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LooeyVille @LooeyVille (96) • United States 29 Oct

That’s incredible. The U.S. Government never works that fast. And that included processing and mailing time. I’m simply amazed. They’ve changed the format of the pages. Or passports here are good for 10 years.

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LooeyVille @LooeyVille (96) • United States 28 Oct

Is, this is me at 11 pm, 10 hours after surgery Aren’t I just lovely? It’s supposed to look worse tomorrow. Maybe I can scare the neighbors on Halloween. Might as well get some fun out of looking like this. Now maybe you can...

eye surgery

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LooeyVille The cat thinks I smell funny

29 Oct

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LooeyVille @LooeyVille (96) • United States 28 Oct

Is, this is me at 11 pm, 10 hours after surgery Aren’t I just lovely? It’s supposed to look worse tomorrow. Maybe I can scare the neighbors on Halloween. Might as well get some fun out of looking like this. Now maybe you can...

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Traceyjayne @Traceyjayne (14904) • United Kingdom 28 Oct

So my Mom and I usually go shopping on a Thursday and then I have a Turkey baguette for lunch before coming home. This week, however, she has something happening tomorrow so we changed our day. I met her as usual on the car park...

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Traceyjayne Very kind …but no, I’m not a fan of amaretto ….or parsley sauce, so that’s both courses off my menu…. I did nearly buy some salmon today, but, I changed my mind at the last moment. I’m still being careful how much fish I’m eating. It’s such a shame as I used...

29 Oct

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (15487) • Ireland 27 Oct

All our governments are caught between raising revenue to pay for defence, education, health etc and trying to ease the cost of living for ordinary folk - an impossible tightrope to walk. Now the British government has decided...

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The Horse Where will you spend that £21?

28 Oct

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (15487) • Ireland 27 Oct

All our governments are caught between raising revenue to pay for defence, education, health etc and trying to ease the cost of living for ordinary folk - an impossible tightrope to walk. Now the British government has decided...

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Judy Evans The thinking behind some of these decisions is non-existent.

28 Oct

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John Roberts @JohnRoberts (108559) • Los Angeles, California 27 Oct

The world is watching the fall of the City of Lights as violent rioters loot, pillage, burn, destroy and deface Paris. Supposedly, rioters particularly want to storm the Louvre with the intention of burning the Mona Lisa as a...

paris

france

travel

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John Roberts I envy you lived there for a year.

27 Oct

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (15487) • Ireland 25 Oct

The giving of names to animals is a strange one, but one we find sort of natural and necessary, helping to form a bond between animal and ‘owner’. Our current cat is named Spoon, and in the past we’ve had Christopher, Jasper,...

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Amber When I was seven, and in the hospital for a week due to an infection in my leg, I was hooked up to an IV I named, Charlie. It was absurd how “attached” I became to that IV.

27 Oct

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (15487) • Ireland 26 Oct

I’m feeling quite smug today, and justifiably so. Some have mocked my stockpiling of emergency rations in case of some sort of emergency - storms, war, snow, plague etc. I have been putting away tinned food etc but I’m not...

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Judy Evans It's good to feel vindicated and justified - or whatever. You never know when you might need some emergency supplies.

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LooeyVille @LooeyVille (96) • United States 26 Oct

My health insurance plan offers a once yearly review by a pharmacist to make sure the prescriptions that I'm taking don't interact poorly with each other or have undesired side effects. I learned that one of the medications I'm...

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (15487) • Ireland 26 Oct

I’m feeling quite smug today, and justifiably so. Some have mocked my stockpiling of emergency rations in case of some sort of emergency - storms, war, snow, plague etc. I have been putting away tinned food etc but I’m not...

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snowy There ya go! You knew there was a reason you were stockpiling it

26 Oct

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Traceyjayne @Traceyjayne (14904) • United Kingdom 26 Oct

I seem to be in a ‘ quoting mood ‘ these past few days ….i guess it is going to continue … I actually don’t usually mind rainy days ….unless it’s very heavy it doesn’t usually stop me from doing anything …. Mondays, I am not...

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Traceyjayne @xFiacre I have always sung Jambalaya, cold fish pie ……i only recently found out it was crawfish pie. Why I thought they would eat cold fish pie I don’t know ! ( dippy confession of the day ! )

26 Oct

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (390491) • Rockingham, Australia 26 Oct

We attended a talk at the clubhouse today given by a representative of ‘Every Daughter Matters’, a not-for-profit registered charity which aims to intercept young girls who are being trafficked from Nepal to India. The girls are...

western australia

india

every daughter matters

trafficked girls

nepal

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Judy Evans Yes, strange indeed.

26 Oct

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Traceyjayne @Traceyjayne (14904) • United Kingdom 26 Oct

I seem to be in a ‘ quoting mood ‘ these past few days ….i guess it is going to continue … I actually don’t usually mind rainy days ….unless it’s very heavy it doesn’t usually stop me from doing anything …. Mondays, I am not...

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Traceyjayne Unless the Jambalaya was ‘ off ‘.

26 Oct

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Traceyjayne @Traceyjayne (14904) • United Kingdom 26 Oct

I seem to be in a ‘ quoting mood ‘ these past few days ….i guess it is going to continue … I actually don’t usually mind rainy days ….unless it’s very heavy it doesn’t usually stop me from doing anything …. Mondays, I am not...

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (15487) • Ireland 26 Oct

I’m feeling quite smug today, and justifiably so. Some have mocked my stockpiling of emergency rations in case of some sort of emergency - storms, war, snow, plague etc. I have been putting away tinned food etc but I’m not...

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Anna Wait to see the day when people will be again without toilet paper. They will knock at your door to ask if you have *emergency stocks" of it. I have, as well as canned food, salt, sugar and coffee.

26 Oct

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (15487) • Ireland 25 Oct

The giving of names to animals is a strange one, but one we find sort of natural and necessary, helping to form a bond between animal and ‘owner’. Our current cat is named Spoon, and in the past we’ve had Christopher, Jasper,...

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Judy Evans @Fleura @xFiacre I had friends who called their pet lambs Chops and Roast which I thought was pretty awful. We never named anything that we were later going to eat.

26 Oct

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (15487) • Ireland 25 Oct

The giving of names to animals is a strange one, but one we find sort of natural and necessary, helping to form a bond between animal and ‘owner’. Our current cat is named Spoon, and in the past we’ve had Christopher, Jasper,...

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Judy Evans As kids, Vince and his family had two chooks named Fred and Mabel. Then they got new neighbours and had to rename their hens. Fred and Mabel were the new couple next door.

26 Oct

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Traceyjayne @Traceyjayne (14904) • United Kingdom 25 Oct

So. I’m watching one of my favourite films ……but what is it ? We are back in the 50’s It’s a musical There is a gang of girls and a gang of boys It’s a love story Practically every song was a hit The leads are Danny and...

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Traceyjayne Another one that’s never seen Grease !

25 Oct

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (15487) • Ireland 25 Oct

The giving of names to animals is a strange one, but one we find sort of natural and necessary, helping to form a bond between animal and ‘owner’. Our current cat is named Spoon, and in the past we’ve had Christopher, Jasper,...

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RasmaSandra I usually sort of looked at and took notice of my pets when I had them before deciding on any names,

25 Oct

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