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cher913 @cher913 (25782) • Canada 13 Dec 07

I was in the hospital for 4 days last week with an infection on my face (it swelled up). well it doesnt seem to be going away (even with meds) so i will be going back to the hospital. anyways, i have been really tired and have...

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CoffeeWoman This is definately true. We give of phermones and don't realize it. Story 1: A friend is going through chemo for cancer. One the cats, who normally will not leave the friend alone, will not go near her for three days after a treatment. Story 2: My...

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friendship @friendship (2084) • Canada 26 Nov 07

Whenever I go online, I can find people who are always bashing of God. Well, myLot's forum is one of them. One of Ten Commandments says that "You shall not take the name of the LORD your God in vain". Someone whom I know...

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CoffeeWoman When reading your response, I had two reactions. We "mention God" because it is being constantly jammed down our throats. The second, post-caffeine response was that, when discussing religion (or any topic, really), one has a tendency to use the vocabulary...

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friendship @friendship (2084) • Canada 26 Nov 07

Whenever I go online, I can find people who are always bashing of God. Well, myLot's forum is one of them. One of Ten Commandments says that "You shall not take the name of the LORD your God in vain". Someone whom I know...

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CoffeeWoman When you get down to it, are they "bashing God" or simply bashing organized religion as a whole? Especially consider the athiests and agnostics... they do not believe in a god, Christian or otherwise. How can they, therefore, be bashing something that does not...

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youless @youless (112603) • Guangzhou, China 26 Nov 07

I have to say that I am not a child any more. But sometimes I think I am childish. Besides, I have a child and therefore I have enough reasons to buy toys:) I buy various toys for my son. And actually I personally like some of...

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toy

walkie talkie

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CoffeeWoman Oh, yes! With a young niece and nephew, I'm rediscovering all sorts of toys that I was "too grownup for." As a matter of fact, a most amusing tournament happened at my sister's house over the holiday weekend. One of the toys (a basketball game where you need...

28 Nov 07

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creematee @creematee (2810) • United States 29 Oct 07

I got to thinking about the toys my children receive every year for Christmas, other holidays, and their birthdays. Ever since my first child was born, (8 years ago) I have tried my best to make it a point that if it required...

farm animals

stuffed animals

life

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CoffeeWoman I agree! My niece and nephew (3 and 2, respectively) have tons of toys - perhaps literally tons. They beep and play music and sing and make all sorts of noises. And, yes, the kids do play with them. I've noticed, however, that they gravitate to the toys that...

28 Nov 07

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CoffeeWoman @CoffeeWoman (24) • United States 14 Nov 07

My little kitten, who I adopted when he was only a week old, died this morning. He was about 5 weeks old. He had been doing very well, we were weaning and he was becoming playful and active. Then, when I got home last night, I...

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somnolence @somnolence (460) • United States 13 Jan 07

One of the most difficult symptoms for me to manage that I get from Borderline is periodic dysphoria, where I feel very bad for no apparent reason. It feels like a heavy weight, and I don't know how to make is stop, because even...

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CoffeeWoman IMHO, I think you've found one of the few things that work. I was on Effexor as well and had to come off of it because of adult-onset diabetes. After some messing around, my doctor finally put me on Zoloft, which I've been on for four years now - it has made...

9 Nov 07

CoffeeWoman @CoffeeWoman (24) • United States 30 Oct 07

I've been having problems with insomnia and sleep walking since I was a toddler. (i'm now in my early 30's) I've had sleep studies done, tried everything from chamomile tea and melatonin to prescription sleeping pills. The pills...

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CoffeeWoman Yep - finally found the cure - find yourself homeless with three cats. You won't sleep for days and days and finally will simply pass out from sheer exhaustion. (sigh)

9 Nov 07

pkristie7 @pkristie7 (606) • United States 5 Nov 07

Has anyone tried to do this? I tried potty training my cat. It seemed to working fairly well, then I had a new baby and it was too hard to keep up with. I am considering trying again. Has anyone thought about this or tried it with...

cats

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CoffeeWoman Is this something an older cat can learn, or just very young cats?

