Angela Cater

@Tabby67 (18)

Stockport, England • Age 58

Joined myLot 7 years ago

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Rainy day fun activities for children.

beautyqueen26 @beautyqueen26 (16030) • United States 10 Jun 07

Some days we can't go outside when it's raining and now that it's rainy season, here, I thought it might be nice to have a back up plan. Does anyone know where I can find printable coloring book pages online? Are there any...

activities for children

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Angela Cater Try Pinterest. There's tons of colouring pages, crafts and ideas.

11 Nov 18

Great stress reliever

Charlene Sally Collins @OreoBrownie (3755) • Commerce, Georgia 16 Dec 15

For me, coloring is a talent that has evolved. I was never into kid stuff before, but when I lost my ability to write I had all this energy I couldn't get rid of. So I went to Mickey Mouse, and Minnie and Donald Duck. I still have...

color

coloring book

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Angela Cater Agreed, I draw and paint myself, but sometimes it is great to just sit and colour. Some of the books are great works of art in themselves. As for those who say it isn't creative...please don't get me started!

11 Nov 18

Can I really earn money sitting at Home?

Swati @lovelife1234 (88) 3 Sep 18

I have read a lot of articles and have watched tons of YouTube videos in which everyone describes how easy is it to earn sitting at home. They easily give names of 20 websites from which you can earn and 50 other methods. But I...

earning

online jobs

work from home

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Angela Cater Try this website which lists lots of global jobs, and jobs you can apply to according to your particular skills and talents. https://www.dreamhomebasedwork.com/100-worldwide-work-at-home-jobs/ I currently work for Appen Global and also has an English tutor...

3 Oct 18

"What is the SMELLIEST thing you can remember?"

Shavkat @Shavkat (140367) • Philippines 29 Sep 18

While having a class, we are discussing the word "smelly." The student cannot imagine the smell of the king of fruits "durian." For me, I need her to know the adjective smelly. I asked this question: "Do you know somebody who...

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Angela Cater I had durian in Singapore and didn't find it as bad as its reputation. I think the smelliest thing is what I find in my cat's litter box each morning or someone who smokes one hell of a lot.

30 Sep 18

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Sharpening your pencils....with ?

Francine @beenice2 (2967) • Sackville, New Brunswick 20 Sep 18

Some of us uses a small pencil sharpener and others uses a big one that you put on the wall with screws. Well I still use a small one, and I do have the big one that you screw on the wall. I can agree that depend...

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Angela Cater I also use a two-holed metal sharpener but have recently had quite a bit of difficulty trying to find a new one. The best way to sharpen a pencil is too hold it in your non-dominant hand and to turn the sharpener instead of the pencil. It takes a bit of...

30 Sep 18

Don't Like Her Gifts!

@acelawrites @acelawrites (19272) • Philippines 26 Aug 18

She did it again! I was about to take my morning walk early yesterday morning but it was preempted by what I saw at our front door! She gifted me a snake again! It is still moving and looks weak; though not so big and long, I...

cat

gift

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Angela Cater I would hate that gift! Pablo has brought me live frogs and hidden a dead mouse in my umbrella (which fell on my head when I opened it up). He also likes to invite himself to neighbourhood barbecues and brings home legs of chicken, sausages and kebabs. He...

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Coloring

Anne18 @Anne18 (11029) 9 Sep 08

I used to love colouring when I was a girl. Two of my children love to colour as well. One of my children showed me her patten the other day and it was one of those patterens, when you put the pencil on the paper and just draw...

colouring

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Angela Cater You and me both! And I'm completely unashamed about my ever-growing collection of colouring books. In fact, I think I'll sign off and go and do some now.

30 Sep 18

colouring blue faces, is it wrong?

poppoppop111 @poppoppop111 (5731) • Canada 3 Jan 09

i had a meeting with my daughter's teacher, my daughter is 5 and when they colour pictures sometimes she will colour the faces blue, yellow, green. the teacher told me she can't do this. she said that she told my daughter that...

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Angela Cater It beggars belief, she's 5 for goodness sake! I had a Black Beauty colouring book at that age and coloured the horse blue. As for skin only being one colour! As she not heard of ethnic diversity. I would complain to the Head.

30 Sep 18

It's Official - I'm Addicted To Adult Colouring Books

Janey1966 @Janey1966 (24170) • Carlisle, England 11 Aug 15

Now, Lamby would think that 'Adult Colouring Books' are - er - rude and yes, there are a few rude ones out there..but I'd get bored with those, yes indeedy..so I buy the more 'conventional' ones instead. I'm starting to lose...

colouring

mindfulness

stress

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Angela Cater Me too! My collection is ever growing and I recently found a fantastic Etsy store that sells a lot of truly beautiful Oriental books. I'm a colour pencil addict and could have cried when they stopped making Berol Karismas. Anyone who thinks it is juvenile or...

30 Sep 18

Coffee is good for your heart

Lynn Fowler @lynnief (1203) • Australia 17 Apr 18

In a report on tonight's TV news, the "health experts" have done one of their famous U turns. From telling us that coffee is evil, and we should avoid it at all costs as it will cause heart problems, they are now saying the...

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Angela Cater I used to love coffee but when I had a stroke several years ago, I suddenly went off it and now I can't stomach it at all. On the other hand, I had never liked tea and now I really enjoy a good strong cuppa. The continual conflicts of expert opinion are not...

4 Sep 18

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What is the most deadliest disease in the world?

Sj Alberto @sjanealbert (74) • Naga City, Philippines 6 Nov 17

For me it would be Heart attack cause no one will never know when it will happen to any of us.

heart attack

cancer

lower respiratory infections

aneurysm

stroke

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Angela Cater A lot more people survive cancer nowadays and people are very aware of it. Several years ago, I had a stroke which turned my life upside down. None of my family or colleagues understood as I was the first stroke survivor they had ever met. Apart from a car...

4 Sep 18

A bad meal=======would you send it back?

Alfredo Rossi @amadeo (111938) • United States 31 Aug 18

Good evening.As I am signing off for the night. A little discussion here. While dining out and having a nice meal. does anyone here had a bad meal.if you did how do you deal with it. I had a terrible one a week ago at a Chinese...

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Angela Cater I hate conflict and causing a fuss, but I am paying for this meal and I want to enjoy it, so absolutely I would send it back. My pet hate is food that is lukewarm or so salty that it stings your mouth.

4 Sep 18

Why waste your time in mylot?

Toni @toniganzon (72547) • Philippines 3 Sep 18

If you have a single ounce of doubt that mylot is a scam, why would you even waste your time writing a lot of discussions in a single day? Whe I first joined mylot several years ago, I never really thought it would pay me at...

mylot

scam

just another mylot post

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Angela Cater Thanks for saying that. I am a new member but this looks like a fun place to be and there are some interesting discussions going on. I had never heard of this site until yesterday and am impressed that it has been going for several years or more.

4 Sep 18

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