Namaco21

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Grilled Cheese Sandwich.

rakski @rakski (135114) • Philippines 18 Feb

I'm not sure if that's the name for that but that is how I call it. I'm having this for lunch. Toasted bread with cheese in between the bread and heating both sides of the bread with butter. I searched google, it also known as...

grilled cheese sandwich

jaffle

cheese toastie

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Namaco21 That sounds delicious! A classic comfort food, no matter what you call it. I’ve heard of cheese toasties, but "jaffle" is a new one for me too! Might have to start using that. My day went really well. Got a lot done and feeling pretty good about it. Hope...

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Happy stomach

Always smiling @allknowing (143147) • India 18 Feb

I am in no mood to cook today nor am I interested in getting food from out I have decided to fry two eggs sunny side up and eat them with brown bread Yes It is a breakfast item but I have broken all those traditions. I eat...

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Namaco21 That sounds like a perfectly good meal! Honestly, food traditions are overrated—what matters is eating what makes you happy and keeps you nourished. Breakfast for dinner, snacks for lunch… why not? As long as your stomach is satisfied, that’s all that counts....

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Eleven books to read

Lena Kovadlo @lovebuglena (45785) • Staten Island, New York 18 Feb

Got eleven books from the library today. They are all poetry books. Most are due in three weeks but two are due in two weeks. Would be great to finish them all in two weeks otherwise I’d have to make two library trips, if those...

books

library

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Namaco21 That’s an awesome haul! Poetry books can be such a refreshing change of pace—quick to read but full of depth. Sounds like a solid plan to finish them in two weeks, especially if you make a little time each day. And 21 books already? You’re off to an amazing...

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Snow Drifts

Nene @Highmaintenancehippi (8) 18 Feb

This week felt like the first official week of true winter in Nebraska. There has been every kind of bug under the (cloudy) sun around these here parts- and our family caught a few. We are not Pokémon people…not trying to catch...

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Namaco21 This really sums up winter perfectly; chaotic, beautiful, and kind of a hassle all at once. It’s crazy how fast the weather can turn, and suddenly everything is buried in snow. I feel you on the school closures and trying to get work done—winter really has a...

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Staying a little longer at work was a good decision....

Arunima Singh @arunima25 (89422) • Bangalore, India 19 Feb

Happy Wednesday afternoon from this side of the planet . It's another warm sunny day. I chose to stay a little longer till 12:30 at work and get finished with what I started. I reached at 8, found...

longer stay at work

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Namaco21 Sounds like a productive and fulfilling day! It’s great that you took time to clear things up while making it enjoyable with your assistant. Decluttering always feels satisfying, especially when things can still be reused. The plan to organize with boxes and...

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Masala Dosa

Always smiling @allknowing (143147) • India 16 Feb

Whenever I feel hungry I find it easy to write a post on anything that I crave for At the moment I am hungry adn it is tea time. Nothing like eating a hot masala dosa But there is no scope for me to get one. I can only...

masala dosa

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Namaco21 Wow, looks delicious!

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Warm welcome with hot tea..

Arunima Singh @arunima25 (89422) • Bangalore, India 13 Feb

Good afternoon from this side of the planet. . It's 12:17 as I write this post. I came back from work at 12 and had a warm welcome by my husband with a hot tea . Well, who does not like that pampering...

hot tea

beautiful blooms

refreshing

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Namaco21 That sounds like such a sweet and cozy routine! Having tea together is such a nice way to connect, even if the timing doesn’t always work out. Glad you still got to enjoy a cup with him after work! Hope the rest of your day goes smoothly.

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Why do kids are so careless?

Sanjeev @sjvg1976 (42013) • Delhi, India 13 Feb

Smartphones have affected the lives of kids. In our time, when we were more focused on studies and physical activities, these days kids stick to their smartphones, spending most of their time watching reels. It's hard to see my...

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Namaco21 I totally get your frustration! Phones have taken over so much of kids' time, and it’s tough to pull them away, especially during exams. Maybe setting clear screen time limits and encouraging other activities like sports or family time could help? A little...

13 Feb

Tending neglected graves far from anywhere

Judy Evans @JudyEv (349634) • Rockingham, Australia 13 Feb

Kununurra is an isolated town in Western Australia. It’s 3,000km (1,889 mi) north of Perth and approximately 45 kms (28 mi) from the Northern Territory border. It’s at the far north-eastern end of what’s known as the Kimberley...

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Namaco21 That’s such a beautiful and selfless thing for Caroline and Christian to do. Taking the time to care for graves, especially those that have been forgotten, is such a touching act of kindness. I can only imagine how much it means to the families who can’t be...

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There is hope I will get someone to harvest fruits

Always smiling @allknowing (143147) • India 13 Feb

With the new set up of maids I will have access to those who could harvest mangoes when the time comes. One of the maids who is back working for me knows a few guys who are into doing this kind of work. Not just mangoes I see...

harvesting

mangoes

jackfruits

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Namaco21 Sounds like things are falling into place for you! It’s great that you’ll have help when mango season comes around, and even better that you’ve got people who know what they’re doing. And with all those jackfruits too, it looks like you’re in for a good...

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"Boiled Eggs & Sneezing? Coincidence or Real Issue? Let’s Discuss!"

