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giggles721 @giggles721 (275) • Philippines 2 Apr 13

Hi myLotters! Last Easter Sunday my sister and I went to buy ice cream and was excited to see new flavors in store. We bought 2 different flavored ice cream that had a label stating a country's specialty and bought the one from...

disappointment

flavored ice cream

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salted caramel

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giggles721 That's good for you. At least you were able to find your new favorites through all those waste.

8 Apr 13

giggles721 @giggles721 (275) • Philippines 2 Apr 13

Hi myLotters! Last Easter Sunday my sister and I went to buy ice cream and was excited to see new flavors in store. We bought 2 different flavored ice cream that had a label stating a country's specialty and bought the one from...

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giggles721 I know, the taste was bearable that's why we were able to finish it.

8 Apr 13

giggles721 @giggles721 (275) • Philippines 2 Apr 13

Hi myLotters! Last Easter Sunday my sister and I went to buy ice cream and was excited to see new flavors in store. We bought 2 different flavored ice cream that had a label stating a country's specialty and bought the one from...

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giggles721 Lol, I would also pick pistachio if the choices were that many. I'd rather enjoy the flavor that I'm familiar with than explore too much with my favorite dessert.

8 Apr 13

giggles721 @giggles721 (275) • Philippines 2 Apr 13

Hi myLotters! Last Easter Sunday my sister and I went to buy ice cream and was excited to see new flavors in store. We bought 2 different flavored ice cream that had a label stating a country's specialty and bought the one from...

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giggles721 Yes we also add salt to taste but only on food we cook and not in ice creams.

8 Apr 13

giggles721 @giggles721 (275) • Philippines 2 Apr 13

Hi myLotters! Last Easter Sunday my sister and I went to buy ice cream and was excited to see new flavors in store. We bought 2 different flavored ice cream that had a label stating a country's specialty and bought the one from...

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giggles721 I know that for some they need to be careful of what they eat because either they are allergic to some ingredients or not all packaging says the truth or it's deceiving sometimes. We need to be extra careful in reading the fine prints as well because we may...

8 Apr 13

giggles721 @giggles721 (275) • Philippines 2 Apr 13

Hi myLotters! Last Easter Sunday my sister and I went to buy ice cream and was excited to see new flavors in store. We bought 2 different flavored ice cream that had a label stating a country's specialty and bought the one from...

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giggles721 It's tolerable, you're eating ice cream but not getting the same sense of sweetness. I love caramel and I know it's flavor so it was weird eating it. You should try it, some people might like the taste of it.

8 Apr 13

giggles721 @giggles721 (275) • Philippines 2 Apr 13

Hi myLotters! Last Easter Sunday my sister and I went to buy ice cream and was excited to see new flavors in store. We bought 2 different flavored ice cream that had a label stating a country's specialty and bought the one from...

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giggles721 It's actually the caramel that's salted and mixed in the ice cream. The taste is not really awful, I'll describe it as "confusing".

8 Apr 13

giggles721 @giggles721 (275) • Philippines 2 Apr 13

Hi myLotters! Last Easter Sunday my sister and I went to buy ice cream and was excited to see new flavors in store. We bought 2 different flavored ice cream that had a label stating a country's specialty and bought the one from...

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giggles721 We had no choice and we didn't want to throw it and waste it so we made sure that the last impression was better.

8 Apr 13

giggles721 @giggles721 (275) • Philippines 2 Apr 13

Hi myLotters! Last Easter Sunday my sister and I went to buy ice cream and was excited to see new flavors in store. We bought 2 different flavored ice cream that had a label stating a country's specialty and bought the one from...

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giggles721 Yes the disappointment because we were planning to get a different flavor. It was the label's picture that got us to buy it. Oh well we did finish it anyway because it was ice cream.

4 Apr 13

giggles721 @giggles721 (275) • Philippines 2 Apr 13

Hi myLotters! Last Easter Sunday my sister and I went to buy ice cream and was excited to see new flavors in store. We bought 2 different flavored ice cream that had a label stating a country's specialty and bought the one from...

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giggles721 Maybe it's a delicacy in France, the salted-caramel. I think it depends on the quality of ice cream that makes it icy whenever it's been refreeze. I've noticed that the cheaper ice cream does become icy when it's restored in the freezer. Maybe the creamier the...

4 Apr 13

giggles721 @giggles721 (275) • Philippines 2 Apr 13

Hi myLotters! Last Easter Sunday my sister and I went to buy ice cream and was excited to see new flavors in store. We bought 2 different flavored ice cream that had a label stating a country's specialty and bought the one from...

