@sulynsi on myLot

Roberto Rossi @RRossi (200) 19 Nov

Good morning everyone. The other day I was in the hospital visiting a hospitalized friend of mine and at a certain point a lady arrived with a dog. The lady had come to visit her hospitalized husband and wanted to come in with the...

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sulynsi What kind of dog is it? How well socialized is it? Is it well trained and completely under the control of its handler? How are other patients going to be affected by this animal, even if it is an excellent animal? What are the policies of the hospital?...

20 Nov

Tunde @ogbenishyna (2009) 13 Nov

I saw some Japanese techniques that can be used to fight laziness and one in particular caught my attention. It is called Promodor technology which works by allowing you work uninterrupted for 25 minutes and then you take a 5...

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sulynsi Fight laziness? Do you mean perhaps it helps people focus on a tedious task, fight fatigue? A person that is lazy wouldn't even bother accessing such technology.

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J.N.R Dutton @jnrdutton (2053) • United States 13 Nov

The term "on fleek" and people saying "that's clutch" I find incredibly annoying. Probably because they're nonsensical. Yes, even slang should make some sort of sense, I think. Those sound like they were invented by a...

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sulynsi I have never heard those expressions. I find that there are business buzz words that get a bit tired with overuse and start to get irritating.(usually because they sound ingenuous) I also find certain pronunciations irritating - like swallowing a consonant...

13 Nov

Diana @dya80dya (31046) 7 Nov

Today I read my messages as usual. I saw an email from Norton. This email said that I have to pay $765 for my renewal charge. This was scary because I don't use any antivirus. And $765 is a huge amount of money. I don't earn this...

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sulynsi @dya80dya One of the common scams is for 'Norton' - scammers use 'Microsoft Windows' as well to trick people into thinking they are legitimate. A hallmark of scams is that the scammers tend to try to bully you, scare you, hurry you up, ask you to share your...

10 Nov

Diana @dya80dya (31046) 7 Nov

Today I read my messages as usual. I saw an email from Norton. This email said that I have to pay $765 for my renewal charge. This was scary because I don't use any antivirus. And $765 is a huge amount of money. I don't earn this...

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sulynsi There are so many scams running out there - and they are effective unfortunately. I encourage you to listen to a couple of 'scam baiters' on youtube that help you understand what some of the common scams are and I think it might make you feel a little more...

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NJ Chicaa @NJChicaa (113674) • United States 7 Nov

2 classes down, 3 to go. I have back to back classes off so I have an hour break. I've done some laundry and the dishes. The students are definitely out of the groove with virtual learning. Most refused to turn their cameras on...

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sulynsi I am a learning consultant for my firm. Engagement is SUCH a struggle with virtual classes. In this case, it has a lot to do with workload - students are trying to do their regular job at the same time as the course.

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Shizuka @choijungeun (2438) • Hangzhou, China 25 Oct

In this month,i really feel exhausted.Communist party goes crazy again,they encourage people to prey and massacre those stray dogs,big dogs,old dogs.Any dogs that may threaten human being will be slaughtered. They even give...

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sulynsi I can't save the people dying in the Ukraine, or in Gaza, or Israel or protect people against the ravages of climate change. I haven't the power to overthrow governments or to bring criminals to justice. I cannot feed millions starving the world over. But...

6 Nov

Marie Coyle @MarieCoyle (22654) 24 Oct

I have a long time friend, she used to live close by me but now she is several hours away. I've known her for years. She had a bad first marriage, finally divorced him, and found a brand new husband in nothing flat. She seemed...

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sulynsi @MarieCoyle '''To have a friend, you have to be one.''' This makes me think of a person I've known for years, someone who I tried to support through her depression. During COVID, we moved away and when I reached out to keep in touch, I was rebuffed, as if I...

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Ric Angelo @MrDenata (12165) • Indonesia 24 Oct

Hola Mylot, have you tried to apply for remote jobs with a good salary? I mean it's real job not this kind of mylotting job or another PTP site. Right now, I want to challenge myself to try this kind of job because I want to spend...

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sulynsi It really depends on your skill set. I have worked from my home office for 8 years now. I started working in the office and as time went on it just made sense to work from home all the time. Ever since the pandemic, the idea of remote work has become more...

24 Oct

Marie Coyle @MarieCoyle (22654) 24 Oct

I have a long time friend, she used to live close by me but now she is several hours away. I've known her for years. She had a bad first marriage, finally divorced him, and found a brand new husband in nothing flat. She seemed...

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sulynsi I'm so sorry this is happening to you. You sound like one of the best friends she has ever had. But this is a common story. I've seen it time and again. The one that does the most is the one that gets it in the neck when the depressed one is in that 'mode'....

