Judy Evans (@JudyEv) on myLot

LooeyVille @LooeyVille (24) • United States 14h

I just happened to be looking at the website for the no-kill animal shelter when I realized you could scroll down to see photo and bios of the adoptable cats and dogs. Now Larry didn't jump out at me because he's the most...

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Judy Evans Larry does look a lovely cat. I hope he is healthy and that he joins your family.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (346592) • Rockingham, Australia 21 Feb

I told @TheHorse I’d write about a rare, and probably unique, musical instrument that I saw in the Collie Museum. The main ‘body’ of this is a kerosene tin. These were very common in my parents’ day, and were often flattened out...

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Judy Evans The stand is quite sophisticated. The maker must have been pretty good at welding.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (346592) • Rockingham, Australia 21 Feb

I told @TheHorse I’d write about a rare, and probably unique, musical instrument that I saw in the Collie Museum. The main ‘body’ of this is a kerosene tin. These were very common in my parents’ day, and were often flattened out...

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Judy Evans I think it would be a low note like you'd get from a string bass or bass guitar.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (346592) • Rockingham, Australia 21 Feb

I told @TheHorse I’d write about a rare, and probably unique, musical instrument that I saw in the Collie Museum. The main ‘body’ of this is a kerosene tin. These were very common in my parents’ day, and were often flattened out...

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Judy Evans I enjoy museums too. More and more I find myself saying 'we used to have one of those'!

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (346592) • Rockingham, Australia 21 Feb

I told @TheHorse I’d write about a rare, and probably unique, musical instrument that I saw in the Collie Museum. The main ‘body’ of this is a kerosene tin. These were very common in my parents’ day, and were often flattened out...

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Judy Evans It's amazing what people come up with if they want to make music.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (346592) • Rockingham, Australia 21 Feb

I told @TheHorse I’d write about a rare, and probably unique, musical instrument that I saw in the Collie Museum. The main ‘body’ of this is a kerosene tin. These were very common in my parents’ day, and were often flattened out...

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Judy Evans That would have been fun. I asked ChatGPT about a hoopen goshen but it hasn't heard of it either.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (346592) • Rockingham, Australia 21 Feb

I told @TheHorse I’d write about a rare, and probably unique, musical instrument that I saw in the Collie Museum. The main ‘body’ of this is a kerosene tin. These were very common in my parents’ day, and were often flattened out...

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Judy Evans I guess they had to make do with whatever they had at hand.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (346592) • Rockingham, Australia 21 Feb

I told @TheHorse I’d write about a rare, and probably unique, musical instrument that I saw in the Collie Museum. The main ‘body’ of this is a kerosene tin. These were very common in my parents’ day, and were often flattened out...

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Judy Evans I always have my eye out for anything that is a bit different.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (346592) • Rockingham, Australia 21 Feb

I told @TheHorse I’d write about a rare, and probably unique, musical instrument that I saw in the Collie Museum. The main ‘body’ of this is a kerosene tin. These were very common in my parents’ day, and were often flattened out...

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Judy Evans I've seen a saw being played but not a shovel. There are many things I guess that you can get a note out of.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (346592) • Rockingham, Australia 21 Feb

I told @TheHorse I’d write about a rare, and probably unique, musical instrument that I saw in the Collie Museum. The main ‘body’ of this is a kerosene tin. These were very common in my parents’ day, and were often flattened out...

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Judy Evans We saw some very good musicians playing instruments made from gourds once. And even our First Nation people get some wonderful sounds from their didgeridoos.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (346592) • Rockingham, Australia 21 Feb

I told @TheHorse I’d write about a rare, and probably unique, musical instrument that I saw in the Collie Museum. The main ‘body’ of this is a kerosene tin. These were very common in my parents’ day, and were often flattened out...

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Judy Evans Yes, you're right. Someone mentioned having seen a saw played too. They're interesting to see.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (346592) • Rockingham, Australia 21 Feb

I told @TheHorse I’d write about a rare, and probably unique, musical instrument that I saw in the Collie Museum. The main ‘body’ of this is a kerosene tin. These were very common in my parents’ day, and were often flattened out...

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Judy Evans It wouldn't have a very big range but I guess at the time it did the job.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (346592) • Rockingham, Australia 21 Feb

I told @TheHorse I’d write about a rare, and probably unique, musical instrument that I saw in the Collie Museum. The main ‘body’ of this is a kerosene tin. These were very common in my parents’ day, and were often flattened out...

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Judy Evans I'm glad you've enjoyed the discussions. I've tried to space them out a bit with other stuff. It's so nice to be able to write about things I like and enjoy. I'm sure you find that with your music posts.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (346592) • Rockingham, Australia 21 Feb

I told @TheHorse I’d write about a rare, and probably unique, musical instrument that I saw in the Collie Museum. The main ‘body’ of this is a kerosene tin. These were very common in my parents’ day, and were often flattened out...

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Judy Evans I would think it would be like a bass. I guess the range would be limited.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (346592) • Rockingham, Australia 21 Feb

I told @TheHorse I’d write about a rare, and probably unique, musical instrument that I saw in the Collie Museum. The main ‘body’ of this is a kerosene tin. These were very common in my parents’ day, and were often flattened out...

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Judy Evans People were good at inventing anything they needed.

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The Horse @TheHorse (223359) • Walnut Creek, California 23h

In recent days, I have gotten several emails telling me that I have been charged several hundred dollars for my purchase of crypto currency via my PayPal account. If I call this number I can challenge the charges, and not have to...

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Judy Evans @TheHorse It must work often enough to keep them trying.

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Juliaacv @Juliaacv (52327) • Canada 21 Feb

Happy Friday everyone! It turned out to be a nicer day than I expected. I worked, as usual, but we were slow, and when I had the opportunity to leave early, shortly after noon, I too advantage of it. I was able...

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Judy Evans @Juliaacv We did much better today.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (346592) • Rockingham, Australia 19 Feb

I wrote recently about a saying I hadn’t heard before. Our German friend used it. Translated from her native language, it was ‘making an elephant out of a mouse’. Tonight, she used another one she’d translated and that we hadn’t...

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Judy Evans The saying probably doesn't really translate too well I guess. There are various sayings about 'them', 'you' and 'me' so they might be miserly, you're tight and I'm frugal. Not the best example but you probably get the picture. Another might be their child is...

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (346592) • Rockingham, Australia 18 Feb

The photo shows three old washboards which were on display in the Collie Museum. Below the washboards are an enamel wash basket and advertising for Velvet soap, a laundry soap which can still be purchased today. The washboard...

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Judy Evans I read about wooden ones. The ones I've seen have mostly been glass.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (346592) • Rockingham, Australia 21 Feb

We stayed with my brother-in-law the other day and had our morning coffee under the patio. He has a large block which has a lot of vegetation including many native species. This is the ideal environment for the Australian...

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Judy Evans We have a great many marsupials. Many are kangaroo-like but differ in size and in other areas.

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