catskisses
@catskisses (434)
United States • Age 68
Joined myLot 17 years ago
I will age ungracefully until I become an old woman in a garden doing whatever the hell I want.
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puddytat101
@puddytat101 (657)
• United States
3 Feb 09
Spill the beans!
Are you a tightwad or a big spender?
Do you use coupons?
Is saving money important to you?
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catskisses I am CHEAP!!! not little letter cheap, CHEAP in big neon letterrs lol. I use coupons, rebates, freebies.. I comparison shop and recycle to the point that my trash collector took back my bin!!
I am single and bring home only around $900 monthly, so savng money...
3 Feb 09
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livinglegend7
@livinglegend7 (114)
• United States
17 Jan 09
I cook a lot of Pasta Dishes which can be extermley cheap when you can get Spaghetti sauce on sale. I also cook a lot chicken which with vegetables.
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nonew3
@nonew3 (1941)
• United States
29 Aug 08
One time I heard of a cucumber flavored ice cream but I was reluctant to try it. It just didn't seem that cucumbers and ice cream could go together. What is the strangest ice cream flavor you have ever heard of?
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Grandmaof2
@Grandmaof2 (7579)
• Canada
10 Jun 08
How do you feel about people giving flowers after you've lost a family member? This doesn't impress me in the least. I come from a place in life that's called "Low On Cash" at most times and I think if you can't bring me a bouquet...
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beautyqueen26
@beautyqueen26 (16030)
• United States
15 Jun 08
My grandmother used to say that if you use cedar shampoo
on your dog at bathtime, your dog won't have fleas.
I don't have a dog, so I haven't tried the cedar shampoo yet.
So, I'm using the cedar oil on my cat's bedding and...
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suspenseful
@suspenseful (40192)
• Canada
6 May 08
The only recipe I know for yams is the kind when you smash them up and have marshmallows with them for Thanksgiving. I heard you can fry them, but cannot see that with sausages and chicken. That is the only meats I fry potatoes...
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pyewacket
@pyewacket (43903)
• United States
12 Jan 08
Okay about to open a can of worms here again and will probably get people down my throat for this, but I just have to rattle this out.
First, let me explain that yes, I grew up in a Christian household, and yes, we read the...
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catskisses Oh, I simpy cannot let this one pass lol.. I willingly jump into the pyre with ya Pye..
First, may I say that as far as I can tell there is only one part of the Bible which is literally the 'word of God'.. that is the Ten Commandments said to be 'written by...
13 Jan 08
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Leca
@lecanis (16647)
• Murfreesboro, Tennessee
13 Jan 08
A couple of days ago a customer at the bank where I work gave me a religious tract: this particular one was about "Why We Should Read the Bible". When I get this sort of thing from customers, I am polite to them about it, and just...
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catskisses This assumption has been made about me more times than I can count.. I remember one friend who was shocked upon visiting to find not one but several versions of the Bible on my bookshelf.. I was once surprised at how many Christians believe that the only way...
13 Jan 08
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humbleme
@humbleme (1004)
• India
13 Jan 08
Hello friends,We call our earth "Mother earth" at the sametime normally the creater/God is knowns or identified as male, also if you observe carefully all the Lords of major religions in our world are males like Jesus,Allah, Lord...
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catskisses I do not know who would be the grandfather for the Christian faith.. the term Mother Earth is more commonly used in animistic faiths (those who revere the forces of nature), so to use the Christian Father God and Mother Earth together is a sort of melding of...
13 Jan 08
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jillhill
@jillhill (37354)
• United States
10 Jan 08
Right now I am enjoying a portion package of tapioca pudding, which is almost my favorite kind! I remember growing up and eating lemon pudding everyday because my father was a Watkins dealer and he had cannisters of it and we...
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pyewacket
@pyewacket (43903)
• United States
9 Jan 08
Okay, now I hope people who are seeing psychologists/psychiatrists or counselors won't jump down my throat about this, especially if they are really benefiting by seeing them...BUT
Yes, there may come a time when we do need...
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catskisses I have had two times when I sought professional help.. As with anything you have to find the right one for you.. My first time was during a time when I had a hugely stressful job, and I needed help to cope. When you find that you cannot stand to be around...
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fightingistheonlyway
@fightingistheonlyway (2658)
• Canada
9 Jan 08
If a race of advanced aliens were to come to earth (in peace), and they were found to be, lets say, Christian with a bible similar to ours... 99% of atheists, would, after some questioning, turn into Christians.. (seeing that...
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catskisses I question where you got these 'facts'.. I for one will not change my faith path simply because some being from another place or planet believes in a particular way.. I have no reason to think that they would be any more intelligent than we in such things..
I...
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nancyrowina
@nancyrowina (3850)
29 Nov 07
Christmas is meant to be a Christian Holiday to celebrate the birth of Jesus. But it has increasingly become an excuse to decorate your house with lights, give each other presents, and get blind drunk.
Being Pagan I'm skeptical...
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catskisses I do celebrate Yule, then continue to celebrate through Christmas.. most of my friends and family are not heavily reigious, so parties and such are not centered around the birth of the Christ.. rather they are gatherings of loved ones that celebrate our love...
8 Jan 08
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LilyoftheThorns
@LilyoftheThorns (12918)
• United States
6 Jan 08
My plan after getting my own place is to adopt an old dog. (I know I won't be able to live long without a dog with me, so it'd be soon after moving). Anyways =P I told my sister that I'd be adopting an old dog first. If I happened...
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catskisses I believe you to be right... no one knows how long the animal might live, even puppies die.. you will be giving a home to one who is 'less adoptable', and most probaby surely facing euthanasia.. you will gain so much, a pet who already 'knows the basics' so to...
6 Jan 08
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purposedriven
@purposedriven (842)
• United States
2 Jan 08
It puzzles me to know that there are so many individuals who walk around the place as if they are not worth anything. You greet them with a smile, yet they return a frown. You ask them about their day, they mumble something...
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catskisses You have a beautful smile, one that would make me want to smile back.. yes, people do seem to focus on the negative.. why?.. I think for more than one reason, most practically, it takes more focus to change something negative than to let positive things flow...
3 Jan 08
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pyewacket
@pyewacket (43903)
• United States
30 Dec 07
Okay, I think I must have really lost it today. When I got up today, I honest to God thought it was Monday, New Year's eve, instead of Sunday. It wasn't until I went briefly to the computer to check a few things out, and it...
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uath13
@uath13 (8192)
• United States
2 Jan 08
My 14 yr old daughter came in for her visitation & guess what, she had an ear infection. Apparently this had been so bad that she couldn't sleep & had actually been crying from it. Yet her mother had "forgotten" & " not had time...
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