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Always smiling @allknowing (137994) • India 17 Nov

Ever since that 'temptress' came on the scene Peppie is not himself. He is crying for her and since she is now far away he will never get her. Today he did not eat the fish I served him - his favourite food. He is now sleeping...

peppie

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rsa101 @allknowing Yeah its nature that made them that way. Somey may even be extra aggressive towards other male cats too.

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rsa101 @rsa101 (38166) • Philippines 22 Oct

I wrote a few months ago about us going back to my sister in New York, and all of that is happening right now. I am happy to see New York return for a new season. I was here in the spring the first time, and now that I am back...

ny in autumn

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rsa101 @jobelbojel Am back almost a week already.

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Bojel @jobelbojel (36046) • Philippines 17 Nov

Thank you for your prayers. The typhoon weakens and now at the West Philippine Sea. No more rains at winds at the moment, but the weather news said it might still bring rains. I thank God for the mountain walls - they said as...

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rsa101 That is good to know. I suppose many of you in Northern Luzon place a great deal of importance on those mountain ranges. For this reason, it is crucial to keep those mountain ranges from being depleted in order to preserve their ability to defend you there.

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Thelma @thelme55 (77162) • Germany 17 Nov

As you have known, Sundays are my Me days. I scheduled it for myself. That means I can be with friends or just staying at home chilling. Baking is one way of chilling myself. I baked coconut cupcakes this afternoon as I still...

baking

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rsa101 You seem to have had a great time there with your son and his spouse. Being with your son on that day would be a wonderful way for you to bond with them.

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G @freelancermariagrace (28687) • Philippines 17 Nov

Heavy rain and strong winds are currently affecting my province. This weather has persisted since this afternoon, even though the super typhoon is still quite far away. If I am not mistaken, conditions are expected to worsen...

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rsa101 I believe the typhoon has already moved through your area by now. Since this is the fifth one to pass through our nation after a number of others, I sincerely hope it is the last to do so. I pray that we are given some time to rest and recuperate from all of...

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Always smiling @allknowing (137994) • India 17 Nov

Ever since that 'temptress' came on the scene Peppie is not himself. He is crying for her and since she is now far away he will never get her. Today he did not eat the fish I served him - his favourite food. He is now sleeping...

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rsa101 It is the first time I have ever seen a cat experiencing love sickness. For cats that are still active and constantly searching for a partner, I suppose that is what hormones do.

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rakski @rakski (126324) • Philippines 13 Nov

Five typhoons in one month. All three of them hit the northern province of Luzon and made landfall, there were typhoons Kristine, Marce, and Nika. While the other one did not make a landfall bere but in Taiwan...

five typhoons in one month

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severe typhoon

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rsa101 @rakski Yes, that is another aspect of urban expansion, and population growth is increasing. We need to at least live in peace with the weather being hospitable to us, and now that the fifth typhoon has already left our land mass, I hope there will not be any...

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Always smiling @allknowing (137994) • India 14 Nov

We shifted to a semi rural town a few years ago. Happy that we did it as it is a win win situation all the way There is no heavy traffic, no pollution and best of all you get the best service be it the plumber, electrician...

benefits

living in a semirural town

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rsa101 @allknowing Based on your description, it appears that you are already in a suburban area.

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rakski @rakski (126324) • Philippines 12 Nov

The medical technologist found it really difficult to find my veins where she would extract blood. That means pain. It took her around ten minutes to be able to get blood from my arms. I experienced...

difficulties in finding my veins

where is my vein

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rsa101 @rakski Yes, it does happen to a lot of people. Simply maintain your health to avoid having to have blood drawn frequently.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (342271) • Rockingham, Australia 12 Nov

The photo shows an installation commemorating the role played by the Australian Light Horse during World War I. Australia sent more than 120,000 horses overseas. Many were what became known as ‘Walers’, the name deriving from New...

australian light horse

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rsa101 @JudyEv, since they are a significant aspect of history that everyone should be aware of, it is good that you remember them and appreciate the things from the past.