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much2say @much2say (53987) • Los Angeles, California 15 Sep

When someone asks you "How are you?" . . . how do you respond? I most likely say "I'm good. How are you?". I guess it's just a formality . . . an extension of "hello". To me, it's polite to ask about the other person too,...

how are you

formality

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meaningless chit chat

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sulynsi Years ago, an acquaintance told me he didn't like this formality. He felt it was forced, mechanical and insincere. Over the years, I have heard different ones express this point of view. Perhaps this individual shares this perspective and feels...

16 Sep

NJ Chicaa @NJChicaa (113674) • United States 8 Sep

As many of your know I live at the famous Jersey Shore. There are several FB groups specifically for certain local beach towns and also for the larger area and county as a whole since it is a popular tourist destination. The...

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sulynsi Kindness, manners and decency don't get much media play - scandal, rudeness, shock value - these grab headlines - perhaps these people feel it will get them the attention they so desperately crave?

9 Sep

ElicBxn @ElicBxn (63163) • United States 9 Sep

pill. No, really. I tried 3 times! THREE times! It would get to the back of my throat and stop! The bigger ones went down... okay... but that medium sized one just would not pass! I can also swallow the 5...

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sulynsi Isn't it weird!? When you actually look at these large pills, they aren't really that big compared to some things a person may swallow, but its crazy how they don't go down! I always have to split them in half, and make sure I've positioned them properly so...

9 Sep

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Shizuka @choijungeun (2438) • Hangzhou, China 9 Sep

Today i went to pluck the fruit,the hillside is sharp,i slid many times.My hands also were cut by the keen-edged grass.It's too painful,but i had to endure it and pluck the fruit on the trees.Then i carried 25 kilograms fruit back...

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sulynsi It can very hard when we are mistreated. We all want to be loved, respected. People today are often angry, abusive. It is getting worse and worse. But it is not surprising. The Bible tells us that the world is under the influence of an evil spirit - as a...

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Mr.Yang @jefferson126 (2883) • Shenzhen, China 9 Sep

don't know when my obsessive-compusive begin,but it is with me now.Every time when my mind or my room is in disorder,i feel very uncomfortable,must tidy up minds or room,make them in order.Then i am relieved.even sometimes it's...

obsessive compulsive

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sulynsi If a room is messy, I think having a drive or compulsion to tidy is a good thing - I find that mess makes me irritable and cranky but tidiness is beautiful and peaceful. It makes me think of an interesting scripture on this very point: 'God is a God not of...

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Shizuka @choijungeun (2438) • Hangzhou, China 9 Sep

Today i went to pluck the fruit,the hillside is sharp,i slid many times.My hands also were cut by the keen-edged grass.It's too painful,but i had to endure it and pluck the fruit on the trees.Then i carried 25 kilograms fruit back...

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sulynsi Would you share your poem here, with us?

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DW Davis @DWDavis (25563) • Pikeville, North Carolina 8 Sep

No, not really. I could get up and leave the room. I'm in the living room with K and she is watching My Big Fat Greek Wedding for the umpteenth time. I wasn't crazy about it the first time. The only reason I'm subjecting...

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sulynsi I haven't seen that in ages! Gotta watch it again, as I did rather enjoy it. (sorry) But really, my husband claims to be hating on Pride and Prejudice and Emma and Sense and Sensibility, oh and Jane Eyre - but when I watch one, he ENJOYS them and even has...

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Kandase @Kandae11 (53474) 9 Apr

Name one or two of your biggest fears and just one thing you love to fantasize about. Unless of course you are a completely fearless person and you do not fantasize ever. Two things that l would really hate is 1 - being trapped...

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sulynsi 'Living in a peaceful world where we all get along'.... That's not a fantasy to me, that's my hope - based on a promise from the One who cannot lie. 'No more will there be heard in her the sound of weeping or a cry of distress..' 'They will not build for...

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NJ Chicaa @NJChicaa (113674) • United States 8 Apr

I placed a $55 order for some things I wanted for baking projects this week. A few things the shopper just couldn't find. Fine. The order was dropped off and is missing half of the things that the shopper supposedly found and...

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sulynsi I started using Instacart during the pandemic and although there have been one or two hiccups, the company has always made good. Once, my entire grocery order was delivered at the wrong address - I got the notification, but nothing arrived. So I contacted the...

9 Apr

Diana @dya80dya (31046) 7 Apr

My father eats chili peppers often. I wonder how can he eat them. I know that they are healthy. They can help reduce the risk of some medical problems. But their taste is too strong for me. I have to drink a lot of water if I am...

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sulynsi I find this an interesting post. My family, in general, enjoy hot and spicy things. Me, on the other hand, like the flavor but not the heat - and I found out a few years ago, its got something to do with the way the taste buds are on my tongue! My...

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