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Samantha Barrick @snb7090 (62) • United States 15 May 17

My parents adopted a cat from a lady that is an animal hoarder. After having the cat for a few weeks he began to get ill so they took him to the vet, and he is doing much better now. This leads me to two questions, one being how...

pets

animals

furry friends

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Nanette Piotrowski @snb7090 And in the meantime her animals are allowed to suffer. What is wrong with that picture!!

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Samantha Barrick @snb7090 (62) • United States 15 May 17

My parents adopted a cat from a lady that is an animal hoarder. After having the cat for a few weeks he began to get ill so they took him to the vet, and he is doing much better now. This leads me to two questions, one being how...

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Oshy This is a violation of law, get the law involved.

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Samantha Barrick @snb7090 (62) • United States 15 May 17

My parents adopted a cat from a lady that is an animal hoarder. After having the cat for a few weeks he began to get ill so they took him to the vet, and he is doing much better now. This leads me to two questions, one being how...

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prashu That's so sad, how come the woman do this, if she is not interested she should give them away ,not making money.... somebody should complain about her

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Samantha Barrick @snb7090 (62) • United States 15 May 17

My parents adopted a cat from a lady that is an animal hoarder. After having the cat for a few weeks he began to get ill so they took him to the vet, and he is doing much better now. This leads me to two questions, one being how...

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rebelann1949 If there is an ASPCA in your area I'd call them.

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Samantha Barrick @snb7090 (62) • United States 15 May 17

My parents adopted a cat from a lady that is an animal hoarder. After having the cat for a few weeks he began to get ill so they took him to the vet, and he is doing much better now. This leads me to two questions, one being how...

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Boingboing This is an illness and it needs to be recognised as such. The lady who used to look after my cats when I lived in Manchester had upwards of 40-50 cats and a dozen dogs in a small three-bedroomed terrace. She just couldn't help herself as her addiction to...

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Samantha Barrick @snb7090 (62) • United States 15 May 17

My parents adopted a cat from a lady that is an animal hoarder. After having the cat for a few weeks he began to get ill so they took him to the vet, and he is doing much better now. This leads me to two questions, one being how...

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Nanette Piotrowski I would call the police for an Endangerment call. I would also call the owner/manager of the apartment complex. I would also call Health & Human Services. And as far as veterinary costs; shop around @snb7090 .

17 May 17

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DianneN @DianneN (254327) • United States 7 May 17

Our younger son is looking for another house. He is anticipating beginning a family after he marries in October. The problem is the homes he has been visiting. The stone and brick homes he has seen are not really stone or...

home shopping

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DianneN @snb7090 All true. We just came from seeing a house he fell in love with. It was magnificent, but he has to crunch the numbers to see if he can afford it. He grew up in our house in the countryside with zero red lights, too. We moved here for the great...

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Samantha Barrick @snb7090 (62) • United States 11 May 17

I live in a very economically depressed area where around 40% of the population in my neighborhood is below the poverty level. So many times people in my neighborhood get upset because someone needed help and so they tried to do...

help

charity

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ARM It is better not to give money but help them to help themselves. Sometimes yes I give groceries or stationeries but it is more fulfilling when I help out with their studies

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Samantha Barrick @snb7090 (62) • United States 11 May 17

I live in a very economically depressed area where around 40% of the population in my neighborhood is below the poverty level. So many times people in my neighborhood get upset because someone needed help and so they tried to do...

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Kandase A lot of bad things could happen to the person who is offering assistance, but that doesn't mean we should stop - just be alert and careful. I recall the incident where this woman offered a room in her home to two weary travelers - male and female. They all...

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Samantha Barrick @snb7090 (62) • United States 10 May 17

Recently the city where I live had to pass an ordinance saying that you are not allowed to keep bees in the city limits. Not sure why this was a problem but it was. I was shocked by the number of people that were upset about not...

bees

honey

urban farming

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John Roberts I can understand than bees could create a safety issue. They can swarm and attack a nearby child.

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Samantha Barrick @snb7090 (62) • United States 10 May 17

Recently the city where I live had to pass an ordinance saying that you are not allowed to keep bees in the city limits. Not sure why this was a problem but it was. I was shocked by the number of people that were upset about not...

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louievill I am guessing, could it be because of the risk of Africanized honey bees that are more aggressive and fast spreading in your country? Yes, I think there is a proper place.

10 May 17

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Samantha Barrick @snb7090 (62) • United States 10 May 17

Recently the city where I live had to pass an ordinance saying that you are not allowed to keep bees in the city limits. Not sure why this was a problem but it was. I was shocked by the number of people that were upset about not...

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s sivasubrahmanyam We should know that even bees are useful for balancing our life cycle.

10 May 17

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Samantha Barrick @snb7090 (62) • United States 10 May 17

Recently the city where I live had to pass an ordinance saying that you are not allowed to keep bees in the city limits. Not sure why this was a problem but it was. I was shocked by the number of people that were upset about not...

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10 May 17

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Samantha Barrick @snb7090 (62) • United States 10 May 17

Recently the city where I live had to pass an ordinance saying that you are not allowed to keep bees in the city limits. Not sure why this was a problem but it was. I was shocked by the number of people that were upset about not...

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Kokil agarwal Do people keep bee as a pet in your place?

10 May 17

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DianneN @DianneN (254327) • United States 7 May 17

Our younger son is looking for another house. He is anticipating beginning a family after he marries in October. The problem is the homes he has been visiting. The stone and brick homes he has seen are not really stone or...

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DianneN You are right. My friend built a new home, and only the front is brick. I have seen much older homes with brick fronts. Perhaps the brick was put on as an afterthought to fancy up a plain box of a house. What is most important to my son right now is...

10 May 17

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Samantha Barrick @snb7090 (62) • United States 8 May 17

Psychologists have introduced a term to describe an addiction to Facebook. FAD, or Facebook Addiction Disorder, is defined by spending so many hours on Facebook that the healthy balance of the individual's life is affected. Why...

facebook

addiction

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DianneN There are those who are too quick to give labels to everything.

10 May 17

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Samantha Barrick @snb7090 (62) • United States 7 May 17

Why do they not sell celery by the stalk? They would make so much more off of one plant and I know that I am not the only one with this complaint. There are tons of forums and blogs out there about what to do with your leftover...

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DianneN I usually buy it for soup. Leftover goes into tuna fish, chicken, and egg salad. By then, it's all gone.

10 May 17

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anthony davis @lookatdesktop (27146) • Dallas, Texas 6 May 17

I think there is a baby apple tree growing at the bottom and near the foot of our fig tree in our back yard. It has shiny leaves and may or may not be an apple. I would have to transplant the thing in a spot of its own and wait a...

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anthony davis @Lupita234 Yes, but I sometimes wonder if they respect my garden. They have attacked my peaches over the years. Taking a bite from each and every green peach that resulted in several dozens of peaches fallen to the ground with each having a bite taken out of...

9 May 17

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Samantha Barrick @snb7090 (62) • United States 5 May 17

It feels like I have been away for so long. I came across this article on CNN about KitKat, apparently, they are a really big thing over in Japan. They have a ton of flavors like wasabi, strawberry, green tea, etc. and I even...

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Shavkat @snb7090 I will choose pork "adobo".lol I think it will sound strange.

9 May 17

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Samantha Barrick @snb7090 (62) • United States 8 May 17

Psychologists have introduced a term to describe an addiction to Facebook. FAD, or Facebook Addiction Disorder, is defined by spending so many hours on Facebook that the healthy balance of the individual's life is affected. Why...

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prashu If we spend too much of time and neglect other important things then it is harmful other wise its okay i guess.

8 May 17

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