Ptrikha_2

@ptrikha_2 (47861)

India

Joined myLot 17 years ago

An explorer of Online World, looking for opportunities to learn, share things-old and new, find opportunities to earn more and spread harmony in world.

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Finally, rain comes

Erly Maglangit @cacay1 (84710) • Cagayan De Oro, Philippines 14 May

After almost three months of having no rain, here we are now at home in merriment. We store rain water for plants watering and cleaning home. This rain might end five hours from now, Ph time. I see the flood starts to roll. I will...

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Ptrikha_2 Enjoy your Milo! It must be a big relief to have the rains after such a big gap. We also got some good rains on Tuesday afternoon, whereas we had very less rain during the winter months.

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I got my goat fix today

Judy Evans @JudyEv (353415) • Rockingham, Australia 12 May

We visited my sister today and I was able to get my goat fix. Isn’t this little fellow just adorable? The sire is a pretty black-and-white guy and has been throwing a lot of very pretty kids. Although the Nigerian dwarf goats...

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Ptrikha_2 Very adorable indeed ! Sounds interesting that Nigerian origin goats do well in a place Thousands of Mile away. Or is the name not indicative of their origin? I think those who are breeding them would be getting good profits when selling them.

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What should India do

Kanchan Dasgupta @Chton69 (20) 27 Apr

As you all may know that muslim militants backed by Pakistan killed 26 tourists in Pulwama, Kashmir, India. These innocent people were killed only because they were Hindus. Govt of India has already taken few steps like combing...

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Ptrikha_2 Operation SIndoor has done the needful. The few days from 7th May to 10th/11th May have been pretty tense. I would not go into the details because unfortunately there are fellows everywhere who sometimes question their own country and leadership and fail to...

14 May

Catch up for May (5/10/25)

Courtney Dutton @MommyOfEli2013 (84935) • Rupert, Idaho 10 May

Hey everyone, how are you all doing? I know I haven't shared in quite a while. Honestly, haven't really had anything to share about. Also, I know I haven't been reading much of anyone's posts. I just haven't been in a mood to...

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Ptrikha_2 Greetings to Eli ! Glad to see you being back here. I do remember your Graphic designs. May be you resume them some time. Here, we had temperatures crossing 40 C in between. Yet winds and some rains have now got them in the range of 33 to 35 C, albeit with a...

11 May

Bottoms up?! This time it's a fruit and it's not my art or fault

Pitstop @pitstop (15136) • Australia 10 May

I tried making a heart on my coffee and a good friend (hopefully!) commented that it looked like a bottom. She wasn't wrong. After that, I've been seeing bottoms in everything around. Look at this pear - it was just innocently...

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Ptrikha_2 Yes, it very much resembles what you are saying! When someone is feeling sad or bored, one can see such fruit(s) and can enjoy imagining such shapes !!

11 May

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Have you ever heard of John Paterson McGowan?

Judy Evans @JudyEv (353415) • Rockingham, Australia 10 May

The photo is of a kookaburra that came to visit. Nothing to do with the discussion apart from being typically Australian. I’m reading a book which is a collection of Australian tales and stories and came across information about...

john paterson mcgowan

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Ptrikha_2 Quite an interesting detail of a person who seems to have gained certain popularity. I believe that The Hurricane Express would have got a keen interest at that time although I am not sure whether this movie would be available online for watching. We know...

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I got some work done on my book yesterday.

The Horse @TheHorse (226444) • Walnut Creek, California 10 May

Without @Just4Him here with her prod, it's a bit difficult for me to get work done on my developmental psychology book. But yesterday I managed to get a couple of hours in. I did both some writing and some editing. I still find...

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Ptrikha_2 It is always a good feeling to resume working on a big project after a gap. I think sometimes we all face such situations and have to make up our mind to start reworking on such projects.

10 May

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It's Friday, Ya Beatniks! (Mylot Exclusive #1912)

Greg @xander6464 (45099) • Wapello, Iowa 10 May

Good evening and welcome to another Fractious Friday, Radio Rangers! The weather tonight is kind of dull and ordinary. Forty-nine degrees ((9C)). Girls, take your skirts off, because the wind speed is 0 MPH ((0 KPH)). It's...

gypsys

tramps thieves

morticians proctologists and republican campaign

many track mind

willie nelson

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Ptrikha_2 I will check the song later. However, my life has been on the edge of an unwavering complexity of late. My strategies and plannings have been Multi pronged and often it causes lack of sleep on some days and a bit of excess on others. Of late, if you have been...

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Thankful to Donald Thumb for 100 percent tariffs on Indian Cinema

vanny @vandana7 (101760) • India 10 May

I don't want to talk about impending war between India and Pakistan. An army is smarting at having lost wars, and wants to redeem its reputation and glory within the country. It uses terrorists to reduce armed forces expenses...

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Ptrikha_2 In a way, if someone wants to support their local film industry, it is fine. I do not think that Indian movies get much business from US. Also, on PPP comparison, I assume that the ticket prices in US, even after the 100% tariff might be less than movie...

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Australia’s last remaining World War II prisoner of war has died

Judy Evans @JudyEv (353415) • Rockingham, Australia 10 May

Australia’s last remaining World War II prisoner of war, Arthur Leggett, has died in Perth, Western Australia. He was aged 106. Born in 1918, Arthur first enlisted in 1936. He was a survivor of the Lamsdorf Death March to...

