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Lee Boueri @CoachME (139) • Sydney, Australia 23 Feb 19

Dont be fooled. They may look like friedly baby delivering storks, but they are there for one thing. The Fish Market. This was taken in a coast town about 150 km south of Sydney called Kiama.

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Lee Boueri Only those that fit into their bill whole :). They had no problem with me taking the photo, it was as if I was not even there. I'm sure they think that they just blend in with the locals and no one notices them :)

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Courtney Dutton @MommyOfEli2013 (84324) • Rupert, Idaho 12 Mar 19

Currently waiting for my chicken Alfredo. We decided to stop off a bit early for lunch during our shopping trip. Hopefully the meal will be delicious! Do you have an olive garden where you live? What would you order?

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Lee Boueri @MommyOfEli2013 Even lost tribes in jungles of Papua New Guinea have McDonalds :)

13 Mar 19

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Lee Boueri @CoachME (139) • Sydney, Australia 8 Mar 19

I never knew this existed till I went to NYC. It's a memorial to the soldiers that fought in the Korean war. It's located in Battery Park, on the outskirts of the financial district. It has the flags of every country that fought...

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Lee Boueri @louievill I read a lot about the Khans and Alexander the Great as well as the Greek and Romans but I dont think as many people were killed in all of history as were killed in the 20th Century through war.

12 Mar 19

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Lee Boueri @CoachME (139) • Sydney, Australia 8 Mar 19

I never knew this existed till I went to NYC. It's a memorial to the soldiers that fought in the Korean war. It's located in Battery Park, on the outskirts of the financial district. It has the flags of every country that fought...

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Lee Boueri I always think of MASH when I think of the Korean war but it is sad that there were so many wars last century we mix them up.

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Lee Boueri @CoachME (139) • Sydney, Australia 8 Mar 19

I never knew this existed till I went to NYC. It's a memorial to the soldiers that fought in the Korean war. It's located in Battery Park, on the outskirts of the financial district. It has the flags of every country that fought...

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Lee Boueri Thank you Paul

12 Mar 19

Lee Boueri @CoachME (139) • Sydney, Australia 6 Mar 19

When I first starting using a Digital Camera, I would take a picture of everything. Why not, it's not like the old days where you waste film. If you dont like it you can always delete it, except I never did. I horded my...

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Lee Boueri So am I George, I remember waiting patiently for colour TV to arrive in my country :).

11 Mar 19

Lee Boueri @CoachME (139) • Sydney, Australia 3 Mar 19

My last visit to Hong Kong and from my hotel room I took this picture of people practicing Tai Chi in the park. Apparently it's a form or martial arts, and if sped up can be lethal. The people practicing it though looked like...

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Lee Boueri thnak you

8 Mar 19

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Lee Boueri @CoachME (139) • Sydney, Australia 8 Mar 19

I never knew this existed till I went to NYC. It's a memorial to the soldiers that fought in the Korean war. It's located in Battery Park, on the outskirts of the financial district. It has the flags of every country that fought...

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Lee Boueri It was a civil war that we became involved with apparently we were trying to "Stop the domino effect of communism in Asia" . It's what created the North and South Korea we have today.

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Lee Boueri @CoachME (139) • Sydney, Australia 6 Mar 19

When I first starting using a Digital Camera, I would take a picture of everything. Why not, it's not like the old days where you waste film. If you dont like it you can always delete it, except I never did. I horded my...

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Lee Boueri correct Paul.

6 Mar 19

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Lee Boueri @CoachME (139) • Sydney, Australia 2 Mar 19

NYC would have to be high on my all time favorite cities. I think it was that sense of familiarity that comes from growing up in diets of American television like Welcome Back Kotter, the Odd Couple, the Cosby show, Seinfeld, Law...

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Lee Boueri @RasmaSandra I remember my first trip to NYC sitting in a bar listening to 2 people talking about how they had just been to see Cher and Lady Gaga preform together in an impromptu concert just because they both happened to be in NY at the same time and thought...

