@slasheuse on myLot

terilee79720 @terilee79720 (3621) • United States 21 May 07

Do you think your life is in order? If so, what did you do to get it in order? If you feel your life is not in order, what do you think you have to do to get it in order? I believe there is a natural order to things. If one...

order

routine

structure in your home

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slasheuse I am so sorry for your loss. I can understand the need to deal with things bit by bit, I think it's healthy. Perhaps some sort of routine will be easier as time passes? Might I ask how long ago your son passed away?

21 May 07

Debs_place @Debs_place (10523) • United States 15 Mar 07

The past few days, I have spent about a quarter of the time I normallly spend on myLot, but made about 80% of what I would in the regular time. I used the keywords. Seriously, I was just saying skip, and the other day I start...

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slasheuse I'm fascinated by your advice, but concerned since I don't really know how to spot a discussion as spam. I'm sort of doubtful as to whether adding keywords helps, as I often have, but have never made very much money here. How much money should keywords have?

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cliffoco1 @cliffoco1 (78) • Canada 16 Mar 07

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slasheuse Thanks very much - but do you have any testimonials from people who have been successfully paid (I have joined by the way).

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slasheuse @slasheuse (79) 16 Mar 07

Do you like vintage fashion? What kind of vintage fashion do you like best? My favourite periods are the 1920s and the 1940s, what about you? I have to say I also like corsetry from any era.

fashion

vintage clothes

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byfaithonly @byfaithonly (10698) • United States 15 Feb 07

I am currently working on a large writing project and the client wants examples used in the product. What I need are ideas for different types of small local businesses. Some example I have already used are barber shop, grocery...

barber shop

businesses

small local types

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slasheuse I thought of some more! Pet supplies shop/small petshop. Birthday supplies shop/card shop.

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byfaithonly @byfaithonly (10698) • United States 15 Feb 07

I am currently working on a large writing project and the client wants examples used in the product. What I need are ideas for different types of small local businesses. Some example I have already used are barber shop, grocery...

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slasheuse Here are all the ones I can think of! Grocery store - I know you've already used this, but you might be limiting yourself. What about specialist stores? e.g. Chinese/Asian supermarket Italian delicatessen (fresh pasta, etc) Chocolatier Cake-decorating...

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slasheuse @slasheuse (79) 15 Feb 07

Are you happy with your body? Hopefully we all have a physical feature we really like, although probably we all have one we dislike as well! Me, I have always liked my hair. It's very thick and a nice colour (auburn), even if I...

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slasheuse @slasheuse (79) 14 Feb 07

Let's imagine: you have a great pet, you've had them for a few years. Your dog is your best friend, who has only ever lived with you. Perhaps they're getting old and a bit sick, or maybe they're young and boisterous and need a lot...

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slasheuse Introducing a dog to a cat - that's got to be very challenging! Do you think it'll work? Thank you very much for your response - it was interesting.

15 Feb 07

slasheuse @slasheuse (79) 14 Feb 07

Let's imagine: you have a great pet, you've had them for a few years. Your dog is your best friend, who has only ever lived with you. Perhaps they're getting old and a bit sick, or maybe they're young and boisterous and need a lot...

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slasheuse So, even if they were a wonderful person and liked certain animals but literally *could not be around* dogs, you'd end the relationship? I admire the firmness of your principles. Out of interest, what would you do if your dog attacked your established partner?...

15 Feb 07

slasheuse @slasheuse (79) 14 Feb 07

Let's imagine: you have a great pet, you've had them for a few years. Your dog is your best friend, who has only ever lived with you. Perhaps they're getting old and a bit sick, or maybe they're young and boisterous and need a lot...

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slasheuse "Accepting" an allergy doesn't really do anything, does it? I mean, it's hardly psychological. I don't think you should "dump" the pet in the sense of abandoning them, but I do think that an animal can be happy with ANY good owner (as long as they are not very...

15 Feb 07

slasheuse @slasheuse (79) 14 Feb 07

Let's imagine: you have a great pet, you've had them for a few years. Your dog is your best friend, who has only ever lived with you. Perhaps they're getting old and a bit sick, or maybe they're young and boisterous and need a lot...

