends

grief

comfort

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Piyoz the Great True friends are rare treasures. They show up not just in the good times and remind us of the strength we can find and the grace of being there for one another. Your story is a testament to the power of friendship and faith, and how they can carry us through...

14 Apr

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Love

Aparna Sen @Dreamerby (9033) • Calcutta, India 24 Mar

Does love fade with time? Or like Shakespeare's verses, true love defies time’s decay, remaining constant despite life’s trials? While passion may wane, love’s essence persists, much like Shakespeare’s immortal words- unshaken...

love

mylotters

general discussion

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Piyoz the Great True love, as Shakespeare hints, defies time because it transcends physical moments. It becomes a part of who we are, shaping us and lingering even when circumstances change. The beauty of it is that it’s both unpredictable and deeply personal.

14 Apr

Do people still earn here?

Maureen Nkubitu @mosherii (1207) 23 Oct

I had pulled out for some time now. I was busy trying to find myself. I tried out new ventures. I have explode different spaces till now I know what I want. I hope to share some of my experiences with friends here. Make new...

writing

mylot

friends

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Piyoz the Great I am always a little lost, not sure why I'm still here but I'm still here whenever I have the need to pour out my thoughts and new discoveries.

10 Feb

Work from home or work from office?

@mayka123 @mayka123 (17090) • India 19 Jan

With the way work has evolved over the past few years, I’ve been curious about people’s preferences. Do you enjoy working from home or prefer the structure of an office environment? I think both have their pros and cons. Working...

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Piyoz the Great I never had any experience working in the office. I don't like online meetings, there was a long hiatus that made it difficult for me to move on, but I'd still choose to work from home no matter what.

10 Feb

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Neighbours then and now

Always smiling @allknowing (154162) • India 14 Jan

Looking back at how neighbours used to be then I see a paradigm shift in behaviour of today's neighbours. In the good old days there was never a day when there was no interaction between neighbours. Visiting each other was...

neighbours then and now

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Piyoz the Great If I'm one of your neighbors, I'll always be that private one even back in the good old days. If you didn't move houses though, I guess it's because the neighbors got older, have passed on, or maybe because of modern technology.

14 Jan

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Earth Abides

Go Crossbones @crossbones27 (51246) • Mojave, California 29 Dec

Kind of a different take on the apocalypse. Of course, they kill off 99 percent of the people which is actually safer for those who survive. Nope, not zombies or aliens are going to be your death bed. Its other people as always,...

i talk to much

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Piyoz the Great I totally can't relate to this and my first thought upon reading the title is about the fire. I got a little worried upon finding out that you're from the area. I might be wrong, but I still hope nothing worse has happened. Stay safe and strong, brighter days...

9 Jan

Are you more motivated to exercise indoors compared to indoors?

Anish Asokan @RevivedWarrior (3700) • India 17 Aug 24

Exercise is essential for good health regime. The minimum exercise recommendation is 5 hours per week , although this could differ case to case. Many find outdoor exercise to be motivating due to nature and fresh air. The...

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Piyoz the Great Anything will do, both is fine with me. It just depends on my mood, the weather and whatever that gets in the way.

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Have you fantasized that you're Messiah?

Shizuka @choijungeun (2684) • Hangzhou, China 9 Sep 24

These days,i had a heavy punch in life,My dad's four ribs broke,it spent 4000 RMB(ABout 25% of our general income).Then on September,we're gonna pluck the fruit.But because of dad's disease,we definitely have to endure an...

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Piyoz the Great I'm born in the year of the Pig, but I'm not sure if I thought about being a messiah. I grew up in a religious household and now that I'm an adult, a morning and evening prayer is all that I do.

10 Sep 24

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Good cloudy morning.

Kayla Tsukino @kaylachan (79668) • Daytona Beach, Florida 10 Sep 24

We haven't gotten rain yet, but I wouldn't be surprised if we got some. George is sitting on the front porch getting some fresh air before I have to get started on that. He's been pretty good about taking his medicine and sleeping...

george

flolrida weather

random thoughts

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Piyoz the Great No idea how it all happened with George since this is the first time I came across your post/account. But that's good news to hear that he's getting better. My mother-in-law never actually became one for me because aside from stroke, she also got diabetes and...

10 Sep 24

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Did you ever use "tags" on MyLot?

The Horse @TheHorse (230919) • Walnut Creek, California 23 Aug 24

What I first joined MyLot, payout was $10 and tags were popular on MyLot posts. I can't even remember how many years ago I joined. I think tags made "relevant posts" appear to the right of our MyLot screen, but that those...

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