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Gabby Bugwadia @Gabugs (1895) • United States 28 Aug 17

Today, with the hectic pace of living, we all feel the necessity of strengthening our minds. Those who keep their minds in good working condition can rest assured that their lives will be satisfactorily fruitful. Strengthening...

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Gabby Bugwadia @kiran8 Practicing mind control consistently also helps.

5 Jan 22

Daniel @Danielclark691 (1097) 2 Dec 17

This is my first posting on the myLot site. I was online looking for a new outlet to write on. I came over from the Ciao reviewing website, and I can see that myLot gives me a LOT more freedom in what I write about. A little bit...

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Daniel @kiran8 I hope you're still aroid this site. It si good to interact with.

28 Oct 21

kiran8 @kiran8 (15348) • Mangalore, India 14 Feb 21

One of my friends was complaining that her days never vary , it is the same routine and boring . Then while talking, she said that yesterday a saree seller had come home and later she had to go to a cousin's house. .made me think...

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Kareng @kiran8 Variety makes the world turn! And keeps us from getting bored!

2 Mar 21

Arunima Singh @arunima25 (87855) • Bangalore, India 26 Jan 21

We make posts here. While some posts get a good number of responses,others fail to do so. And I can't actually pinpoint what's the reason. It's the time of post, the content or less activities at mylot on that particular day or a...

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Arunima Singh @kiran8 I totally agree there.. I enjoy it here and always peep in between my work and chores. Find it as a productive use of my free time. And it is a good place to relax[

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Laura @Laurakemunto (12862) • Kenya 18 Feb 21

This is a common root tuber in my country. Its rich in nutrients and a good source of carbohydrates. Traditionally, it is boiled and taken with vegetables or roasted and taken with tea. Recently, it has been cooked in various...

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Arunima Singh @kiran8 I love sweet potatoes. Today I have got some.

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Laura @Laurakemunto (12862) • Kenya 18 Feb 21

This is a common root tuber in my country. Its rich in nutrients and a good source of carbohydrates. Traditionally, it is boiled and taken with vegetables or roasted and taken with tea. Recently, it has been cooked in various...

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Arunima Singh @kiran8 That would be yummy.

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eileenleyva @eileenleyva (27560) • Philippines 15 Feb 21

The military has done it again. Staged a putsch in Myanmar, formerly known as Burma. Of course, any takeover of the government by men-in-uniform spells something sinister. For how can unarmed civilians go toe-to-toe with...

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eileenleyva @kiran8 Terrorism is a political tool. It's the way of the despots and the way of group that wallows at the sight of blood. The military junta in Myanmar tried to draw the first blood. Violence has erupted on what was a totally peaceful protestation.

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kiran8 @kiran8 (15348) • Mangalore, India 18 Feb 21

I have a friend who has been keeping a diary / journal since tne time she was in college, she has several of those and often gets depressed after reading certain incidents that took place two or three decades back and carries a...

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vanny @kiran8

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eileenleyva @eileenleyva (27560) • Philippines 15 Feb 21

The military has done it again. Staged a putsch in Myanmar, formerly known as Burma. Of course, any takeover of the government by men-in-uniform spells something sinister. For how can unarmed civilians go toe-to-toe with...

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eileenleyva @kiran8 Terrorism is really despicable. Our Zamboanga down south got attacked in 2013. Then the City of Marawi in Lanao in 2017. I understand what you mean. Terrorism destroys not only the land but also the people. The luster of Lake Lanao is gone, the...

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eileenleyva @eileenleyva (27560) • Philippines 15 Feb 21

The military has done it again. Staged a putsch in Myanmar, formerly known as Burma. Of course, any takeover of the government by men-in-uniform spells something sinister. For how can unarmed civilians go toe-to-toe with...

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eileenleyva @kiran8 I believe you. You have a first hand account of the activities of those two very different people. One is barbaric and terrifying, the other peaceful and law-abiding. Just the same, the massacre that happened was never right. Lives were taken in the...