5 Nov 07

coffeeshot @coffeeshot (3783) • Australia 15 Jul 07

Just say you were walking through the shopping centre behind a lady who had accidentally tucked her skirt into her undies, or had toilet paper stuck in her stockings would you honestly tell her? Or would you just ignore it and...

have discussion on day to day issues

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CoffeeWoman Considering that I was leaving a club saturday night after using the restroom and didn't realize that the back of my skirt was tucked into my underwear until I had crossed the street, waited for my friends for 15 minutes and, finally, sat down on a (cold)...

30 Oct 07

xfallenxlostx @xfallenxlostx (2074) • United States 2 May 07

Has anyone ever tried Maynard's wine? There are only 2 ways you can get it. Either you order it online (which is brand new) or you physically visit the vineyard. i really want to try some of his wine, but the least expensive...

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CoffeeWoman What I wouldn't give to try this wine!!! (i'm a fledgling home winemaker and a Tool and A Perfect Circle fan) Unfortunately, I'm in one of the states that can not receive mail-order wine (sob). Nor do I know anyone in states who CAN get it. (what Uncle Sam...

30 Oct 07

CoffeeWoman @CoffeeWoman (24) • United States 30 Oct 07

Not long ago, I adopted a baby kitten for fostering. He was only a week old, little eyes closed, tiny ears still flat. In the few weeks since then, he's become a fat-n-sassy little boy who sucks down his bottled formula and climbs...

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CoffeeWoman I don't know where mom is. We think it may be a certain cat near where I work who has litter after litter and abandons them. The other strays in the neighborhood have been caught and neutered/spayed, but we can't seem to catch her.

30 Oct 07

CoffeeWoman @CoffeeWoman (24) • United States 30 Oct 07

I've been having problems with insomnia and sleep walking since I was a toddler. (i'm now in my early 30's) I've had sleep studies done, tried everything from chamomile tea and melatonin to prescription sleeping pills. The pills...

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CoffeeWoman LOL... reading is soooo not good for me... next thing I know, it is 3am and I've read half the book! (i'm a total bookworm)

30 Oct 07

Ravenladyj @Ravenladyj (22902) • United States 22 Aug 07

For those of you who enjoy making or altering etc etc your own clothes where do you get your ideas from? Do you use patterns? If you DO use patterns do you make your own or buy them?

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CoffeeWoman I usually start with a pattern that I then trace onto the paper doctors use on their examining tables. Then I can cut and slash and alter and change and... :) I have deeeeeeeep respect for people who can just draw up a pattern and have it fit. (maybe...

30 Oct 07

CoffeeWoman @CoffeeWoman (24) • United States 30 Oct 07

I've been having problems with insomnia and sleep walking since I was a toddler. (i'm now in my early 30's) I've had sleep studies done, tried everything from chamomile tea and melatonin to prescription sleeping pills. The pills...

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CoffeeWoman @CoffeeWoman (24) • United States 30 Oct 07

Not long ago, I adopted a baby kitten for fostering. He was only a week old, little eyes closed, tiny ears still flat. In the few weeks since then, he's become a fat-n-sassy little boy who sucks down his bottled formula and climbs...

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CoffeeWoman We think he's about 4 weeks. I haven't tried him on dry because of the teeth - hence why I've been trying soupy wet food. I find it ironic because my other two boys (8yr old bengal and a 7mnth old marble) looooooooooooove wet food. The moment they hear the can...

30 Oct 07

venshida @venshida (4836) • United States 29 Oct 07

I am really fustrated. I had a few hours to spare today so I decide to sew, 40 mins adjusting the bobbin still not resolve. Anyone have problems getting the correct tension on the bobbin or is it just me? I have Kennmore, and it...

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CoffeeWoman Whenever I find that I can't get my bobbin adjusted (for one reason or another) and start losing patience, I take it to the local Hancock Fabric store and one of the ladies is usually able to help me resolve the issue. :)

30 Oct 07

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