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Roberto Rossi @RRossi (275) 23 Feb

In nurturing a tree, even without witnessing it grow into a towering giant, we engage in a silent pact with nature. This act, driven by love for the environment and a sense of ecological responsibility, transcends our individual...

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Roberto Rossi I am deeply sorry to hear of the removal of Bristol's beloved copper tree. His loss certainly represents the end of a 340-year legacy, marking a moment of sadness for local history and for those who appreciated his presence in the community.

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Roberto Rossi @RRossi (275) 23 Feb

Hello everyone! Today, I wanted to share some thoughts with you on the impact of technology on education, particularly digital learning. It's incredible how new technologies are transforming the way we learn and teach. With the...

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Roberto Rossi Certainly, the accessibility to various things can have both positive and negative aspects. On the positive side, it provides opportunities to reach things that might otherwise be challenging to access. This can lead to advantages such as increased...

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Laurel (L_B) @Happy2BeMe (99380) • Canada 23 Feb

It's finally Friday and I should be thrilled but I am just not feeling it today. Emotionally I am not doing well. I have not slept good at all this week. I never got more then a few hours sleep every night. I am physically and...

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Roberto Rossi @Happy2BeMe I'm glad I could provide you with helpful advice Best of luck with everything, and thank you for your kind words!

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Roberto Rossi @RRossi (275) 23 Feb

Hello to all agriculture enthusiasts! Today, I wanted to share some reflections on the timeless partnership between wheat and the plow, a duo that has profoundly influenced the history of agriculture. Wheat, with its ancient and...

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Roberto Rossi It's fascinating to hear about the strong connection between Latvian heritage and agricultural traditions. The enduring relationship with the plow and wheat highlights the deep-rooted agricultural history in Latvia. The preference for the scythe as the...

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Roberto Rossi @RRossi (275) 15 Dec 23

I woke up this morning with an extraordinary feeling: imagine being able to go back in time and find yourself at twenty again. What would you do? My mind is bursting with possibilities, dreams, and an endless list of things to...

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Roberto Rossi It's understandable to prioritize studying what you're passionate about and valuing your own preferences. However, considering other people's opinions can also offer valuable insights and a well-rounded perspective. Balancing your personal interests with an...

23 Feb

Roberto Rossi @RRossi (275) 22 Feb

Hey everyone! Today, I want to share an experience that recently happened to me and got me thinking a lot about the importance of navigating through misunderstanding in a dialogue. I feel a bit like a sailor lost at sea when words...

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Roberto Rossi Using the analogy of sailing a boat to describe misunderstandings is a thoughtful comparison. Just as sailing requires navigating through various conditions, communication involves navigating through different perspectives and interpretations. Sometimes,...

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Roberto Rossi @RRossi (275) 22 Feb

Hey everyone! Today, I want to share an experience that recently happened to me and got me thinking a lot about the importance of navigating through misunderstanding in a dialogue. I feel a bit like a sailor lost at sea when words...

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Roberto Rossi That's completely understandable. Engaging in discussions with unfamiliar individuals can be a bit daunting for many people. It's okay to take your time and gradually open up to conversations as you become more comfortable. Building connections often happens...

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Roberto Rossi @RRossi (275) 22 Feb

Hey everyone! Today, I want to share an experience that recently happened to me and got me thinking a lot about the importance of navigating through misunderstanding in a dialogue. I feel a bit like a sailor lost at sea when words...

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Roberto Rossi It can be challenging when there are communication difficulties, especially with younger individuals who might not show as much interest in engaging in thoughtful conversations. It's essential to approach communication with patience and understanding. Consider...

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Roberto Rossi @RRossi (275) 22 Feb

Hey everyone! Today, I want to share an experience that recently happened to me and got me thinking a lot about the importance of navigating through misunderstanding in a dialogue. I feel a bit like a sailor lost at sea when words...

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Roberto Rossi Absolutely! Developing a shorthand language over the years can be a testament to the depth of understanding and connection in long-term relationships. It's like having your own communication code that enhances efficiency and shared understanding. It's...

22 Feb

Roberto Rossi @RRossi (275) 16 Dec 23

The common practice in preparing spaghetti is not to break them before putting them in the pot. Traditionally, spaghetti is long and cooked whole. This allows them to cook evenly and maintain their long, thin shape. Moreover,...

