@cinnnamon on myLot

nanciem @nanciem (1105) • United States 9 Aug 08

you just pour your favorite drink, it is the last I might add. You walk away for a second, come back and Viola.. a Stupid fly, or another bug is taking a swim in your freshly poured, last of your favorite drink! What do you...

beverages

decisions

insects

3 responses •

1 person

cinnnamon Yeah, they do stink, especially when you try to pick them up or when you squash them. I always try to shoo them away as the stink is really disgusting and hard to get rid of and stays on your skin for ages no matter how much you scrub. Here's a link, it's...

11 Aug 08

saivenkaat802003 @saivenkaat802003 (4823) • India 10 Aug 08

Kangaroo.. and saving the planet, what connections does it have.. Simple the digestive system of Kangaroo is different and produces no METHANE gases.. What methane gas? yea.. Methane gas is produced by cows and sheep.....

carbon emission

government plan

methane

5 responses •

2 people

cinnnamon Hi saivenkaat... I agree with what you say. Here in Australia we already eat kangaroo. It is available in some restaurants on the menu and is available to buy in the supermarket. Personally I can't stand the smell of it, and could never bring myself to eat it,...

10 Aug 08

•

1 comment

cinnnamon @cinnnamon (17) • Australia 9 Aug 08

I was at work the other day and a few of us were sitting around outside having lunch and the subject of little things that irriate us personally and probably go totally unnoticed by another person. It was an interesting and...

11 responses •

6 people

cinnnamon haha guybrush... seems like I'm definitley not alone with the apple sticker thing... and here I was thinking it was just me! As for the butter-in-the-vegemite-in-the-butter thing, I always thought that was an essential ingredient to enhance the taste or...

10 Aug 08

lanlan011 @lanlan011 (701) • United States 9 Aug 08

after my first discussion titled 'Indoor or Outdoor Cat' i have decided outdoor is better. CATS ARE MEANT TO BE OUTSIDE! CATS ARE NOT STUPID! people act as if cats are dumb but they are very intelligent. my cat knows not to go in...

cats smart outdoor

32 responses •

3 people

cinnnamon I agree with you lanlan that cats are not stupid and the natural place for them is outdoors, but after reading a lot of the other responses here, it's not often safe for them to be outdoors, or even be able to go outdoors. e.g. in high rise apartment blocks in...

9 Aug 08

•

1 comment

•

1 person

nanciem @nanciem (1105) • United States 9 Aug 08

you just pour your favorite drink, it is the last I might add. You walk away for a second, come back and Viola.. a Stupid fly, or another bug is taking a swim in your freshly poured, last of your favorite drink! What do you...

3 responses •

1 person

cinnnamon If it was my favourite drink and the last one and the bottlo was shut I would definitley fish it out and still drink it. You did say it had only been in there for a second so it wouldn't bother me...unless... it was a cockroach or a stink bug! They would be...

9 Aug 08

•

2 comments

cinnnamon @cinnnamon (17) • Australia 9 Aug 08

I was at work the other day and a few of us were sitting around outside having lunch and the subject of little things that irriate us personally and probably go totally unnoticed by another person. It was an interesting and...

11 responses •

6 people

cinnnamon haha... I know what you mean! There are lots of little things like that that bother me too. I don't like it when people talk really loudly either and as for the supermarket/grocery store, the list of pet-hates there seems almost endless at times... (can you...

9 Aug 08

cinnnamon @cinnnamon (17) • Australia 9 Aug 08

I was at work the other day and a few of us were sitting around outside having lunch and the subject of little things that irriate us personally and probably go totally unnoticed by another person. It was an interesting and...

11 responses •

6 people

cinnnamon I understand where you're coming from. My Mother drilled it into my siblings and I all our lives and was forever correcting our grammar. So much so that I find it really noticeable when others speak as you describe. I also hate it when I'm called "her" or...

9 Aug 08

cinnnamon @cinnnamon (17) • Australia 9 Aug 08

I was at work the other day and a few of us were sitting around outside having lunch and the subject of little things that irriate us personally and probably go totally unnoticed by another person. It was an interesting and...

11 responses •

6 people

cinnnamon @cinnnamon (17) • Australia 4 Aug 08

Have you ever belonged to, or do you belong to any type of fellowship or support group and have you/do you find it helps you cope with everyday life and what it can throw at you? I started going to a support group a week ago...

3 responses •

3 people

cinnnamon Hi Hatley... sorry to hear that your support group broke up, but I think it's wonderful thaht you and your friend still meet on a regular basis, you obviousley get a lot out of it and must be a very strong person. I did actually try anti-depressants for about...

7 Aug 08

cinnnamon @cinnnamon (17) • Australia 4 Aug 08

Have you ever belonged to, or do you belong to any type of fellowship or support group and have you/do you find it helps you cope with everyday life and what it can throw at you? I started going to a support group a week ago...

3 responses •

3 people

cinnnamon Hi guybrush, I am still going to the group and find it tremendously supportive and come away feeling very positive. Unfortunately, I've scared a few of my friends off because I'm "no fun any more". I'm making some new friends now, people who have been what I...

7 Aug 08

•

1 person

cinnnamon @cinnnamon (17) • Australia 4 Aug 08

Have you ever belonged to, or do you belong to any type of fellowship or support group and have you/do you find it helps you cope with everyday life and what it can throw at you? I started going to a support group a week ago...

3 responses •

3 people

cinnnamon Hi margaux08, I would definitley call your small group a support group as it helps you to focus on life and regain your interest and stay positive, which is exactly what I believe support groups are all about. I love what you said about sleeping peacefully, I...

7 Aug 08

cinnnamon @cinnnamon (17) • Australia 4 Aug 08

Have you ever belonged to, or do you belong to any type of fellowship or support group and have you/do you find it helps you cope with everyday life and what it can throw at you? I started going to a support group a week ago...

3 responses •

3 people

cinnnamon's Activity