Sajith (@leenigme) on myLot

Sajith @leenigme (37) 19 May 17

I wonder how sometimes I can remember a word I hardly ever use, years after learning it for the first time, yet I forget those I came across recently and actually wish to remember. This is especially true for non-native speakers....

words

vocabulary

remember

english

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Sajith Ha yes, I can understand that!

19 May 17

Sajith @leenigme (37) 19 May 17

I wonder how sometimes I can remember a word I hardly ever use, years after learning it for the first time, yet I forget those I came across recently and actually wish to remember. This is especially true for non-native speakers....

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Sajith @leenigme (37) 15 May 17

Our lives are consumed by obsession to learn and master skills that will help us earn some money. So much so that they accompany our names are like Dr.So&so. I want to know if you have skills -any silly or stupid thing really,...

fun

money

silly

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Larry Price @sputnik8 (690) 15 May 17

Most of us in myLot are readers and lovers of books. Reading is a life-time pursuit. Reading is the life of the mind. Reading stirs one's imagination and compel us to think. Which type of book do you read often, fiction or...

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Sajith Like most I started off reading fiction. I loved getting lost in strange and exotic lands created by writers like Enid Blyton, as a kid. Then I grew into action, adventure and crime books like hardy boys as a teenager. Then I was enchanted by works on crime,...

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Sajith @leenigme (37) 14 May 17

How do you think man arrived on the earth? Do you think he gradually changed from an Ape to what he is today like the theory of evolution suggests, or do you think it was some other way. And what is that other way?

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Prema Shalini @manikarnika (3236) • India 11 May 17

Hi to all Mylot friend's...I can do this but only during sleep...Lol I am so talkative, it is impossible for me to be Silent for 24 hours.But I have heard that some of them doing fasting by not speaking with anyone around...

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Sajith I can. In fact I have done a fair no of times in the last three months.

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The Invisible Man @TheInvisibleMan (17597) 21 Apr 17

I love it! To spend some time alone, without talking to anyone, thinking of nothing but my own life it's something I care about a lot and I don't give up. Many times not everyone around me understands, but this time is...

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Sajith I can totally understand what you mean. I have learnt more about what matters from silent solitary contemplation than from School and College. Solitude has been my greatest teacher.

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Rebelta James @bela360 (2006) • Saint Lucia 11 May 17

I have never seen a ghost. I have never seen anything that is evil so does anyone believe in such and have they ever seen a ghost or anything evil?

supernatural

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Sajith I have never seen ghosts, but I have seen plenty that is evil in this world.

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Sajith @leenigme (37) 11 May 17

I am fresh out of books to read. Can anyone recommend good mystery books that you have personally read? 19th and 20th Century works are especially welcome.

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Sajith Yes. I am already familiar with the popular ones. I'll have to check out Ellis Peters though. Thank you for your suggestion.

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Sajith @leenigme (37) 11 May 17

I am fresh out of books to read. Can anyone recommend good mystery books that you have personally read? 19th and 20th Century works are especially welcome.

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Sajith Yes of course. He literally founded the genre. He is also one of my favorite writers.

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Sajith @leenigme (37) 11 May 17

I am fresh out of books to read. Can anyone recommend good mystery books that you have personally read? 19th and 20th Century works are especially welcome.

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Fleur @Fleura (30541) • United Kingdom 31 Oct 16

I just read a post by @celticeagle which made me think of this post. I have always liked bats. Since I was a child until I went to a noisy concert aged 36 I could always hear them. I think perhaps that made me more engaged with...

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Sajith Bats they such strange and mysterious creatures aren't they? I can feel your sense of loss! Because I have had a similar connection with an animal as well. When I was young, there used to be a lot of sparrows milling about our locality. They used to feed on...

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Sajith @leenigme (37) 10 May 17

Have you read the short story "Dusk" by Saki (H.H Munro)? If yes, what would be your reaction at the end of the story if you were Norman Gortsby? If you haven't read it yet, give it a try, its a short read and you wont regret...

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Sajith You are welcome. Please do try, this one will make you think.

11 May 17

Sajith @leenigme (37) 10 May 17

Have you read the short story "Dusk" by Saki (H.H Munro)? If yes, what would be your reaction at the end of the story if you were Norman Gortsby? If you haven't read it yet, give it a try, its a short read and you wont regret...

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Sajith You are welcome!

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Sajith @leenigme (37) 10 May 17

Have you read the short story "Dusk" by Saki (H.H Munro)? If yes, what would be your reaction at the end of the story if you were Norman Gortsby? If you haven't read it yet, give it a try, its a short read and you wont regret...

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Sajith Do try. He is good.

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Sajith @leenigme (37) 10 May 17

Have you read the short story "Dusk" by Saki (H.H Munro)? If yes, what would be your reaction at the end of the story if you were Norman Gortsby? If you haven't read it yet, give it a try, its a short read and you wont regret...

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (342110) • Rockingham, Australia 10 May 17

While we were at the Fairbridge Music Festival in Western Australia, I saw some interesting fashions. I am always keen to read the slogans that appear on shirts. One politically incorrect T-shirt bore the slogan 'Lee Harvey...

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Sajith I have seen quite a few shirts bearing interesting and funny sayings. But the only one thats comes to my mind right now is one saying "What are you looking at? I have nothing clever to say". I cracked up on that one...

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Prema Shalini @manikarnika (3236) • India 3 May 17

My Grandpa is passed away long ago. But his memories is always with me.I miss him so much. My Grandpa always used to say that he is expert in Face Reading ,when I was doing my graduation. Also he could easily justify whether a...

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Sajith @manikarnika Yes innocent people get cheated by such cleverly cunning people for money.

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rebelann1949 @rebelann (112977) • El Paso, Texas 14 Mar 17

I'm always looking for shows to watch on streaming services like Netflix. I watch all kinds of shows, like Star Gate SG1 or Once Upon A Time or Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. or the Librarians. Yes, I do prefer syfy if there's a good...

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Sajith @rebelann They are actually movies not tv shows. Also look for "The Space Between Us".

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