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Judy Evans @JudyEv (347313) • Rockingham, Australia 15h

Tomorrow will be Shrove Tuesday here, although it will take some myLotters another day to get there. Another popular name for it is Pancake Tuesday and it’s the day before Ash Wednesday which marks the beginning of Lent in the...

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Always smiling @JudyEv Bit much I say

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (13238) • Ireland 20h

The house I’m staying in is two kilometres back from the coast on an exposed plain and a murderous frost took hold of it last night. We spent a lovely evening in front of the open fire in the kitchen with wine, and it was only...

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Fiacre Banks @JudyEv Oh yes. First time I set my toasty little behind down on that seat I got a very unpleasant shock and slid right off it.

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (13238) • Ireland 20h

The house I’m staying in is two kilometres back from the coast on an exposed plain and a murderous frost took hold of it last night. We spent a lovely evening in front of the open fire in the kitchen with wine, and it was only...

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Fiacre Banks @judyev Well when you move from Africa as a young teenager in December to live in a house in Ireland that has no central heating or double glazing and is “heated” by one two-bar electric fire you know all about frozen bed sheets and in iced-over toilet seat.

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rakski @rakski (133516) • Philippines 28 Feb

Just a few minutes ago when the water stopped running out of the faucet. Good thing I finished the laundry yesterday. But I wonder why we don't have water now when there is no announcement about this. I hope this...

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rakski @JudyEv I agree

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celticeagle @celticeagle (171912) • Boise, Idaho 27 Feb

I enjoyed this video so much and wanted to share it with you. It's of a 2,000 pod of baby dolphins off the coast of California. I have seen groups of whales along the coast but no dolphins. This has several different types and is...

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celticeagle @JudyEv ........oh, yes indeed. I've seen whales but never dolphins.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (347313) • Rockingham, Australia 27 Feb

I wrote about wooden clothes pegs/pins and how they needed to be boiled to make them last longer. They are often called ‘dolly pegs’ as they have a rounded ‘head’ and appear to have two legs. The pegs are often dressed up as...

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Ron Rybs @JudyEv Indeed and quite common. Not so many of those spring loaded ones way back then!

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (347313) • Rockingham, Australia 25 Feb

I took a lot of my sister-in-law’s surplus sewing items to my craft group this morning. The ladies there took a lot of the pieces and were very pleased to do so. Shown in the photo are dozens of hexagonal squares which were...

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Marie Coyle @JudyEv It was almost as hard then to sew on one of those machines as it was to hand sew everything. Very time consuming!

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (347313) • Rockingham, Australia 23 Feb

Our son gifted us a rain gauge for Christmas. We’ve only just got it installed on the garden wall but that’s okay as we’ve had next-to-no rain since Christmas. I’m glad it’s up as now we won’t have to squirm guiltily when our...

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Jeff Moffitt @JudyEv Have you collected any rain in it yet? Or has there been no rain at all?

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (347313) • Rockingham, Australia 27 Feb

I wrote about wooden clothes pegs/pins and how they needed to be boiled to make them last longer. They are often called ‘dolly pegs’ as they have a rounded ‘head’ and appear to have two legs. The pegs are often dressed up as...

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Marie Coyle @JudyEv I thought of that, too. A person could do that with material, using a bit of wire or even starch the fabric.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (347313) • Rockingham, Australia 25 Feb

I took a lot of my sister-in-law’s surplus sewing items to my craft group this morning. The ladies there took a lot of the pieces and were very pleased to do so. Shown in the photo are dozens of hexagonal squares which were...

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Ptrikha_2 @JudyEv I kind of heard his name before. Just checked a link and saw a story about him. Quite interesting!! And well, India and Australia face each other in the semi final of the ongoing Champions Trophy in Dubai on Tuesday i.e. 4th March. So best of...

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Lena Kovadlo @lovebuglena (45681) • Staten Island, New York 28 Feb

I’m going to a Broadway show with my mom Saturday. We are doing to see Sunset Blvd. I’ve wanted to see this show for a while and I finally get to do it. I’m very excited especially since Nicole Scherzinger is playing the lead...

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Lena Kovadlo @JudyEv it was with a discount code and it a bit far from the stage. But not that bad.

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NJ Chicaa @NJChicaa (121652) • United States 28 Feb

OMG I absolutely cannot believe the clips I'm seeing of Trump's meeting with Zelenskyy today. What a horrific and embarrassing attempt at looking like tough guys. Trump was his usual obnoxious and insulting self so no surprise...

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Jim Bauer @JudyEv He was in OUR house. He's been using OUR money to carry out his war. He needs OUR help to achieve peace. As Trump put it, Zelenskyy is not in a position to have a lot of say here. Either he works with the United States or we pull our support and let...

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Tina Dalasinski @Tina30219 (82567) • Onaway, Michigan 27 Feb

Had physical therapy today they had a cancellation today and tomorrow so I took both and I have to say it felt good but it was very tiring I pushed myself I took a break when so redesign it but if I do not do it I will not get...

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Tina Dalasinski @JudyEv I sure hope so last couple of days I shave been so sore in my hip

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snowy @snowy22315 (185842) • United States 28 Feb

Beer has less sodium in it than water. Really? I am actually drinking a zero alcohol beer, but I wanted to check out the sodium content due to my BP concerns. What I read also is that people can develop a condition if they drink...

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snowy @JudyEv Funny, but almost all other beverages have their drawbacks.

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Always smiling @allknowing (141543) • India 1 Mar

In consultation with my doctor I have ordered for a supplement that is expected to Strengthening Bones, Joints & Connective Tissues | Reduces Inflammation, Joint Stiffness, Improves Joint Mobility & Relieves Pain For Men &...

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Always smiling @JudyEv I am aware of magnesium as being good for cramps but I do not think it takes care of bones.

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Some Witch @somewitch (2342) 1 Mar

And carrots. I had this last week but been too busy to share until now. It was @nela13 that recommended this to me in one of my discussions about eggs. And @celticeagle gave me tips how to pick the right avocado when...

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Some Witch @JudyEv I'll buy it more often from now on, I've become more confident with it.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (347313) • Rockingham, Australia 27 Feb

I wrote about wooden clothes pegs/pins and how they needed to be boiled to make them last longer. They are often called ‘dolly pegs’ as they have a rounded ‘head’ and appear to have two legs. The pegs are often dressed up as...

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Some Witch @JudyEv Aww, that's so sweet!

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Always smiling @allknowing (141543) • India 28 Feb

Our Government has a nice system where they collect garbage from house to house every day We only give our dry garbage as the wet garbage goes into compost pits. The garbage gets composed for a full year and by then we get some...

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Always smiling @JudyEv If your wet garbage is not much you can get a drum for it.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (347313) • Rockingham, Australia 27 Feb

I wrote about wooden clothes pegs/pins and how they needed to be boiled to make them last longer. They are often called ‘dolly pegs’ as they have a rounded ‘head’ and appear to have two legs. The pegs are often dressed up as...

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Marie Coyle @JudyEv On the far left in the picture, there is one dressed in red that appears to be sitting down? Rather unique, too.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (347313) • Rockingham, Australia 25 Feb

I took a lot of my sister-in-law’s surplus sewing items to my craft group this morning. The ladies there took a lot of the pieces and were very pleased to do so. Shown in the photo are dozens of hexagonal squares which were...

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Marie Coyle @JudyEv That machine was so old, it belonged to my grandmother's mother, my great grandmother, who saved and purchased it long, long ago. Then when my grandmother had it passed to her, she had it electrified, which didn't really alter the machine but you...

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