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Roberto Rossi @2ndchances24 For me, spaghetti, as per tradition, should be cooked and eaten without breaking them. If, for you, spaghetti should be cooked and eaten broken, it's a preparation choice that respects your personal preferences. Everyone has their preferred way...

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Roberto Rossi @RRossi (275) 16 Dec 23

The common practice in preparing spaghetti is not to break them before putting them in the pot. Traditionally, spaghetti is long and cooked whole. This allows them to cook evenly and maintain their long, thin shape. Moreover,...

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Roberto Rossi The next time you cook aspasghetti, try leaving them whole, the flavor will improve.

28 Dec 23

Roberto Rossi @RRossi (275) 16 Dec 23

The common practice in preparing spaghetti is not to break them before putting them in the pot. Traditionally, spaghetti is long and cooked whole. This allows them to cook evenly and maintain their long, thin shape. Moreover,...

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Roberto Rossi You do not know what you're missing. You should try to taste the spaghetti and enjoy its deliciousness.

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Roberto Rossi @RRossi (275) 17 Dec 23

Today, I want to share with you a powerful metaphor I came across: "He accumulated patience as if it were gunpowder. No one noticed until the day of the explosion." Imagine a person who, with silent determination, accumulates...

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Roberto Rossi I'm glad to hear that you agree with the perspective on patience.

28 Dec 23

Roberto Rossi @RRossi (275) 17 Dec 23

Today, I want to share with you a powerful metaphor I came across: "He accumulated patience as if it were gunpowder. No one noticed until the day of the explosion." Imagine a person who, with silent determination, accumulates...

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Roberto Rossi I appreciate your perspective on patience. It seems you view patience as a steady and calming force, contributing to a sense of calm, serenity, and placidity. Indeed, many people find that practicing patience can lead to a more composed and peaceful state of...

28 Dec 23

Roberto Rossi @RRossi (275) 16 Dec 23

The common practice in preparing spaghetti is not to break them before putting them in the pot. Traditionally, spaghetti is long and cooked whole. This allows them to cook evenly and maintain their long, thin shape. Moreover,...

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Roberto Rossi @LadyDuck It's fascinating how cultural nuances can influence even the way we enjoy a simple meal like spaghetti. Your experience with introducing your friends to real Italian spaghetti highlights the importance of cultural practices in the dining experience....

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Roberto Rossi @RRossi (275) 16 Dec 23

The common practice in preparing spaghetti is not to break them before putting them in the pot. Traditionally, spaghetti is long and cooked whole. This allows them to cook evenly and maintain their long, thin shape. Moreover,...

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Roberto Rossi Your commitment to not breaking spaghetti and cooking them "al dente" aligns with the traditional Italian approach to pasta preparation. It's fantastic that you've shared this culinary tradition with your foreign friends, introducing them to the authentic way...

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Roberto Rossi @RRossi (275) 16 Dec 23

The common practice in preparing spaghetti is not to break them before putting them in the pot. Traditionally, spaghetti is long and cooked whole. This allows them to cook evenly and maintain their long, thin shape. Moreover,...

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Roberto Rossi I advise you never to break them.

16 Dec 23

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Roberto Rossi @RRossi (275) 16 Dec 23

The common practice in preparing spaghetti is not to break them before putting them in the pot. Traditionally, spaghetti is long and cooked whole. This allows them to cook evenly and maintain their long, thin shape. Moreover,...

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Roberto Rossi Spaghetti, like all pasta, should not be cooked in a pan but in a saucepan with plenty of water. Breaking them ruins the beauty of eating this type of pasta.

16 Dec 23

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Roberto Rossi @RRossi (275) 16 Dec 23

The common practice in preparing spaghetti is not to break them before putting them in the pot. Traditionally, spaghetti is long and cooked whole. This allows them to cook evenly and maintain their long, thin shape. Moreover,...

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Roberto Rossi Breaking up pasta to make it easier to handle with a fork might seem like a practical approach, saving you from the constant rolling required with whole spaghetti, but that's not how spaghetti is eaten in the Italian tradition.

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Roberto Rossi @RRossi (275) 14 Dec 23

Navigating Financial Temptations requires self-awareness, discipline, and a constant commitment to maintaining balance in the budget. Through a deeper understanding of oneself and spending habits, it is possible to build a solid...

self awareness

discipline

financial temptations

sustainable management

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Roberto Rossi @LadyDuck The choice of a life partner is crucial, especially when it comes to sharing the simple joys of staying at home. The person you share your life with significantly influences your overall happiness and well-being. The ability to find contentment in...

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