DoriLentrich

@DoriLentrich (1016)

United States • Age 47

Joined myLot 16 years ago

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Feeling in a Witness Stand...

Firefly @cttolledo (5454) • Legaspi, Philippines 19 Jan 12

I don't know what kind of preparation i should take before 21st of February, i will be testifying in court, i cant imagine I'm sitting in the witness stand.. very strange feeling.. this is my first time..( good luck to me! )

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DoriLentrich Take a deep breath. Being on the witness stand is scary, but it's not life ending. At least you're not the defendant. First and foremost, talk to the attorney who called you (if you aren't being subpoenaed). Ask him/her what you should wear, etc. Don't ask...

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stop this nonsense...

redik11 @redik11 (131) • Norway 19 Jan 12

every time i see an online chat room or discussion where people ask how t get a gf everyone answers: be yourself... that doesent svolve anything.

nonsense

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DoriLentrich No, it won't get a girlfriend, but it's a good way to start. All the machinations that people do trying to attract others normally end badly. If you don't start with being true to who you are, then what's the point? Relationships are based on compatibility, if...

19 Jan 12

Have you found out that you spend more time on the internet than watching tv.

HeavenSent87 @HeavenSent87 (10) 16 Jan 12

Just the other day I was having a discussion with my friend about some shows show watches on tv, she asked me what i thought about this show and that show and I really couldn't relate because i actually cant remember the last time...

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DoriLentrich I divide my time between both, but I think a lot more people are watching t.v. on the internet. There are so many ways to get television programming online, that it just makes more financial sense. I enjoy the internet, but sometimes I find all the reading and...

19 Jan 12

Do we have this wrong?

savypat @savypat (20216) • United States 8 Jun 11

I think most of us, humans, have our relationship to Mother Earth all wrong, or at least we live our lives like that. We feel that the earth exists for human pleasure and use. The truth of the matter is Mother Earth is the host...

relatonships

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DoriLentrich Respecting our home is a very important thing, but make no mistake, we are not guests on this planet any more than any other animal. This is our home and we are children of this planet. The Earth is here for our use. Not our destruction, but we eat her...

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Ambivalent about not wearing my wedding ring since I am widowed.

suspenseful @suspenseful (40193) • Canada 23 May 11

My husband would be dead a year on August 20th. I have always had problems with my fingers swelling so am used to take my ring off at night. And lately I have not worn it all the time in the daytime, depending on whether my...

wedding bands and widowed

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DoriLentrich You should do what's right for you. As a widow, you are no longer obligated to wear your wedding ring. If you wished, you could pursue other relationships and possibly even remarry. Your ring is a symbol and it's meaning is only relevant to you. There are...

28 May 11

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to-do lists

kquiming @kquiming (2997) • Philippines 28 May 11

i love making lists...what to do, what to eat this week, what to shop for... but sadly, i don't stick to it (almost always, most of the time)... i don't know for some reason i find things are just so, fluid...to even plan for...

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DoriLentrich I think list making is an excellent exercise, even if you don't stick to the plan. So often, life throws something your way and you have to deal with it, but if you have a plan ahead of time, adapting becomes easier. You know what HAS to get done and what can...

28 May 11

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The most admirable woman?

katie0 @katie0 (5203) • Japan 13 May 11

In your opinion. I know many will say the mothers but I never heard a story like Joanna D'Arc's. She saved France from slavery, with only 20 years she changed the destiny of a country. It is so amazing. She even faced being killed...

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DoriLentrich While I agree that Joan D'Arc's story is inspirational, she's a saint in the Catholic Church because of it, I think you may overstate her a little bit. France was not in danger of being a slave state. The French were not slaves to the British, but they were...

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How long should courtship last before marriage?

hnaboro @hnaboro (113) • Uganda 5 May 11

some say 1 year, others 2 years an others a few months. What do you think is the ideal period for courtship and why?

courtship

love and marriage

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DoriLentrich It depends on the couple. They should decide how long. People are always filled with rules about this sort of thing, but sometimes after a few weeks, you know, other times it takes much longer to build a relationship that will last. Couples should have the...

6 May 11

Favorite Disney Princesses?

HansonFan @HansonFan (1653) • United States 29 Apr 11

Now that Disney has announced that there will be no more Princess movies, which one is your favorite and why? Mine was Belle for the longest time. I loved how she liked to read and was a truly caring person. Now, though, I adore...

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DoriLentrich No more princesses? That's just wrong. The Disney Princesses are wonderful. Generations of women have grown up with the adventures of those girls. I don't know why Disney would stop production of them, but I can guess that the feminist...

29 Apr 11

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Why Don't They Plan for the First Spouse to Be the 'Parenting-Partner' Instead?

