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Fleur @Fleura (30706) • United Kingdom 13 Jan

I’m a happy bunny today – I stopped off at the supermarket to pick up some extra fruit and vegetables and they had Seville marmalade oranges in stock! I have been keeping an eye out for them but the season is so short it’s a bit...

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Marie @Tampa_girl7 (50938) • United States 13 Jan

Hello to everyone in Mylot. Today is my weight lifting day. My son and I lift Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Today I had to do the treadmill instead. I walked a mile and will do another this afternoon. I couldn’t lift weights,...

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Kareng @kareng (64586) • United States 13 Jan

I have been up several hours which is unusual for me, but hey, there is always hope of me becoming a morning person in my lifetime. Ha, not very likely, but there is still hope! I was inspired by seeing blue skies outside my...

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April @thislittlepennyearns (63268) • Defuniak Springs, Florida 13 Jan

I will make this short and sweet because I am kind of annoyed. But I figured I would pop in and say hi before I went on to work on my taxes. There isn't a whole lot going on today. It's dreary outside and I didn't sleep great...

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LooeyVille @LooeyVille (61) • United States 13 Jan

I was seeing a video scroll on my newsfeed about "Tips for Fighting the Common Cold" Naturally that made me wonder if any cold was uncommon. Is it the "common" cold because everybody gets it so it's very common to get it? Or is...

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Kareng @kareng (64586) • United States 12 Jan

I don't think I have mentioned the fact that my oldest daughter will be getting married again...on January 25th, 2025. Only 13 days away now! That was what my trip to the mall was all about the other day- to look for a dress! I...

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Kareng @kareng (64586) • United States 12 Jan

I have some heavy whipping cream in the refrigerator that needs to be used. I thought I was going to need it for holiday desserts, but didn't. Time is running out before it goes bad. So what would be your choice in making...

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Kareng @kareng (64586) • United States 12 Jan

I mentioned earlier that we went to our local shopping mall the other day. This was my first visit there in over a year. We have had several major stores leave the mall, one being Sears not long after we moved to...

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Kandase @Kandae11 (55355) 13 Jan

If you won't mind shelling out $175, 000 you can take home a humanoid robot for a companion. Meet Aria, one of the AI robots on display at the CES( Consumer Electronics Show) held in Las Vegas earlier this month. This robot can...

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Ron Rybs @Ronrybs (19728) • London, England 12 Jan

After yesterday’s sunny, but cold weather, today was foggy, grey and cold. An excellent day for another brisk walk. Turned out, along the canal it wasn’t that foggy. Maybe a bit of mist, but the cold bit was right! On this walk...

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Judy Evans We had a gate on one little farm where the fance had been taken away each side. If we were showing people around, I'd go through the gate and they'd all follow without saying anything. I wonder what they thought.

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Ron Rybs @Ronrybs (19728) • London, England 12 Jan

After yesterday’s sunny, but cold weather, today was foggy, grey and cold. An excellent day for another brisk walk. Turned out, along the canal it wasn’t that foggy. Maybe a bit of mist, but the cold bit was right! On this walk...

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DE On a warmer, but not hot, day I'd be interested in walking along the canal with you. That looks lovely. (I'd want it to be about 60F/15.5C)

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Ron Rybs @Ronrybs (19728) • London, England 12 Jan

After yesterday’s sunny, but cold weather, today was foggy, grey and cold. An excellent day for another brisk walk. Turned out, along the canal it wasn’t that foggy. Maybe a bit of mist, but the cold bit was right! On this walk...

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Kareng That looks interesting an a nice little walk along the canal too!

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Ron Rybs @Ronrybs (19728) • London, England 12 Jan

After yesterday’s sunny, but cold weather, today was foggy, grey and cold. An excellent day for another brisk walk. Turned out, along the canal it wasn’t that foggy. Maybe a bit of mist, but the cold bit was right! On this walk...

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Kandase That area looks perfect for a brisk walk or a bike ride.

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Ron Rybs @Ronrybs (19728) • London, England 12 Jan

After yesterday’s sunny, but cold weather, today was foggy, grey and cold. An excellent day for another brisk walk. Turned out, along the canal it wasn’t that foggy. Maybe a bit of mist, but the cold bit was right! On this walk...

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RasmaSandra Those kinds of things are fascinating, There was a large gate along a forest trail in Latvia that always fascinated me, It turns out that it once belonged to an old estate that had been there ages ago,

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (343692) • Rockingham, Australia 12 Jan

I wrote about a West Australian camera museum and was reminded of seeing another camera collection somewhere in England. Replying to a comment by myLotter Ron Rybs, I went looking for photos from the place. And it was at Lacock,...

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Judy Evans I think he was into archeology as well and owned some tablets with heiroglyphics. More thieving from Egypt!

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Ron Rybs @Ronrybs (19728) • London, England 9 Jan

On one of my walks I found a new cafe had opened. The building at the corner of the recreational park, was where I saw my first, and last, Punch and Judy show. Over time it has been a sports pavilion and nursery. It has now...

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Judy Evans @Ronrybs Exactly!

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (343692) • Rockingham, Australia 11 Jan

I’ve sometimes heard the phrase ‘making rogues out of honest men’ but I can’t find any reference to it on the internet. The saying came to mind when we had to update information on our social security documents. These were to do...

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Judy Evans Exactly - and what's good for the rich is good for us too.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (343692) • Rockingham, Australia 9 Jan

The photo is of a rock-pool in the general area of Meckering. Meckering (population 200-odd) in Western Australia made a name for itself when, in 1968, an earthquake reduced much of the town to rubble. In 1995, Charles Wadley...

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Judy Evans @Ronrybs You could regard it as a challenge.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (343692) • Rockingham, Australia 11 Jan

Did you know that part of the Bible has been written in Cockney? A Cockney is an East Londoner, traditionally one born within earshot of Bow Bells, which are the church bells of St. Mary-le-Bow, Cheapside, London. Nine stories...

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Judy Evans @Ronrybs True. I can't really see it inspiring anyone to read/research more.

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Kareng @kareng (64586) • United States 11 Jan

We had to run into town today to pick up my husband's prescriptions and insulin at the drug store today and as we were leaving he headed in the opposite direction of our house. I asked him, "Where are you going?" Our little town...

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Kareng I agree!

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