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slasheuse Exactly - at the end of the day, a good owner is a good owner and a dog can be happy with LOTS of people. Whereas we only get one or two chances for real love.

15 Feb 07

slasheuse @slasheuse (79) 14 Feb 07

Let's imagine: you have a great pet, you've had them for a few years. Your dog is your best friend, who has only ever lived with you. Perhaps they're getting old and a bit sick, or maybe they're young and boisterous and need a lot...

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slasheuse Would it be different if you were in a long-term relationship or possibly married, and then the person developped an allergy? What happens if you and your partner have sworn vows of love and fidelity to each other? "In sickness and in health"?

14 Feb 07

slasheuse @slasheuse (79) 14 Feb 07

Let's imagine: you have a great pet, you've had them for a few years. Your dog is your best friend, who has only ever lived with you. Perhaps they're getting old and a bit sick, or maybe they're young and boisterous and need a lot...

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slasheuse But what if it wasn't that they didn't LIKE them, it was that they made them sick? Like, if you were with someone and they were willing to help you with your animals but it made them sick, what would you do?

14 Feb 07

slasheuse @slasheuse (79) 14 Feb 07

Let's imagine: you have a great pet, you've had them for a few years. Your dog is your best friend, who has only ever lived with you. Perhaps they're getting old and a bit sick, or maybe they're young and boisterous and need a lot...

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slasheuse That's a good point - although doesn't love sometimes demand sacrifice? Couldn't the dog be equally happy with someone else? We could all be better owners - walk them further, take them to a better vet, buy or make better food etc.

14 Feb 07

slasheuse @slasheuse (79) 14 Feb 07

Let's imagine: you have a great pet, you've had them for a few years. Your dog is your best friend, who has only ever lived with you. Perhaps they're getting old and a bit sick, or maybe they're young and boisterous and need a lot...

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slasheuse You're very lucky, then! What if you were already in love with the boyfriend, wouldn't it be difficult?

14 Feb 07

slasheuse @slasheuse (79) 14 Feb 07

Let's imagine: you have a great pet, you've had them for a few years. Your dog is your best friend, who has only ever lived with you. Perhaps they're getting old and a bit sick, or maybe they're young and boisterous and need a lot...

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slasheuse That's a great story! I'm in an LDR so examples like that are really encouraging. Did Amani have to stay in quarantine for a long time? If so, how did you feel about that? I know that some people think that putting a dog through quarantine is cruel and it's...

14 Feb 07

slasheuse @slasheuse (79) 14 Feb 07

Let's imagine: you have a great pet, you've had them for a few years. Your dog is your best friend, who has only ever lived with you. Perhaps they're getting old and a bit sick, or maybe they're young and boisterous and need a lot...

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slasheuse Are you saying you love your dog more than your husband? If you don't mind me asking, how does your husband feel about the situation? What if your husband got seriously ill because of proximity to the dog, wouldn't you feel at all guilty?

14 Feb 07

Yestheypayme2dothis @Yestheypayme2dothis (7874) • United States 8 Oct 08

Is it that human nature does not allow one to be objective anymore? Is it just political debates or everything? When you listen to the newsmen and women on the different news programs and online, you notice one thing. There is no...

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slasheuse Is it that human nature does not allow one to be objective anymore? Is it just political debates or everything? When you listen to the newsmen and women on the different news programs and online, you notice one thing. There is no objectivity. If they do not...

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slasheuse @slasheuse (79) 14 Feb 07

Let's imagine: you have a great pet, you've had them for a few years. Your dog is your best friend, who has only ever lived with you. Perhaps they're getting old and a bit sick, or maybe they're young and boisterous and need a lot...

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slasheuse This made me smile a lot! Devil's advocate - what if the dog died soon after and you never met anyone else as good for you, would you regret it?

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slasheuse @slasheuse (79) 14 Feb 07

Let's imagine: you have a great pet, you've had them for a few years. Your dog is your best friend, who has only ever lived with you. Perhaps they're getting old and a bit sick, or maybe they're young and boisterous and need a lot...

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