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sconibear @sconibear (8016) • United States 22 Sep 15

So, I was coloring the other day, trying real hard to stay in the lines, I had just got done coloring the ground, and now it was time to color the sky.....so naturally I immediately went for the "Sky Blue" crayon. I looked at the...

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guybrush We only have ONE job ... x

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sconibear @sconibear (8016) • United States 4 Aug 15

Yeah, no, seriously........so it's weird, I come here to myLot, and the funny thing is I can't see the little pencil thingy to start a new discussion. So what I have to do is shrink my screen to 90%.......THEN I can click on the...

forgot how to mylot

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guybrush Hi, Sconi! Can't remember how we do this thang ... and when I look back at stuff I allegedly wrote, I can't remember even BEING that person! It's very strange - like peeking into another person's life. Maybe someone was pretending to be me ... go figure. x

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GreenMoo @GreenMoo (11833) 15 Feb 13

Our first little goat kid of the year has just been born. He's a little boy and is feeding well :) It's very rare I ever attach photos to my discussions, but today I'll make an exception! The sun is shining, Mummy goat is...

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guybrush Ah, see him now! Beautiful. x

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GreenMoo @GreenMoo (11833) 15 Feb 13

Our first little goat kid of the year has just been born. He's a little boy and is feeding well :) It's very rare I ever attach photos to my discussions, but today I'll make an exception! The sun is shining, Mummy goat is...

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guybrush I can't see him, but that's wonderful. May you have many more healthy babies and a wonderful Spring. Where I live (Far North Queensland, Australia), we don't have four seasons - just a Wet and a Dry. When it's Wet, it's humid, often torrential and sometimes...

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GreenMoo @GreenMoo (11833) 20 Jan 13

Yesterday we had what I can only describe as a mini hurricane. It was absolutely awful. We've lost mobile signal (you can see the broken mast still flapping in the wind), lost landline & net (a eucalyptus tree landed on the cable,...

weather

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guybrush GreenMoo, I send all my love and blessings, and hope you have plenty of manpower on hand to help put some of the things to rights. So upsetting that all you can do is cry - then I know you'll get straight back into it. I don't know exactly where you are, but I...

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GreenMoo @GreenMoo (11833) 14 Jan 13

Last week I told you that one of our visitors has been telling me about the benefits of urine therapy. We get all sorts of unusual ideas here! One of our other visitors is dead set on the idea of sungazing. Each morning he...

energy

nourishment

sungazing

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guybrush Good grief, Greenmoo - the nutter staring at the sun is going to do himself real damage! Hard to believe anyone could be that silly. His retinas will be burned to a crisp. Should save you on the food bill while he's with you, though - not that it's remotely...

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GreenMoo @GreenMoo (11833) 7 Jan 13

Yesterday I wrote about the tough time we're having financially at the moment. We've been out of cash for while and although I haven't had a conversation about it with the kids specifically they must have heard me talking with my...

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guybrush GreenMoo, that's just beautiful. Just shows that family is everything, and that's what you're doing it all for. I've always loved reading about your farming adventures, and I wish you blessings for the new year and plenty of love and laughter with your special...

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GreenMoo @GreenMoo (11833) 5 Dec 12

As some of you know, I host volunteers on my farm. Over the years we've hosted about 400 and they are here 365 days a year. I cook for them and we have to organise them, and as they live onsite they are always around. Never do we...

holiday

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wrong decision

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guybrush It's a shame you've missed your long-deserved break - but it will be great to have those jobs done which you'd been putting off or waiting for. You will have to reschedule your break for when your new volunteer goes. If he originally wanted to stay for just a...

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maximax8 @maximax8 (31046) • United Kingdom 7 Jan 12

If you work which age do you intend to retire? A letter from my disabled son's school said that headteacher will retire at Christmas time this year. He is almost sixty years old and he has worked as headteacher at that school for...

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guybrush Hello, Max! We retired a year ago - my husband was a high school teacher, and had worked for over 35 years. We decided to move up to Cairns in Queensland from the South Coast of New South Wales, sold our family home and bought a tiny beach shack. It needed...

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p1kef1sh @p1kef1sh (45681) 28 Dec 11

To punish by sending to bed much earlier than usual without supper although with a drink? If you punish this way what time do you send them up and is it lights out immediately or can they read first?

naughty

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guybrush Hahahaha - trust me to miss the whole point of the question! Yes, they DID go to bed early if there'd been shenanigans! Can't remember whether there was a strict 'lights out' rule in that case - but it seems likely. Mind you, there was often a lot of giggling...

