Kaz (@KarenAnne) on myLot

snowy @snowy22315 (182193) • United States 1 Apr

I have a nuwave cooker which is very similar to an insta pot, but is minus a few features. I had asked for an instapot for Christmas one year and this is what I got... I kind of wish I could sell this and get a real...

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Kaz I have an instant pot and use it quite often. Anything with lentils or beans does really well in the instant pot. I was a bit wary of it at first because I can remember the old ones with the weight on the top and lots of hissing and being told not to touch...

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vanny @vandana7 (100614) • India 2 Apr

Well, no prizes for guessing. Pee, Poop, Puke.....all start with....??? Pee ...Urine Poop.... Feces Puke.... Vomit Have they coined words for farting and snot with the letter? I am not conversant with Americanese. Even...

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Kaz Parp or Parping for farting. Can't think of one for snot, you'll have to invent one!

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Four Walls @FourWalls (69006) • United States 15 Feb

Today we have a lot of history to cover in this monthlong look at aviation incidents that took the lives of musicians. Some of the young folks will shrug and the older folks will go, “Oh, I remember that song!” It’s a great song...

music

top ten lists

musical plane crashes

kyu sakamoto

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Kaz @FourWalls Not quite "these days", this was back in the 80s!

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Fleur @Fleura (30541) • United Kingdom 16 Feb

Just when you think that Harry cannot possibly stoop any lower, he proves you wrong. The eco-warrior prince, who campaigns strongly on environmental issues, flew half way around the world, uninvited, for a 30 to 45-minute meeting...

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Kaz @Fleura he's a creepy pervert, hanging around with people who were sex trafficking minors one of whom went public. Of course, both Philip and Charles were very pally with Jimmy Savile. There's an interview with Savile talking about "delivering" a young...

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Xavier Bage @franxav (13849) • India 6 Feb

Two weeks ago I got my cotton mattresses repaired. The workmen come from Bihar, mostly Muslim men, go around doing this work . They make quilts and mattresses. They return to their villages with the departure of winter. I saved...

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Kaz Reusing and repurposing is great. I recently had a duvet cover develop a tear that I couldn't fix so I cut it into pieces and have made some pillow cases with it.

16 Feb

Diana @dya80dya (36775) 16 Feb

I just found out that bananas should be kept in the fridge. They become overripe so fast and I had to give up on them. I have a digestive problem and I can't eat overripe fruits. Where I live it's not very cold. There are over 25...

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Kaz I keep citrus fruits and grapes in the fridge. Not bananas as it's not usually that warm here and they get used up and eaten quite quickly when we have them.

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Fleur @Fleura (30541) • United Kingdom 16 Feb

Just when you think that Harry cannot possibly stoop any lower, he proves you wrong. The eco-warrior prince, who campaigns strongly on environmental issues, flew half way around the world, uninvited, for a 30 to 45-minute meeting...

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Kaz Anything to take attention away from Creepy Uncle Andrew...

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Kaz @KarenAnne (257) • United Kingdom 16 Feb

Just read a life story of someone and, for some reason, the ending sounded really ominous. I'll change the details but the ending was thus:- "John Smith died at his home in Midsomer, Greenshire, on December 8, 2021, at the age...

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Kaz @KarenAnne (257) • United Kingdom 16 Feb

I'm starting the Peas and Broad Beans (fava beans) today. I'm going to start the peas sprouting indoors as the mice ate the ones I sowed directly last year. I had to carefully position the trays I sowed the rest in so the mice...

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LindaOH @LindaOHio (181642) • United States 16 Feb

We've had some on and off sunshine; but it's been really cold. No s**w fortunately. Our housekeeper is coming over today. She is picking up some prescriptions for me; and I always have a list of things for her to do. We may go...

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Kaz I don't eat breakfast so my first meal is brunch. Yesterday it was a tuna sandwich with some almonds, cashews and grapes for after. Dinner was keema (curried mince/ground meat) with rice although when I make it it's more lentils than meat. We had bananas...

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Four Walls @FourWalls (69006) • United States 15 Feb

Today we have a lot of history to cover in this monthlong look at aviation incidents that took the lives of musicians. Some of the young folks will shrug and the older folks will go, “Oh, I remember that song!” It’s a great song...

