
rsa101
@rsa101 (38980)
Philippines
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Fiacre Banks
@xFiacre (13894)
• Ireland
8 Jul

One of my sons texted me yesterday to say that he had met a man I used to know from my pre-retirement days. This happens a lot given that I have conducted so many funerals and people in South Belfast, even if they don’t know me...
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Erly Maglangit
@cacay1 (85129)
• Cagayan De Oro, Philippines
7 Jul

It is so hard. I'd like to find out if I can manage to spend this amount. It is not enough, no matter how I stretch my budget. The culprit is the never-ending prices. There's no subtraction, only addition.
The amount needs...
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2 people
Erly Maglangit
@cacay1 (85129)
• Cagayan De Oro, Philippines
7 Jul

We change many things like clothes, shoes, bags, and other personal things, but we cannot change our family ties; they remain stronger with love. But if you have a lousy family, there will be no strong ties, and perhaps it will...
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rsa101 You’re right—we change a lot of things in life like clothes, shoes, or even where we live, but family? That one sticks. We don’t get to pick them, and sometimes that’s not easy. Some families are a bit of a mess; others are super close. It really depends.
But...
8 Jul
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Erly Maglangit
@cacay1 (85129)
• Cagayan De Oro, Philippines
7 Jul

These two words for gambling are significant: don't bet, but many gamble. They pretend that it's not money wasted. They pretend that what they gamble is not their last money to buy for essential needs. They try believing that once...
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3 people
Erly Maglangit
@cacay1 (85129)
• Cagayan De Oro, Philippines
7 Jul

The present serves as the shadow of our past, a mortal past that doesn't like to separate from us. In our waking moment when we're alone, the shadow of the past continues to flash its scene, where we feel broken and...
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4 people
Always smiling
@allknowing (149064)
• India
8 Jul

This Dentist visits this hospital on call. I just had tofix an appointment.
It is a blessing in disguise that my old Doctor was not contactable This hospital is a part of that set up to whom we have gifted our Solitaire
I got...
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11 people
Judy Evans
@JudyEv (357871)
• Rockingham, Australia
5 Jul

Another feel-good Western Australian story involves a lady from Esperance where we once lived.
Sandie Gillard has been caring for wildlife for over 70 years but in a freak accident in 2020, she fell from a two-storey balcony,...
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22 people
Always smiling
@allknowing (149064)
• India
6 Jul

We in India do not have a Fall season where leaves drop - a colourful view in foreign countries.
The photo is of leaves that dropped off, of our cashew tree that was slowly dying It had the most number of flowers - something...
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7 people
Erly Maglangit
@cacay1 (85129)
• Cagayan De Oro, Philippines
7 Jul

Chinese President Xi Jinping’s unusual disappearance from public view between May 21 and June 7 this year has sparked intense speculation. It might be related to politics, or he might have planned to step down.
However, it was...
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4 people
Always smiling
@allknowing (149064)
• India
6 Jul

I listed a few problems that I am going through and now one more is added
There is no ache but just pain and a wee bit of gum swollen around the upper grinder. The grinder is chipped off and I do not want to extract it as the...
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6 people
Judy Evans
@JudyEv (357871)
• Rockingham, Australia
6 Jul

I’ve written about Kokerbin Hill which is slightly north of a tiny town called Kwolyn. The natural vegetation is what I’d call open grassland. There is plenty of vegetation but it’s easy walking to wind your way through it. There...
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15 people
rakski
@rakski (142522)
• Philippines
6 Jul

Yes, I made a mistake of trusting the weather forecast.
We now have very dark gray skies and it is starting to rain.
Second load of laundry is now in the dryer,...
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13 people

rsa101 I guess you'll have to find ways of drying them in the shade or indoors if the rains become stronger.
7 Jul
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