28 Dec 11

p1kef1sh @p1kef1sh (45681) 28 Dec 11

To punish by sending to bed much earlier than usual without supper although with a drink? If you punish this way what time do you send them up and is it lights out immediately or can they read first?

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guybrush Oh, plus ... being sent to bed with a book would be a delight and a treat for me! Bring on the punishment - hahaha! x

28 Dec 11

p1kef1sh @p1kef1sh (45681) 28 Dec 11

To punish by sending to bed much earlier than usual without supper although with a drink? If you punish this way what time do you send them up and is it lights out immediately or can they read first?

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guybrush Hello, P1key! Our rule was that the four children had set bedtimes, appropriate to their ages at the time ... BUT they were allowed to read in bed as long as they wished! When they were tired, hey presto, they fell asleep! There's no way I could put my own...

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p1kef1sh @p1kef1sh (45681) 19 Dec 11

I have realised that I am now one of the older members of the residents of the street that I live on. When we came here we were amongst the youngest and were at work all day and now we are too old (i.e. don't have young children)...

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guybrush Hahahaaha - without the rhapsody! x

19 Dec 11

p1kef1sh @p1kef1sh (45681) 19 Dec 11

I have realised that I am now one of the older members of the residents of the street that I live on. When we came here we were amongst the youngest and were at work all day and now we are too old (i.e. don't have young children)...

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guybrush Morning, P1key! This topic made me laugh, because when we moved to Australia nearly 50 years ago, there was a lady across the road who used to LOVE coming over for morning tea and an all-day gossip! She'd wait until her children (and Mum's) had left for...

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maximax8 @maximax8 (31046) • United Kingdom 7 Dec 11

I have watched a program called "Nothing to Declare" and it is about Australian Customs. They have very strict rules. They ask every traveler to fill out a two sided passenger information form. It is for immigration and customs to...

airport

customs

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guybrush Hello, bhanusb. Unfortunately, your dried fish will not be allowed. Your prescriptions will be fine - but it helps if you have a note from your doctor, just in case! x

7 Dec 11

maximax8 @maximax8 (31046) • United Kingdom 7 Dec 11

I have watched a program called "Nothing to Declare" and it is about Australian Customs. They have very strict rules. They ask every traveler to fill out a two sided passenger information form. It is for immigration and customs to...

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guybrush Hello, Max! We moved from New South Wales (Australia) to Cairns in North Queensland last year. There were lots of last minute things stuffed in our luggage as the removalists had taken everything, and I was worried my suitcase would be over the 23kg limit....

7 Dec 11

p1kef1sh @p1kef1sh (45681) 27 Nov 11

There is a saying that before a man marries he should look at his intended's mother because she will end up like her. My MIL was a very cheerful, slightly crazy lady. Friendly and always chatting to strangers. She was much loved...

mil

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guybrush One of my sons-in-law used to say, 'Look at the dog before choosing the pup.' Never knew whether to be flattered or not! x

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p1kef1sh @p1kef1sh (45681) 27 Nov 11

I offered to help a sick friend clean her house. She was grateful but said that she is very particular and that by the time that she had taught me how to do things her way that the day would be over! Are you particular in how you...

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guybrush Can you wear the kilt on the 'plane, too? x

27 Nov 11

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p1kef1sh @p1kef1sh (45681) 27 Nov 11

I offered to help a sick friend clean her house. She was grateful but said that she is very particular and that by the time that she had taught me how to do things her way that the day would be over! Are you particular in how you...

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guybrush Would you do it in a French Maid's outfit? Would you do it in a kilt? Hoots mon - I'd be too busy enjoying the sight to care whether things were clean or not! Be careful bending over whilst scrubbing the bath, though ... x

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maximax8 @maximax8 (31046) • United Kingdom 25 Nov 11

I have watched a TV program about Australia protecting its border. Many people come to Australia from a country like Vietnam and have very little or no money at all. They wonder if those sorts of people are going to work...

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travelers

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guybrush Not only are the people coming to Australia in boats intending to work illegally, Maxima - they are intending to live here forever illegally. It's become a huge problem, as there is a possible terrorist threat and our government has no idea of the asylum...

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