Uncle Jay, Finding More Value in Your Machine @mythociate (21432) • Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 26 Apr 11

You know, 'the first girl to have the kids with, the second one to grow old with'? Then life would work out just like Walk the Line (Joaquin Phoenix as Johnny Cash, who first marries Vivian--played by Ginnifer...

johnny cash

marriage

second marriage

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DoriLentrich Your plan sounds great if you don't mind constant back-biting, sniping and custody battles. For the parents this might sound like a terrific plan, but what about the kids? They'll have to be shuttled off from parent to parent, meanwhile they'll deal with...

27 Apr 11

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Were people always so self serving?

megamatt @megamatt (14292) • United States 21 Apr 11

I think to an extent they were, but not to the extent that they are today. It is just a byproduct of a changing world. People are struggling and a lot of them are dealing with struggles in a way that might not be the best....

people

self serving

selfish

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DoriLentrich Ah the good old days when people were so very nice to each other. Except when they weren't. If you think about the abuses exercised in the past, I think you might find that people are no more self-serving now then they were, when they can get...

21 Apr 11

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Writing, Short Stories

gaymattdudley123 @gaymattdudley123 (27) 19 Apr 11

Hi people is there a market on my-lot for people who like to write and read stories, I am currently writing a book and am looking for somewhere to post my short stories on so that I can get peoples comments. Is my-lot the place...

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DoriLentrich I have to agree with the previous two comments. I've worked with Writing.com, and it was awesome at getting feedback. I've heard many good things about Critters. MyLot isn't really a good place for what you're talking about. This is more of an interactive...

21 Apr 11

Burning of ISLAM holy book quraan, provacative ??

redrose88 @redrose88 (92) • Singapore 5 Apr 11

Is burning of the holy quraan provacative in nature. why do the Priest advocate the burning of Quraan. are they trying to gain popularity , or to be provacative. USA should immediately punish the priest , but what are they...

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DoriLentrich First, let's be clear, the man who burned the Quaraan was a pastor not a priest. So, please refer to him by the appropriate title. And on top of that, he's the pastor of a tiny, insignificant church. What he did was morally wrong, but to use it as...

13 Apr 11

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Would you change your kid/s family name when you marry again?

Jane @jaiho2009 (39141) • Philippines 13 Apr 11

This question caught my attention from other mylotter's asking me if i will let my kids us the family name of my future husband (if i will marry again...no plan yet) WOMEN: Would you let your second husband adopt your kid/s...

family name and kids

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DoriLentrich It depends on the their relationship with their biological father. I would recommend they be adopted by the new husband for legal reasons, but that doesn't necessitate a name change. A surname is a big deal and shouldn't be thrown out lightly. In the end,...

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baby i cheated on you

alina @swissheart (6482) • Romania 5 Apr 11

cheating is a things some people cant' get over...so if you cheated on your partner would you tell him?

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DoriLentrich It depends on the circumstances. People make mistakes, sometimes big mistakes. If the cheating was a one-time thing, something that I would never do again, then no. It would be unfair to my partner to tell them. I should carry the guilt of my actions on my own...

5 Apr 11

Do you like < Vampire Diaries>?

Janexiao @Janexiao (173) • China 27 Mar 11

From last year, i was totally addicted to this drama. Especally the actor No.2, Damon.hehe, he is so handsome, and he loves Selina, but she loves his brother. He knew that he didn't match her, but he still loves her and take good...

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DoriLentrich I think the show is awesome. It really has a cliff hanger feel to every episode and they keep pulling out twists and turns. Just when you think you know what's going to happen next, they do something else. I also really enjoy the emotional connections in...

29 Mar 11

earthquakes have no names...

jeanneyvonne @jeanneyvonne (5501) • Philippines 28 Mar 11

This question just popped into my head when I was watching a news story about the Japan earthquake. Really, why do earthquakes have no proper names? Or volcanic eruptions? They just state the place and year of the incident....

musing

observation

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DoriLentrich Probably because an earthquake starts and finishes in the same spot. There is one location for it, whereas a hurricane can cover a large area. Also, multiple hurricanes can occur in the same area. So you'd have to have some way to differentiate which one you...

28 Mar 11

Can someone read two or more books at once?

albto_568 @albto_568 (1268) • Costa Rica 28 Mar 11

I love reading, every evening, once I have finished my daily tasks, I sit in my room and read, an hour at least, althought time is not a barrier, once I sit to read, time just vanishes, but a close friend told me that she likes to...

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DoriLentrich It is possible to read more than one book at a time. It's not my preferred method of reading, but I've done it. Some people like the switching back and forth in plot lines. I prefer to go through it. I think you're right, it's more difficult to follow what's...

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Book Ideas

bretay61 @bretay61 (722) • United States 21 Mar 11

Hello everyone. I'm looking for some good books to read. I liked the Twilight Series,of course. Anyone heard of anything along the same lines? More for adults than the teen. I did enjoy Twilight ad have read them many times. Just...

reading

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DoriLentrich Charlaine Harris' Sookie Stackhouse novels are the inspiration behind the television series True Blood, so if you want your vamps a little more adult, that might be a series to try. Also, you could always go for the original, Dracula. It's actually a good...

22 Mar 11

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