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Roberto Rossi @RRossi (275) 23 Feb 24

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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RasmaSandra @RRossi when I lived in Latvia and my husband was alive the scythe was his choice of cutting the grass. He was born and raised in Latvia and we lived in the suburbs of Riga, Latvia, and had a big garden. Personally, I once tried the scythe remembering ages ago...

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Laurel (L_B) @Happy2BeMe (99380) • Canada 23 Feb 24

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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Laurel (L_B) @RRossi thank you and you are welcome. Hope you have a wonderful day.

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Roberto Rossi @RRossi (275) 22 Feb 24

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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Anna @RRossi I do my best to "adapt" myself, I see no efforts from the other side.

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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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Jim Bauer @RRossi Who needs tradition? If food tastes good that's all that matters to me. lol

30 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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Gayle Harrelson @RRossi I've always liked breaking mine down where it's easier to eat without making a mess.

30 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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Gayle Harrelson @RRossi that's a GOOD question I wish I knew the answer to that.

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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Gayle Harrelson @RRossi no it may not be, but I'm also not Italian either, nor do I live in their era of life, but when I could eat spaghetti, that's the way I would cook it & use LESS.

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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Eva James @RRossi I actually meant pot and it still looks yummy

16 Dec 23

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Roberto Rossi @RRossi (275) 15 Dec 23

Counting to ten before responding when angry is a common anger management strategy. This brief pause can help calm emotions, providing the necessary time to reflect before reacting impulsively. During this counting, one seeks to...

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George B Vieto @RRossi You are right.

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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Anna @RRossi I always try to learn a bit of different culture even before trying their restaurants and savoring their foods. I know that there are gestures considered not polite in other cultures, I try to do my best to avoid. In Europe we all cut the meat with...

16 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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Anna @RRossi My friends were uncomfortable the first time I served them real Italian spaghetti. I showed them how to roll and they learned quickly. They never broke their spaghetti again. It is a pain to eat spaghetti cut in half, you do not arrive to roll them...

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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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Anna @RRossi When you are very young, you figure out that after the marriage you will finally go out with your husband to have fun, to travel, to go out for the weekends. The reality is different, with marriage comes responsibilities. What you never did before, it...

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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...

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Anna @RRossi This is absolutely true, the person you choose is crucial for the rest of your life.

16 Dec 23

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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Anna @RRossi I am not unhappy with my marriage, but, as the years passed, I realized that I missed being young and with no worries. I got married too young.

16 Dec 23

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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...

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Anna @RRossi It is important the person with whom you live and with whom to share the happiness to simply stay at home.

16 Dec 23

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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...

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Anna @RRossi - Aging there is not a lot more we can enjoy staying at home.

16 Dec 23

Roberto Rossi @RRossi (275) 15 Dec 23

Counting to ten before responding when angry is a common anger management strategy. This brief pause can help calm emotions, providing the necessary time to reflect before reacting impulsively. During this counting, one seeks to...

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George B Vieto @RRossi I did read a book stating that positive emotions are helpful in combating stress.

15 Dec 23

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Roberto Rossi @RRossi (275) 11 Dec 23

This thought reflects an important truth about forgiveness. Forgiving is a noble act, but it is also essential to establish healthy boundaries in relationships. If someone perceives that forgiveness is automatic and without...

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Steve Marshall @RRossi Beautifully said. I agree with all that you said there.

15 Dec 23

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Roberto Rossi @RRossi (275) 11 Dec 23

This thought reflects an important truth about forgiveness. Forgiving is a noble act, but it is also essential to establish healthy boundaries in relationships. If someone perceives that forgiveness is automatic and without...

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Steve Marshall @RRossi Yes, forgiveness, and love, often work hand in hand, and each is transforming in its own way, too.

15 Dec 23

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Roberto Rossi @RRossi (275) 7 Dec 23

I dreamed of walking along a deserted beach at sunset. The waves gently lapped at the shore, while the sky was painted in shades of orange and pink. There was a feeling of peace and serenity in the sound of the sea and the light...

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Dr Souvik Chatterji @RRossi yes Rossi I agree i also love serene weather

15 Dec 23

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