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giggles721 Yeah we were still able to finish it despite the odd taste. I guess the fact that it's still an ice cream and creamy made us eat it. Yes I've heard of wasabi ice cream but I haven't tasted it yet. There's also a chili ice cream and the color is pink. I wonder...

4 Apr 13

giggles721 @giggles721 (275) • Philippines 2 Apr 13

Hi myLotters! Last Easter Sunday my sister and I went to buy ice cream and was excited to see new flavors in store. We bought 2 different flavored ice cream that had a label stating a country's specialty and bought the one from...

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giggles721 Next time we will, my sister actually liked it better than I did. The picture caught our attention and it was so good looking that we didn't bother reading the name.

4 Apr 13

giggles721 @giggles721 (275) • Philippines 2 Apr 13

Hi myLotters! Last Easter Sunday my sister and I went to buy ice cream and was excited to see new flavors in store. We bought 2 different flavored ice cream that had a label stating a country's specialty and bought the one from...

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pomwango @pomwango (1353) • Kenya 26 Mar 13

i find it abit weird that some parents dont mind being called by their names by their kids,i think this is wrong and disrespectful,its good to have your kids address you as dad or mom,as for relations its also good to address them...

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giggles721 I would definitely want younger generations address me accordingly like auntie or "ate" (addressed to older women hear in the Philippines). It's somewhat confusing though when the age difference gets in the way of the hierarchy. For example in our family I...

26 Mar 13

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stanley777 @stanley777 (9402) • Philippines 25 Mar 13

I'm not sure if more people practiced this sayings. I have a friend who always complains about money not having enough, but I know he earns more than enough from his job. I've heard too that he owes money from other people. He is...

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giggles721 That would be easier said than done. Some just work for themselves and maybe that's why it's easier to gamble and take risks. For those who have dependents, may it be children or pets or any living thing, they would strive to be able to provide more or acquire...

25 Mar 13

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asdomencil @asdomencil (4265) • Philippines 24 Mar 13

I just thought of this one. I saw some beggars asking money from every one to buy food. They keep on saying that they haven't had their dinner or breakfast. Sometimes, I thought of giving them food instead of money since this...

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giggles721 Giving money directly to them is against the law. It would only encourage them to stay out in the streets and ask for it when they can work for it. If there's a will, there's a way. Some of them will not like to be given food directly because that's not what...

25 Mar 13

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aubrey @averygirl72 (37845) • Philippines 8 Mar 13

Here is my problem, I understand English and I can write in English but I don't speak fluently in English. So, here in the Philippines call centers are popular but I don't think I'm good in speaking English. There's a funny and...

english speaking

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giggles721 You would think that other foreigners are also fluent in English but that's not the case. Even native English speakers are not fluent. The accent and diction differs in different parts of the U.S. so don't think that there's a right way of speaking fluent...

8 Mar 13

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Djbrat @Djbrat (333) • United States 7 Mar 13

I'm a pretty reasonable person and always try to be happy and give respect. Nothing really gets me upset too often but I think one time My husband and I went to a Sears store to look around. I decided to purchase a few shirts that...

salesperson

sears

shopping

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giggles721 Oh I would definitely have said something. Not only to her but to her superior. They need to know when some of their strategies don't work and irritates customers. They can really get overboard sometimes. If I was in a bad mood I might have told the...

8 Mar 13

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qianlizhifeng @qianlizhifeng (468) • China 4 Mar 13

When we make mistakes or can't do something that someone else have expected us to do,we always say"sorry",and after that we usually receive the forgiveness.However,sometimes,I find,there's no chance to say sorry if we hurt some...

appology

forgiveness

sorry

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giggles721 That's tough. I mean I don't know what your reason was but it might have truly hurt your friend's feelings when you didn't show up on his wedding day no matter what the excuse was. Even if you really really can't make it I think he is just focused on the fact...

5 Mar 13

katsmeow1213 @katsmeow1213 (28716) • United States 4 Mar 13

My oldest has had a Facebook account since he was about 12 or 13. The rule was I had to have his password and be allowed to sign into his account anytime I wanted to make sure he wasn't doing anything I didn't approve of. I also...

facebook

kids

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giggles721 If I had my own kids I might allow them to have a facebook account when they reach 13, officially a teenager (that's if FB is still the in thing by the time I have kids). I think kids should meet and enjoy the world around them while they can as a kid. The...

5 Mar 13

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