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Just an Ordinary Owl? @owlwings (43907) • Cambridge, England 14 Jul 16

My father was both an artist and a photographer (neither of them as a profession). The other day, my brother and I decided to visit the scene of one of his paintings, Shepreth Mill, near Cambridge, and to take a photograph from as...

art

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Paul Ruthford I love that painting, it really is a professional piece of art, even though your father wasn't a professional artist. Artists do have more control over the field they see. Of course, nowadays there are loads of tools that help photographers achieve the...

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anthony davis @lookatdesktop (27138) • Dallas, Texas 13 Jul 16

According to polls taken by frequent survey takers and given the latest technological developments in surveillance, chances are, when you are in a retail store that sells clothes, they are most likely using mannequins with camera...

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Paul Ruthford Man, I better stop making faces at them... 'What's the matter, tough guy, think you look so cool in this coat? Want to see what a real man looks like' 2 mins later Security: 'Excuse me, mister, you will have to come with me'. Yeah that can happen.

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Paul Ruthford @TopRear (52) 12 Jul 16

We know that there's constantly something new being developed in the healthcare sector. If we compared the medical advancement of today to what it was 100 years ago, we would immediately notice how HUGE the effect was on our...

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Paul Ruthford @TopRear (52) 9 Jul 16

I can usually motivate (or force) myself into doing things, but now... It seems that there's nothing much left to do - no work today, no extra work at home, I'm having my bass amp fixed now, there's no spiritual songwriting today...

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Paul Ruthford Hope it lasts a little longer than a few hours!

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Curlann @annierose (21570) • Philippines 9 Jul 16

There are times that I do read my Bible first before doing anything within the day and there are times that I cannot do it. But one thing that I do not forget everytime I wake up is to say a prayer of thanks and request for a...

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Paul Ruthford Not everyday, but the Bible is the ultimate guide in all situations actually. When I read it, I try to suck in all the information I can and apply it in real life. Also, when times are tough, I always read the Bible. Even seemingly random chapters can make...

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s sivasubrahmanyam @shivamani10 (11035) • Hyderabad, India 9 Jul 16

My neighbor brings toys to his 5 years son. He plays with them very often along with his friends. They enjoy a lot together. But, by the time he sees his father coming he simply takes the toy and goes into the house running with...

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keeping the toy in almirah

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Paul Ruthford Agreed. There's no surprise when some people turn out to be fully materialistic over things, just because of such examples in their childhood.

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Paul Ruthford @TopRear (52) 9 Jul 16

I can usually motivate (or force) myself into doing things, but now... It seems that there's nothing much left to do - no work today, no extra work at home, I'm having my bass amp fixed now, there's no spiritual songwriting today...

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Paul Ruthford @TopRear (52) 8 Jul 16

It's usually something that is now gone forever. Or something that requires a lot of dedication to come back to our lives again. I missed the days when I didn't need to worry about anything. Like when I was 7 years old. Now it's...

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S George @shshiju (10342) • Cochin, India 7 Jul 16

In recent times in our local daily there is a report that Grand father locks his vehicle with grand child very carelessly . Police help to break the glass and save the child from suffocation and pain. Repeated incidents in many...

accidents carelessness

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Paul Ruthford Yes, yes it is absolute negligence. Not all is lost though, some people still care for their children :/

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wildlittlefan @wildlittlefan (4680) • Hong Kong 7 Jul 16

I do enjoy taking the star ferry to cross the Victoria Harbor in Hong Kong.It is still the cheapest and oldest vehicle for public transit in the sea and it is only a ten minutes trips. I enjoy the wind and seeing both sides of...

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Paul Ruthford Hong Kong? Wow that's fascinating! Now I do love travelling by boat anywhere. It could be the nearest lake and I'd still be excited. I was on a similar trip like you described, only in Australia. Back when I was in Canberra. I also visited Sydney and one...

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Tripta @sukhmani (880) 7 Jul 16

One of my friends is very stressed these days ..she said that she just don't want to live anymore ...I encouraged her that she should not lose hope by talking for 2-3 hours..now she is feeling well..she also texted me to say that...

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Paul Ruthford Good thing you were there for her when she needed it. You're a true friend. Keep an eye on your friend and always help if you notice anything.

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Paul Ruthford @TopRear (52) 7 Jul 16

I bet most of you have had strange dreams. They say our minds mix up our feelings, experience and memories into one thing and that's how we get what we call a dream. Here's one I had. I was working as a pizza guy in a city (not...

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Paul Ruthford @TopRear (52) 4 Jul 16

A steady stream of minor accomplishments makes you more satisfied with your life than a few major accomplishments, according to some surveys. I see why this might be true. Those major accomplishments consist of many smaller ones,...

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jaishankar @else34 (13515) • New Delhi, India 3 Jul 16

I have many friends who have money and are educated,but never read books.When I buy books,they say I am wasting my money. When they are free,they talk to their friends,crack jokes and laugh.I wonder how one who can buy and read...

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Paul Ruthford Perhaps some people like something with more action. Maybe they prefer films instead of sitting comfortably at home with a cup of tea.

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Paul Ruthford @TopRear (52) 2 Jul 16

So, when you're finally ready to relax, where will you go? Will you go to an exotic location or stay at home and just spend a little time with your friends?

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Paul Ruthford @TopRear (52) 29 Jun 16

Remember when you used to go to school? Everyone liked something and absolutely hated something. But, of course, we would say 'Oh, I like everything equally' to our relatives just to get away with it. Back in middle school, I...

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Paul Ruthford Didn't mean to shock you :) I got bewildered too now, guess I'll try using a different style next time :)

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Paul Ruthford @TopRear (52) 29 Jun 16

Remember when you used to go to school? Everyone liked something and absolutely hated something. But, of course, we would say 'Oh, I like everything equally' to our relatives just to get away with it. Back in middle school, I...

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Paul Ruthford @shubhu3 I went to computer science 'in general' (undergraduate studies), then cybersecurity.

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Paul Ruthford @TopRear (52) 29 Jun 16

Remember when you used to go to school? Everyone liked something and absolutely hated something. But, of course, we would say 'Oh, I like everything equally' to our relatives just to get away with it. Back in middle school, I...

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Paul Ruthford Fascinating! Good thing you stick with what you really like.

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Paul Ruthford @TopRear (52) 29 Jun 16

Remember when you used to go to school? Everyone liked something and absolutely hated something. But, of course, we would say 'Oh, I like everything equally' to our relatives just to get away with it. Back in middle school, I...

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Paul Ruthford Hats off to you, you managed to deal with it no problem :)

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Paul Ruthford @TopRear (52) 29 Jun 16

Remember when you used to go to school? Everyone liked something and absolutely hated something. But, of course, we would say 'Oh, I like everything equally' to our relatives just to get away with it. Back in middle school, I...

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