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Ptrikha_2 It is a great way in which such soldiers are revered. While war is not the answer to every solution, sometimes it gets enforced on to some nations. Or it becomes a necessity. So did he spent his last years in Australia only?

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India - Pak war

Erly Maglangit @cacay1 (84710) • Cagayan De Oro, Philippines 10 May

What can you say about the India - Pakistan war? It seems escalating. Pakistan keeps on retaliating the attacks of India. Why can't they reconcile? They are already wasting too much money and witnessing blood scattering on the...

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Ptrikha_2 Under US pressure, India and Pakistan have agreed to a ceasefire. I would not get into the details but Pakistan has supported terror groups against India for decades. On 22 April, a few insane Terrorists did targeted killing of tourists after asking their...

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How's the stock market there?

Abhijit Bangal @abhi_bangal (5723) • Ahmednagar, India 6 May

The wars going on in various parts of the world and the tight atmosphere due to such conditions always put a great amount of strain on the stock market. If stock markets in the US or in any European country or Japan fluctuate, it...

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Ptrikha_2 Geo political factors mean that the stock market here is affected. Yet it can be a good bet to invest in BEL, L & T and a few more involved in Defence production. The war situation doesn't seem to go away fast. In the last few hours, a few more drone attacks...

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What's on your agenda for this sunny and warm Friday?

The Horse @TheHorse (226444) • Walnut Creek, California 9 May

I Just got home from some minor grocery shopping, and am chilling with Kitty. I am a tad excited, because today is the day I am going to introduce Alex DeGrassi's Children's dance to my most excellent guitar student, Kate. She is...

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Ptrikha_2 I was on off yesterday so today I had to cover a lot of official work. We ordered a wooden shoe rack which was delivered early evening. The current war situation is affecting every person here. The ones who created this situation are playing the victim card...

9 May

Sleepless Nights

jaishankar @Shivram59 (40972) • India 9 May

Last night I couldn't have adequate sleep. I was watching news. I couldn't study either. It is late evening now and I'm feeling lazy. Tonight also I'll watch news till late night. I have to work hard tomorrow; but I'll manage...

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Ptrikha_2 May be the current War situation is also affecting you? Well, we need to be calm logically but even I am not able to focus on many things. Plus Delhi NCR is in the danger zone.

9 May

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It is raining here.

marguicha @marguicha (226509) • Chile 8 May

And Leticia already told me that she wasn´t coming. it rains ans only Luna is around but inside her house, poor girl. Thanks to Andrés (Dixie´s son) her house is very well insulated. I do not earn much here but I still have my...

good morning thursday

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Ptrikha_2 Well, so has the rain led to a big drop in the temperature? I hope that you are staying warm. Also enjoy the Spaguetti !

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Ultimately what will come out of it?

Xavier Bage @franxav (14110) • India 7 May

Last night at about 2 in the morning India fired missiles at some targets in Pakistan. The action is said to be in retaliation of the killing of 26 tourists ( all men) by three militants on April 22 at Pahalgam , Kashmir. The...

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Ptrikha_2 Not 1 not 2. Yet 9 terror camps attacked and bought down to rubbles. These housed Jem, LeT, HM - many UN and otherwise designated international terrorists. Many of them have been killing people within Pakistan as well. If India had the capability, this should...

8 May

A discussion for the ‘boys’

Judy Evans @JudyEv (353415) • Rockingham, Australia 5 May

Ptrikha_2 (@ptrikha_2) asked for a discussion about Australian cars. In Australia, because of our vast distances and active lifestyles, utilities (pickups) and SUVs are popular choices. Our most popular car brand is the Toyota...

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Ptrikha_2 The 1937 Austin is so so "Vintage" and "Classical" ! My Toy car during my childhood was in this shape. Thanks for starting this discussion on my suggestion ! So Toyota is at the top. Hyundai and Kia too look to be doing well. I have seen a few Hilux here but...

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Teenager who is on spring break rescues a man who fell into a river in Florida

George B Vieto @Deepizzaguy (109696) • Lake Charles, Louisiana 3 May

Clarence New York resident Brody Kaufman was in his auto on Monday April 21 when he received a text from his mother who informed him that a kayaker had fallen into a river in the Florida Keys. Brody who is a junior volunteer...

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Ptrikha_2 That is a big deed. I have some young colleagues who are in good company and exhibit good behavior. True, there are youngsters who are into bad habits. Yet we also have many who are into good habits and do such good actions as well. Thanks for sharing this...

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Have You Tried?

OceanTiara @RebeccasFarm (94537) • Arvada, Colorado 1 May

My son heard me saying I wanted to try that pretzel pizza from Little Caesers Pizza. After a walk yesterday, I came home to just that. Sweet of him to think of me. Although I gave him most of it, I enjoyed it! It was so delicious...

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Ptrikha_2 This one or something similar is not available nearby although we have Pizza Hut, Dominos, Chicago Pizza, US Pizza and more. May be some special and niche fine dining restaurant could be serving this but we need to find out.

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The collapse of a bridge

Judy Evans @JudyEv (353415) • Rockingham, Australia 27 Apr

The photo shows a bridge which has collapsed. It is Pumphrey’s Bridge in Western Australia and wasn’t very far from the farm where I grew up. You can see the guide posts on the collapsed part. There is a much stronger bridge over...

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Ptrikha_2 Oh that is shocking! I hope that nobody was hurt. Were people around when this happened? I hope that this has been repaired. Do you come across any Aboriginal groups any time? And do Aboriginal people mix up now or they still tend to stay away?

1 May

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