RUBESH @Manasha (2862) • Pondicherry, India 13 Feb

Hey MyLotters, I’ve been eating a boiled egg every day, and I noticed often I get a runny nose or sneezing. Could eggs be the cause? I’ve heard that some people have mild egg allergies or histamine sensitivity, which might trigger...

boiled eggs sneezing

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Namaco21 That’s really interesting! It could be that you have a mild sensitivity to eggs, especially if this happens every time you eat them. I’ve heard of people having similar reactions, but it could also just be a coincidence. Maybe try skipping eggs for a few days...

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Postponed surgery

Tina @trbr22 (81) • United States 11 Feb

I was supposed to have surgery yesterday. A needed one but the gal that does the insurance stuff at the doctor's office failed to get me pre-authorized with my insurance in time and she blamed it on me! She started off by saying I...

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Namaco21 Wow, that is beyond frustrating! You did everything you were supposed to, and yet you’re the one paying the price for someone else’s mistake. And to be blamed on top of that? That’s just unacceptable. It’s completely understandable to be upset, especially...

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Those side effects are still bothering me

Always smiling @allknowing (143147) • India 11 Feb

I was given a pain killer that robbed all the saliva in my mouth The mouth was fully dry making swallowing difficult. I gave up taking it just after 3 days but it has done enough havoc I read on the Net that the side effects...

pain killers

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Namaco21 That sounds absolutely awful! A dry mouth like that can be so uncomfortable, and the constant coughing must be exhausting. It’s frustrating when a medication meant to help ends up causing even more problems. I hope the side effects ease up soon and that you...

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Goa is one of the states in India having both hills and beaches

Dr Souvik Chatterji @sathviksouvik (20277) 11 Feb

The sea beaches are attractive destinations for everyone. Goa is one of the states which have both the hills forests and also sea beaches. It is warm throughout the year. Travellers love the warm...

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Namaco21 having beautiful beaches and hills makes it a perfect getaway spot, especially for people who love the sun and the sea. There’s just something so relaxing about being by the beach, feeling the breeze, and enjoying the vibe.

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What will happen in fifty years?

Xavier Bage @franxav (14053) • India 11 Feb

Fifty years is perhaps too long a time. Perhaps I should say twenty years. The speed the population of the world in general and particularly our country is increasing, what may happen. Resources of the earth are limited. Living...

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Namaco21 You bring up such an important point. The way the population is growing and resources are being used up, it’s hard not to wonder what the future will look like. Life is already getting more expensive, and migration is becoming more complicated as countries...

11 Feb

I've had some sad news this morning.

Sharon Elton @sharonelton (30242) • Lichfield, England 10 Feb

I've had some sad news this morning. Our Pastor Steve phoned up to tell us that Frances Saxton has died. Frances Saxton was someone we knew from Church, and she is the reason I go to Church today. When I was 2, my Dad was ill...

sad news

frances saxton

rip

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Namaco21 I’m so sorry for your loss. Frances Saxton sounds like such a kind and faithful person, and it’s clear she had a profound impact on your life and your family’s journey in faith. It’s beautiful that she kept in touch with you all these years, even when she...

10 Feb

I’m babysitting today

ShannyBananny @shaggin (74052) • United States 10 Feb

My great nephew usually gets babysat by his grandma but she has a stomach bug so my niece asked me to watch him. 5am is so early for me. My little one didn’t go to bed until 10:30pm and I went to bed around 11pm. Photo is...

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Namaco21 Wow, that sounds like such a rough night and an early morning on top of it! I hope you get a chance to rest later. It’s so sweet that your little one helped cheer up your great nephew. kids really do have a way of comforting each other. And thank goodness for...

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Free Books

YoghurtGal @flapiz (23272) • United Kingdom 9 Feb

Today while going out for panini we noticed some new Free books dangling from our neighbour's gate. This is the 3rd time we got books from him/her. But I think she is a girl based on her book choices. I am quite excited to start...

reading

books

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Namaco21 That’s such a nice surprise! It’s always exciting to discover new books, especially when they come from a mystery neighbor with good taste. Hopefully, you’ll find some time to dive into them soon.

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This does not seem like a good breakfast combo - bread, Nutella and cheese

Pitstop @pitstop (14899) • Australia 9 Feb

Breakfast is usually in s hurry for me an today I grabbed this unusual combo. I put in two slices of bread and dabbed some Nutella in it. Nutella is a chocolate-hazelnut spread that is unhealthy. I added a cheese slice to finish...

food

breakfast

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Namaco21 That’s definitely an interesting combo; sweet, creamy Nutella with a savory cheese slice! Sometimes, the best meals are the ones thrown together in a hurry. I haven’t tried anything too unusual lately, but I’m always up for experimenting with flavors.

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Finally Disconnecting from Russia

RasmaSandra @RasmaSandra (83514) • Daytona Beach, Florida 9 Feb

There was nothing wrong with the electricity provided but many institutions had archaic systems and often had trouble when new technology was added. Houses particularly out in the country had systems where you could only pray that...

electricity from the eu

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Namaco21 That’s a huge step for the Baltic States! Cutting ties with Russia’s electricity grid and fully integrating with Europe is a big move toward energy independence. It’s incredible how they managed such a complex transition smoothly. The countdown clock in...

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