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kiran8 @kiran8 (15348) • Mangalore, India 18 Feb 21

I have a friend who has been keeping a diary / journal since tne time she was in college, she has several of those and often gets depressed after reading certain incidents that took place two or three decades back and carries a...

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vanny @kiran8 I think to some extent everybody does that. Each one feels the pain differently too, depending upon other factors and pain threshold. But wisdom dawns. It is my life. I can whine and whine and get nothing from it. Or I can try doing something about...

19 Feb 21

kiran8 @kiran8 (15348) • Mangalore, India 18 Feb 21

I have a friend who has been keeping a diary / journal since tne time she was in college, she has several of those and often gets depressed after reading certain incidents that took place two or three decades back and carries a...

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Shiva @kiran8

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Laura @Laurakemunto (12862) • Kenya 18 Feb 21

This is a common root tuber in my country. Its rich in nutrients and a good source of carbohydrates. Traditionally, it is boiled and taken with vegetables or roasted and taken with tea. Recently, it has been cooked in various...

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Laura @kiran8 I have never tasted one that has been cooked with chilli, I bet am gonna try it out soon

18 Feb 21

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Hanni Harel @Hannihar (130213) • Israel 18 Feb 21

That has not happened to me. People I know that have hurt me in my childhood do not get it and continued to want to hurt me in my life. I will not have someone like that in my life because I have enough to deal with and want to...

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Hanni Harel @kiran8 You are very right there.

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Hanni Harel @Hannihar (130213) • Israel 18 Feb 21

That has not happened to me. People I know that have hurt me in my childhood do not get it and continued to want to hurt me in my life. I will not have someone like that in my life because I have enough to deal with and want to...

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Hanni Harel @kiran8 I understand what you are saying but only if they mean their apology and are nicer afterwards.

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eileenleyva @eileenleyva (27560) • Philippines 15 Feb 21

The military has done it again. Staged a putsch in Myanmar, formerly known as Burma. Of course, any takeover of the government by men-in-uniform spells something sinister. For how can unarmed civilians go toe-to-toe with...

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eileenleyva @kiran8 I am so sorry that has to happen to India. Of course, we have to protect our own domains. But really, there must be some plan from the government to allot some place for the Rohingya. They must be a people without nation. Like the Tibetans who were...

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eileenleyva @eileenleyva (27560) • Philippines 15 Feb 21

The military has done it again. Staged a putsch in Myanmar, formerly known as Burma. Of course, any takeover of the government by men-in-uniform spells something sinister. For how can unarmed civilians go toe-to-toe with...

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eileenleyva @kiran8 That is not what I saw in the news. I saw people scurrying in fear and villages burnt. The people were not armed and appeared very poor.

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eileenleyva @eileenleyva (27560) • Philippines 15 Feb 21

The military has done it again. Staged a putsch in Myanmar, formerly known as Burma. Of course, any takeover of the government by men-in-uniform spells something sinister. For how can unarmed civilians go toe-to-toe with...

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eileenleyva @kiran8 Her life seems to entail certain sacrifices. Though I find her stance on the Rohingya Genocide weak and lacking.

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Jaya singh @Starkinds (32712) • India 16 Feb 21

It is now the beginning of summer. It is very difficult to get out in the sun after 9:00 am. You cannot have been in the sun for more than 10 minutes or 5 minutes and even now February is not over but the heat has knocked. Have...

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Laura @kiran8 I must say, you are enjoying!

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vanny @vandana7 (100517) • India 15 Feb 21

Ok this is kinda funny part... A traditional Indian would want the guest to eat till he belched. (Irrespective of whether you relished the food or not). In western culture that would be sort of gluttony? Evil Grin. Belching...

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vanny @kiran8 I am terrified of weddings. When I see that large quantity of food I feel like running away. Same with death ceremonies and other large functions. Don't get me wrong. Truth.

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