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Kaz I didn't know who the singer was but I did recognise the song. I think the first time I heard it was because Doug E Fresh had used the refrain in one of his tracks. I think I've also heard it on movie soundtracks through the years.

16 Feb

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Sharon Elton @sharonelton (29317) • Lichfield, England 15 Feb

Here is the finished painting of the lion. I wanted to make sure I finished it today so that I can show it to Paul when he comes round tomorrow. But that means I may have rushed it a bit and not done the beet job of it. The...

art

acrylic

lion

the finished painting

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Kaz Oh he's lovely. If you didn't tell us about the "wrong bits" we'd never know!

16 Feb

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DINNERLADY @lazydaizee (6735) • United Kingdom 15 Feb

I know we all have to be careful that our details do not fall into the wrong hands, but I saw something on the shopping channel that really made my blood boil. A very charismatic presenter was trying to sell paper shredders that...

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Kaz If they are breaking into your house they are after jewellery and electronics rather than info (unless you are living in a spy movie). We don't have a shredder. We have a firepit and matches!

15 Feb

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Kaz @KarenAnne (257) • United Kingdom 15 Feb

My seed compost arrived late yesterday - it was dark and raining so I just put it on the patio until today. Having cleaned out the pots and seed trays, I today sowed two types of chillis 1) Basket of Fire and 2) Heatwave. I...

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Kaz I've been considering brinjal but I might buy a small plant from a nursery rather than growing from seed. It will have to stay in the greenhouse.

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snowy @snowy22315 (182193) • United States 15 Feb

So, I got some Hamburger Helper yesterday. I made it with ground turkey because it was cheaper of course..Not really as good as beef, but oh well..however, on the side of the box it gave a recipe for making it with black beans. I...

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Kaz Many moons ago, the best thing on the entire menu at a Wimpy was the Spicy Bean burger. A good bean burger is great. I don't like the "meat replacement" stuff either. Usually it's ultra processed and not good for you at all. As you say, you can make a...

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Kaz @KarenAnne (257) • United Kingdom 15 Feb

My seed compost arrived late yesterday - it was dark and raining so I just put it on the patio until today. Having cleaned out the pots and seed trays, I today sowed two types of chillis 1) Basket of Fire and 2) Heatwave. I...

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Always smiling @allknowing (137757) • India 31 Jan

Cod liver oil has many health properties the main being it reduces triglycerides, and increases one's memory The link below gives more information on its benefits. I have four capsules every day - two in the morning and two in...

cod liver oil capsules

seven seas

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Kaz I do take cod liver oil, also vitamin D and magnesium. The doctor told me to take vitamin D and because you absorb it better with fat and magnesium I take the others. I also try to eat oily fish every week, usually mackerel or sardines.

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DINNERLADY @lazydaizee (6735) • United Kingdom 31 Jan

This must be one of my favourite days of the year, it is National Hot Chocolate Day. I love hot chocolate , so I am going to celebrate by making myself one later. It is also; Eat Brussel sprouts day Scotch tape day Inspire your...

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Kaz @lazydaizee didn't make the hot chocolate but I did make a posset, my first!

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DINNERLADY @lazydaizee (6735) • United Kingdom 31 Jan

I went to visit my friend the other day and I saw she had some different cushion covers. I told her they looked nice but the fabric looked sort of familiar. She told me that she had sorted out some old shirts and blouses that she...

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Kaz @lazydaizee always best to start with a small thing for your first patchwork. A quilt is a lot of sewing! Bags, cushion covers, lap quilts are quicker to make so you don't get fed up before you finish.

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celticeagle @celticeagle (168269) • Boise, Idaho 29 Jan

On September 8, 1966 "Star Trek: The Original Series" aired on NBC. It only ran for three years but it has changed the face of science fiction forever. Sadly most of the original actors have passed away. Leonard Nimoy died in 2015...

star trek

nbc

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Kaz Yes, I'm a Trekkie! Even a lot of the guest stars from TOS are gone now. Although Julie Newmar and Joan Collins are still with us. I've no doubt Paramount have things planned in celebration, although Star Trek often seemed to succeed in spite of the...

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