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Fleur @Fleura (31377) • United Kingdom 14 Nov 22

Can’t remember what number I’m on now, but anyway I have been trying out new ways to use garden produce, especially grapes right now! My next experiment was grape and apple chutney. I got this recipe from the BBC Good Food...

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Fleur @58lordstreet Which part are you? And how long have you lived there?

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Fleur @Fleura (31377) • United Kingdom 14 Nov 22

Can’t remember what number I’m on now, but anyway I have been trying out new ways to use garden produce, especially grapes right now! My next experiment was grape and apple chutney. I got this recipe from the BBC Good Food...

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Fleur @58lordstreet I bet you get lots of lovely fresh fruit there - apricots?

19 Nov 22

Four Walls @FourWalls (72725) • United States 25 Sep 22

First, I’d like to wish a very joyous chag sameach and L’Shanah Tova to all our Israeli and Jewish myLotters. Secondly, I’m going to have to do more of these countdowns. I left a lot of songs off the list! But for the...

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Four Walls @58lordstreet — that works, too. People with no talent getting famous for nothing IS criminal.

30 Sep 22

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Angie @andriaperry (118549) • Anniston, Alabama 30 Sep 22

I've always felt this way but not really asked many people. I listened to my elderly friend no matter that I would feel like a burden if I did. She was right. I have been thanked, and they bragged on me, for helping when it...

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Angie @58lordstreet God is love

30 Sep 22

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (22485) • Australia 13 Sep 22

The good Reverend, Pastor, Ben Jones, was giving a sermon to his parishioners, on one Sunday morning, on the subject of wording our disapproval against someone else, which can be a form of gossip. Here is what he...

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Steve Marshall @58lordstreet That's very strange. Maybe they do not have any cutoff dates, regarding age.

17 Sep 22

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (22485) • Australia 13 Sep 22

The good Reverend, Pastor, Ben Jones, was giving a sermon to his parishioners, on one Sunday morning, on the subject of wording our disapproval against someone else, which can be a form of gossip. Here is what he...

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Steve Marshall @58lordstreet I used my real name, but I put a different birthdate. For security reasons, I did not want my real birthdate, floating around on some platform, like Facebook. When I got locked out, I couldn't get back in again, as I didn't remember what false...

16 Sep 22

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (22485) • Australia 13 Sep 22

The good Reverend, Pastor, Ben Jones, was giving a sermon to his parishioners, on one Sunday morning, on the subject of wording our disapproval against someone else, which can be a form of gossip. Here is what he...

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Steve Marshall @58lordstreet Most employers here take access, whether we want them to, or not. My brother was always getting into trouble with his dragon of a boss, who used to read all of his Facebook posts, and roar him over the coals about what he said there, especially,...

15 Sep 22

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (22485) • Australia 13 Sep 22

The good Reverend, Pastor, Ben Jones, was giving a sermon to his parishioners, on one Sunday morning, on the subject of wording our disapproval against someone else, which can be a form of gossip. Here is what he...

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DB @58lordstreet

16 Sep 22

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (22485) • Australia 13 Sep 22

The good Reverend, Pastor, Ben Jones, was giving a sermon to his parishioners, on one Sunday morning, on the subject of wording our disapproval against someone else, which can be a form of gossip. Here is what he...

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Steve Marshall @58lordstreet Yes, good point. Nobody can ever know exactly how anyone else is exactly feeling..

15 Sep 22

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (22485) • Australia 13 Sep 22

The good Reverend, Pastor, Ben Jones, was giving a sermon to his parishioners, on one Sunday morning, on the subject of wording our disapproval against someone else, which can be a form of gossip. Here is what he...

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Steve Marshall @58lordstreet Yes, the Queen was the ultimate of rightness, pleasantness, and an example to us all about how to smile, and mean it, and how not to complain too much about anything much, too much, either.

15 Sep 22

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (22485) • Australia 13 Sep 22

The good Reverend, Pastor, Ben Jones, was giving a sermon to his parishioners, on one Sunday morning, on the subject of wording our disapproval against someone else, which can be a form of gossip. Here is what he...

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Steve Marshall @58lordstreet Nobody can ever fully know how it is for another person, so they shouldn't try to paint their own picture over the picture of somebody else.

13 Sep 22

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John Evans @58lordstreet (1668) 26 Aug 22

I have never known what the protocol is , for me I delete them because it makes me sad to see they are never on line to chat like they were before...I suppose I should keep them so I can look at old pictures etc

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Arthur Chappell @58lordstreet not as soon as they die but if it becomes apparent that there are no more tribute posts going on their pages from family and friends I let them go, possibly saving a few photos for posterity

10 Sep 22

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Fleur @Fleura (31377) • United Kingdom 7 Sep 22

I love my garden. I also enjoy visiting other gardens, just to appreciate their beauty and sometimes to inspire me and garner fresh ideas. On a recent garden visit as I strolled alongside a huge herbaceous border I asked myself...

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Anna @58lordstreet The roots of 4 o'clock are as big as sweet potatoes, I dug up several last year to move to another area, they were big and deep and I had a hard time.

9 Sep 22

Fleur @Fleura (31377) • United Kingdom 7 Sep 22

I love my garden. I also enjoy visiting other gardens, just to appreciate their beauty and sometimes to inspire me and garner fresh ideas. On a recent garden visit as I strolled alongside a huge herbaceous border I asked myself...

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Fleur @58lordstreet Whereabouts are you?

9 Sep 22

Fleur @Fleura (31377) • United Kingdom 7 Sep 22

I love my garden. I also enjoy visiting other gardens, just to appreciate their beauty and sometimes to inspire me and garner fresh ideas. On a recent garden visit as I strolled alongside a huge herbaceous border I asked myself...

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Fleur @58lordstreet They do tend to flop about - at least mine do!

9 Sep 22

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Sanjeev @sjvg1976 (42019) • Delhi, India 1 Sep 22

Recently we went to visit our cousin's place. He has a huge yard and has grown a lemon tree which was full of lemons. Several lemons were scattered on the ground. His wife said that they usually...

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Sanjeev @58lordstreet Hmm....let me check it.

3 Sep 22

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Sanjeev @sjvg1976 (42019) • Delhi, India 1 Sep 22

Recently we went to visit our cousin's place. He has a huge yard and has grown a lemon tree which was full of lemons. Several lemons were scattered on the ground. His wife said that they usually...

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rebelann1949 That is a great idea @58lordstreet I'll have to check if I still have some bubble wrap in the spare room

3 Sep 22

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