@CelticSoulSister on myLot

ChoukseyMK @ChoukseyMK (1045) • India 3 Dec 17

I get surprised how new generation types with super fast speed using thumb tips of both the hands. They may be failed in real typing test on desktop or laptop keyboard. But I can't type using both hands. I may type hardly10 words...

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CelticSoulSister @ChoukseyMK Thanks....I think I'm slowing down a bit now that I'm getting old though :-)

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ChoukseyMK @ChoukseyMK (1045) • India 3 Dec 17

I get surprised how new generation types with super fast speed using thumb tips of both the hands. They may be failed in real typing test on desktop or laptop keyboard. But I can't type using both hands. I may type hardly10 words...

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CelticSoulSister I don't know what my typing speed on a phone pad would be, but on a PC keyboard on a bad day it's about 70wpm and on a good day about 90wpm. However, I was taught to type back in the 1970s in the traditional way and with practice, having been taught that way,...

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ahmed yassin @gullver (561) • Egypt 3 Dec 17

I always like to be with a few people only one or two at maximum, I don't like to be among many people, so I do not go to wedding parties or funerals, I try to avoid crowded streets, I prefer to walk in empty or streets with few...

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CelticSoulSister I don't think there is anything wrong with that at all. Some of us just prefer our own space in life. I too avoid crowds. I'm not at all anti-social, my reason for avoiding crowds is that I hate noise and I'm more than happy with my own company. However,...

3 Dec 17

CelticSoulSister @CelticSoulSister (1640) • Southend-On-Sea, England 16 May 08

Well....lol milkshake is part of life. What's your favourite flavour? Mine is, going back to my early childhood in the late 1950s, there was an ice cream bar in my home town that served heavenly pineapple-flavoured...

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CelticSoulSister All those flavours sound good too although I'm not sure what chickoo is as I don't think we have it here in the UK. Pineapple milkshake to me tastes delicious....similar to pineapple juice, although of course milky and less sharp.

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Fleur @Fleura (30352) • United Kingdom 1 Dec 17

When was the last time you really laughed about something? I don’t mean just a polite chuckle, but really laughed until your eyes watered and your sides ached, or you had a fit of the giggles and just couldn’t stop? It occurred...

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CelticSoulSister @redwhitepinkroses The boss didn't like it but that used to make me laugh even more.

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Fleur @Fleura (30352) • United Kingdom 1 Dec 17

When was the last time you really laughed about something? I don’t mean just a polite chuckle, but really laughed until your eyes watered and your sides ached, or you had a fit of the giggles and just couldn’t stop? It occurred...

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CelticSoulSister @Fleura Yep probably too long. I do find lots of things funny, but my laughter trigger/response seems to have changed as I've aged.

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A loves B @A_loves_B (1608) • Indonesia 1 Dec 17

Cooking with coconut oil is similar with cooking with olive oil. But in my place, coconut oil is more common to use in cooking than other kinds of cooking oil. We use coconut oil for deep frying, sautéing, baking, roasting, and...

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CelticSoulSister @A_loves_B Hello - usually I'll use ground nut oil as I find it doesn't run the risk of, when over-heating, burning and smoking like many other oils plus it has a bland flavour. However, I do love Asian dishes cooked with coconut oil.

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Rubeena Bashir Kunju @rubyriaz007 (4188) • India 30 Nov 17

Have you ever had Cassata Ice Creams.It tastes different than the usual ice creams. Two- three flavors are mixed in it,mostly strawberry and pistachio flavor.It is bit costly also compared to the normal ice creams,so we can have...

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CelticSoulSister Yes it does have something a bit different to other ice creams and I love it, although have not seen it on sale for many years here in the UK.

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A loves B @A_loves_B (1608) • Indonesia 1 Dec 17

Cooking with coconut oil is similar with cooking with olive oil. But in my place, coconut oil is more common to use in cooking than other kinds of cooking oil. We use coconut oil for deep frying, sautéing, baking, roasting, and...

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CelticSoulSister I use it sometimes if I'm making Asian food.

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Kerry @lovebeingmummy2 (806) • Aberdeen, Scotland 14 Aug 16

When I was at school my favourite subjects were Biology, English and Cookery or Home Economics to give it its correct title. My least favourite with maths and PE/Gym. What is or was your most (or least) favorite subject in...

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CelticSoulSister Although I wasn't any good at it, my most favourite subject was art as I just enjoyed it. My least favourite was any kind of PE/sport as I felt that it brought out the worst in most of the pupils, making them aggressively competitive, plus I was useless at...

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Fleur @Fleura (30352) • United Kingdom 1 Dec 17

When was the last time you really laughed about something? I don’t mean just a polite chuckle, but really laughed until your eyes watered and your sides ached, or you had a fit of the giggles and just couldn’t stop? It occurred...

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CelticSoulSister I agree. The last time I really laughed properly rather than just a little chuckle or a grin, was probably more than ten years ago when I used to work with a girl who had a really unusual sense of humour. I'd be sitting in the office in fits of hysterical...

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Susan Humphries @catsholiday (460) • Derby, England 28 Nov 17

This is my first post on here and thought should introduce myself. I have been writing on various on line sites for some years and was recommended to try this one. I live in the UK and have two children both adult and three step...

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CelticSoulSister @catsholiday I hope so too. Years ago when I used MyLot, I posted quite a bit of stuff as my life was different then. I also claimed a couple of pay-outs and they came very quickly & efficiently. Let's hope we can have some fun too.

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snowy @snowy22315 (180452) • United States 28 Nov 17

I heard on the news we have an 18 percent chance of a White Christmas.That is not much obviously,so it is not likely to happen. I think once in the time I have been living in Central VA the past 12 years...there was one. However,...

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CelticSoulSister The last truly white Christmas I ever remember in the area of the UK where I live (the south-eastern corner) was in 1970 when it began snowing on Christmas Eve, continuing all through Christmas Day. They say here that if we get even just one single flake of...

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Susan Humphries @catsholiday (460) • Derby, England 28 Nov 17

This is my first post on here and thought should introduce myself. I have been writing on various on line sites for some years and was recommended to try this one. I live in the UK and have two children both adult and three step...

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CelticSoulSister Hello and welcome. Let's hope you enjoy it here. I've been a member of MyLot for quite a few years, but haven't contributed much at all. That could all change now.

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