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The Horse @TheHorse (220452) • Walnut Creek, California 13 Nov

I had forgotten that MyLot payout would be soon. For some reason, I had a good month in October. I made my "T and A" goal, and almost made my "Totally Ridiculous Over The Top Goal." I attribute it all to my Rice Chex, which...

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rsa101 @TheHorse Well, I have not been at all thus far, and the folks I have met there have been kind, as you mentioned. I consider myself fortunate to have avoided being mugged there for no apparent reason. I occasionally rode subways, and most of the people there...

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NJ Chicaa @NJChicaa (120211) • United States 13 Nov

Because of course. This is the guy who also said he would be a dictator on Day 1 and that if he was re-elected no one would have to vote any longer. It is amazing that after all of these years his supporters claim that he is...

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rsa101 @TheHorse It is unfortunate that some wealthy and well-known people are attempting to manage a nation using democracy in their own way. However, your majority has spoken, so we must either put up with another term of his rule in the name of democracy. Let him...

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Always smiling @allknowing (137994) • India 13 Nov

Looking back at the time when we had to stand in queues to pay our bills what a relief it is now that just with the click of the mouse we do it all sitting in the confines of our home. While I am not much intoi relentless...

online payments

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rsa101 Since only a small number of accounts with large balances were impacted, many people are beginning to suspect that it might be an inside job. I believe that someone from the inside must be able to view and see the accounts in order to determine which ones will...

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Diana @dya80dya (36769) 12 Nov

Lately, Blue has been sleeping with his face down. I did some research, and I read that sick cats sometimes sleep with their faces down. I have three cats, and he is the only one who sleeps like that. I can't find out if he is...

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rsa101 @dya80dya, I have the same suspicion. I have a strong suspicion that it requires care and should feel better in his environment in order to get a good night's sleep.

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Bojel @jobelbojel (36046) • Philippines 13 Nov

Today is supposedly my office day Wednesday. I worked from home today instead of going to the office. Tomorrow will be office day. But good thing I did not go. I just saw a traffic advisory a minute ago. It's Dua Lipa's...

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rsa101 @jobelbojel, it is true that the pandemic's aftermath has made many workers realize that working from home is feasible and workable, but I am sure it will not apply to everyone, especially in industries like manufacturing or medicine where many employees still...

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (342271) • Rockingham, Australia 13 Nov

The photo is mine, showing a shack which housed an Australian hermit at one time. Last night, we watched Hampstead on Netflix. Until the end I hadn’t realised the film was based on the real life story of Harry Hallowes...

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rsa101 @JudyEv Nice having a back story behind his reason for that kind of a lifestyle.

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rsa101 @rsa101 (38166) • Philippines 22 Oct

I wrote a few months ago about us going back to my sister in New York, and all of that is happening right now. I am happy to see New York return for a new season. I was here in the spring the first time, and now that I am back...

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rsa101 That is true just 3 weeks of our stay there we witness the transformation of trees from very colorful then slowly losing their leaves down.

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rsa101 @rsa101 (38166) • Philippines 22 Oct

I wrote a few months ago about us going back to my sister in New York, and all of that is happening right now. I am happy to see New York return for a new season. I was here in the spring the first time, and now that I am back...

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rsa101 We did enjoy our trip meeting family and friends there. I especially enjoyed the weather there, which is entirely different from ours, having very sunny yet chilly weather there.

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rakski @rakski (126324) • Philippines 12 Nov

The medical technologist found it really difficult to find my veins where she would extract blood. That means pain. It took her around ten minutes to be able to get blood from my arms. I experienced...

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rsa101 @rakski I see there are moments that our veins does get smaller or brittle as we grow older. That is why some seniors experience same thing as yours.

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rakski @rakski (126324) • Philippines 12 Nov

The medical technologist found it really difficult to find my veins where she would extract blood. That means pain. It took her around ten minutes to be able to get blood from my arms. I experienced...

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rsa101 I am sorry to hear that you have that kind of vein, @rakski. Painful blood extractions are rare for me, but they do happen when the medtechs doing the procedure are inexperienced.

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