Heather Echola (@GardenGerty) on myLot

Eva James @wolfgirl569 (106226) • Marion, Ohio 20 Nov

That pellet burner is a huge piece of scrap metal. I have already called them about it again. I know it's the igniter. This will be the second one to be put in it. Not sure the auger motor is setting right either. I am hearing a...

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Heather Echola That is more than aggravating. I am going to respond here and go out to start my car, as I am sure there is frost on the windows this morning.

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snowy @snowy22315 (180674) • United States 20 Nov

I guess most people are aware of what this is. It is when people in church or some kind of religious gathering start speaking in a language not native to them. I think it is Hebrew or Aramic. They are supposedly overcome by the...

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Heather Echola Exactly, and if it occurs in a service God will also send an interpreter to expand on the message.

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snowy @snowy22315 (180674) • United States 20 Nov

I guess most people are aware of what this is. It is when people in church or some kind of religious gathering start speaking in a language not native to them. I think it is Hebrew or Aramic. They are supposedly overcome by the...

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Heather Echola @snowy22315 Scripturally the only time it would occur in an actual service would be if there was also an "interpreter" to expand on the message given to lift up the worshipers. Sadly there have been lots of scams associated with this spiritual gift and people...

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snowy @snowy22315 (180674) • United States 20 Nov

I guess most people are aware of what this is. It is when people in church or some kind of religious gathering start speaking in a language not native to them. I think it is Hebrew or Aramic. They are supposedly overcome by the...

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Heather Echola It is not necessarily Greek or Aramaic. I believe it does happen. I have experienced other people having it happen. It is not scriptural unless it adds something to the uplifting of worship going on. My most specific example I will give is of my college room...

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Amber @AmbiePam (92711) • United States 20 Nov

A lot of you are coffee or tea drinkers, and maybe some of you are both. How many of you just take your coffee black and your tea plain? Or, do you load these beverages down with a lot of add ins? I’m neither a coffee nor tea...

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Heather Echola Usually I drink both plain. I like herbals, and flavored beverages. On rare occasions I do add a flavor creamer, but that is seldom.

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Heather Echola @GardenGerty (160663) • United States 19 Nov

For quite a while now I have done most of my computer things in the morning, while getting ready for work. I think I am going to change things a bit. I have more mental and physical energy for my housework in the mornings and I...

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new routine

housework first

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Heather Echola @GardenGerty (160663) • United States 15 Oct 19

In the good old days in Ancient myLot I had to learn many lessons in difficult ways. For instance, I did not believe you earned from responses and comments. I had to eventually run some experiments to prove to myself that AT THAT...

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Heather Echola @rebelann I really do not mind. It keeps things interesting.

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Heather Echola @GardenGerty (160663) • United States 15 Oct 19

In the good old days in Ancient myLot I had to learn many lessons in difficult ways. For instance, I did not believe you earned from responses and comments. I had to eventually run some experiments to prove to myself that AT THAT...

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Heather Echola This is a discussion sight, and to make a discussion you have to participate. I know in the past I have missed responding to some, but I try to do much better now.

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Heather Echola @GardenGerty (160663) • United States 15 Oct 19

In the good old days in Ancient myLot I had to learn many lessons in difficult ways. For instance, I did not believe you earned from responses and comments. I had to eventually run some experiments to prove to myself that AT THAT...

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Heather Echola I have been here a really long time.

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Heather Echola @GardenGerty (160663) • United States 10 Nov

I just looked out my window by my desk and saw two does galloping at break neck speed through the field across the street from me. Over the years I have lived here I have deer often in that field. At the side furthest from me is...

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Heather Echola @Tampa_girl7 I think they are almost as fun as kittens.

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Heather Echola @GardenGerty (160663) • United States 10 Nov

I just looked out my window by my desk and saw two does galloping at break neck speed through the field across the street from me. Over the years I have lived here I have deer often in that field. At the side furthest from me is...

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Heather Echola I do not find them too threatening. They are scared of people.

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Heather Echola @GardenGerty (160663) • United States 9 Nov

Besides eating a hot and hearty lunch, when we went to Cracker Barrel we of course browsed in the store. Look who I found hanging out with Elvis. It's Bob Ross, with a picture of his "happy little trees". I think the ornament was...

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Heather Echola Some of the kids at school still look up to Bob Ross. I have lots of plain, non exceptional ornaments. I am old. I have a lot.

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Heather Echola @GardenGerty (160663) • United States 9 Nov

Besides eating a hot and hearty lunch, when we went to Cracker Barrel we of course browsed in the store. Look who I found hanging out with Elvis. It's Bob Ross, with a picture of his "happy little trees". I think the ornament was...

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Heather Echola I mostly have stars and I sometimes leave them on display all year long.

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Marie Coyle @MarieCoyle (37444) 19 Nov

And I hate it when that happens. We had some wild, consistent winds, and the power blinked on and off until about 5AM....then it just went off, and didn't come back on. Supposedly, the wind did a number on something, somewhere....

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Heather Echola Power outages are really rough to deal with.

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Always smiling @allknowing (136369) • India 18 Nov

Most users heere are not aware what jaggery is all about There are different types of jaggery that are made using sugar cane, toddy palm and date palm. Tapping toddy and date palms is how toddy is extracted. Most use is of...

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Heather Echola I have known that jaggery is a type of sweetener that is less refined that what we use the most of , but thanks to you and @rakski for sharing with us.

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popciclecold @popciclecold (38721) • United States 19 Nov

I wrnt shopping yesterday, and when you have to go with someone else, you try and get as much done as possible. After, I came back I should have taken a nap, but I didn't. Then I went to church last night. Didn't sleep well, woke...

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Heather Echola I really hope you got some rest this afternoon.

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Heather Echola @GardenGerty (160663) • United States 19 Nov

I had one more type of soup I intended to make this weekend. I did not get to it until tonight. It is chicken with okra and tomatoes and a little rice. But I also cooked pork chops with onions and mushrooms tonight. We will eat...

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Jim Bauer @porwest (90823) • United States 18 Nov

Call me nuts, but we love us some fried potatoes around here, and I make them with a few different flavor profiles. For this batch I fried the potatoes in butter and added some salt and pepper, plus some parsley and garlic...

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Heather Echola Oh that sounds so good.

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Jim Bauer @porwest (90823) • United States 18 Nov

Call me nuts, but we love us some fried potatoes around here, and I make them with a few different flavor profiles. For this batch I fried the potatoes in butter and added some salt and pepper, plus some parsley and garlic...

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Heather Echola I think it would have to be potatoes of any kind. Actually we have such a variet y of foods I cannot say any one is a staple. Right now we should say "soup" as I have been making a variety of soups the lat few days.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (339930) • Rockingham, Australia 18 Nov

I thought I should tell you a bit more about the five-course meal that we had recently on a slow-moving train. The train had three carriages, each with forty people. There were tables of four either side of a passageway with two...

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Heather Echola It sounds wonderful and delicious.

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