4 Mar 19

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relcap23 @florelway (23327) • Cagayan De Oro, Philippines 28 Feb 19

Tomorrow will be March. how fast the months flow by. Two months of 2019 passed by and never come back. We now welcome March the month when summer wind is usually felt here in our area but right now I still feel the...

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Lee Boueri @florelway It's over for us. We started Autumn yesterday :)

3 Mar 19

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Lee Boueri @CoachME (139) • Sydney, Australia 2 Mar 19

NYC would have to be high on my all time favorite cities. I think it was that sense of familiarity that comes from growing up in diets of American television like Welcome Back Kotter, the Odd Couple, the Cosby show, Seinfeld, Law...

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Lee Boueri That's interesting. Which ones?

3 Mar 19

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Lee Boueri @CoachME (139) • Sydney, Australia 2 Mar 19

NYC would have to be high on my all time favorite cities. I think it was that sense of familiarity that comes from growing up in diets of American television like Welcome Back Kotter, the Odd Couple, the Cosby show, Seinfeld, Law...

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Lee Boueri Seinfeld is timeless lol. My kids who were just born when Seinfeld came onto the scene are fans. My son was in a school play which was a copy of the "No soup for you" Episode". The Odd Couple series is also good with Tony Randall and Jack Klugman. I remember...

2 Mar 19

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Lee Boueri @CoachME (139) • Sydney, Australia 2 Mar 19

NYC would have to be high on my all time favorite cities. I think it was that sense of familiarity that comes from growing up in diets of American television like Welcome Back Kotter, the Odd Couple, the Cosby show, Seinfeld, Law...

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Lee Boueri Must have been sad to leave. I have also been to Florida, but only to Orlando which was interesting. Maybe Spiderman was out with Superman having drinks the week I was in NYC?

2 Mar 19

Lee Boueri @CoachME (139) • Sydney, Australia 1 Mar 19

We were in China in 2004 and went off the beaten track. In the middle of nowhere on the banks of a river, someone had built a restaurant. We arrived early in the evening and the whole area was covered with a thick mist as if...

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Lee Boueri @hereandthere Yes we did. Nothing too exotic. They had things like seahorses and turtles, we just had fish and a lobster.

1 Mar 19

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Lee Boueri @CoachME (139) • Sydney, Australia 1 Mar 19

We were in China in 2004 and went off the beaten track. In the middle of nowhere on the banks of a river, someone had built a restaurant. We arrived early in the evening and the whole area was covered with a thick mist as if...

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Lee Boueri We went on a weekday and there was probably twice the amount of people you see in the picture. I am guessing that in summer the business is better as well as on weekends, but I'm guessing

1 Mar 19

Lee Boueri @CoachME (139) • Sydney, Australia 1 Mar 19

We were in China in 2004 and went off the beaten track. In the middle of nowhere on the banks of a river, someone had built a restaurant. We arrived early in the evening and the whole area was covered with a thick mist as if...

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Lee Boueri Yes we stopped to eat. It's not in the picture but they had a huge building on the side they turned into an aquarium, it was full of sea creatures, all on the menu.

1 Mar 19

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Lee Boueri @CoachME (139) • Sydney, Australia 27 Feb 19

This is my favorite family photo. It's my oldest son and his cousin at a family dinner. As the adults were busy with small talk about the weather and the food, the kids were busy discussing their own, seemingly more interesting...

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Lee Boueri @karibe You forgot a very important point with grandchildren that may or may not be a contributing factor. Once you have finished playing with each other, you can hand them back :D

28 Feb 19

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Lee Boueri @CoachME (139) • Sydney, Australia 27 Feb 19

This is my favorite family photo. It's my oldest son and his cousin at a family dinner. As the adults were busy with small talk about the weather and the food, the kids were busy discussing their own, seemingly more interesting...

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Lee Boueri I think Paul the fact that we were all children once and we all remember our own "secret kids business" helps a lot. I must say you look too young to have 7 grandchildren. I have non yet but have been told they are even more precious than your own kids.

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