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Ronn @Roonnn (24) • Bangladesh 27 Nov 19

Hey there, All awesome people!! Apologies for the Late Intro. I am Ronn from Bangladesh. Find myLot by google. Hope to make out with you people. Where ever you are, wish you a very nice day. Thanks!!

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Mrs. U @Roonnn, you're very much welcome. I hope to read more of your posts and discussions here in myLot!

27 Nov 19

Mrs. U @MrsUinSMM (65) • Philippines 17 Nov 19

My family joined a weekend fun run which started very very early morning (in fact, we assembled around 4am) . It was actually considered a wee hours to some, but those hours are magical! Spectrums of lights began to show up...

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Mrs. U @LadyDuck, we, too. Hubby and I sort of agreed to semi-retire from the 8-5 office jobs and hie off to the province for simple living. We usually wake up at 5:30 am or earlier to jog or to do early farm errands. From yuppies to farmers, we are.

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Mrs. U @MrsUinSMM (65) • Philippines 17 Nov 19

My family joined a weekend fun run which started very very early morning (in fact, we assembled around 4am) . It was actually considered a wee hours to some, but those hours are magical! Spectrums of lights began to show up...

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Mrs. U @mlgen1037, it depends on your pace or how fast you run. It also depends on the fun run organizers how they allot time for each race type. For this, hubby ran his 16K for more or less 2.5 hours.

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Mrs. U @MrsUinSMM (65) • Philippines 19 Nov 19

Clitoria Ternatea or Blue Butterfly Pea Flower in my morning cup. I learned that it has antioxidant and anti-diabetic properties and many other health benefits. Its petal tastes like lettuce and its receptacle is slight sour in...

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Mrs. U Wow! Google says it helps improve eyesight, hair growth, skin; aphrodisiac for women(?) and used to treat menstrual problems; memory booster, analgesic, diuretic, anti-inflammatory, anti-asthmatic, anti-anxiety and depression, anti-diabetic, anti-HIV,...

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Mrs. U @MrsUinSMM (65) • Philippines 19 Nov 19

Clitoria Ternatea or Blue Butterfly Pea Flower in my morning cup. I learned that it has antioxidant and anti-diabetic properties and many other health benefits. Its petal tastes like lettuce and its receptacle is slight sour in...

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Mrs. U @LadyDuck, yes. its 'fruit' is a long flat pod which is also edible. But I haven't tasted the pod yet, just its flowers.

27 Nov 19

Mrs. U @MrsUinSMM (65) • Philippines 19 Nov 19

Clitoria Ternatea or Blue Butterfly Pea Flower in my morning cup. I learned that it has antioxidant and anti-diabetic properties and many other health benefits. Its petal tastes like lettuce and its receptacle is slight sour in...

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Mrs. U @LadyDuck, yeah I think it is just one of the common flowers in that area. In a public park probably.

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Mrs. U @MrsUinSMM (65) • Philippines 19 Nov 19

Clitoria Ternatea or Blue Butterfly Pea Flower in my morning cup. I learned that it has antioxidant and anti-diabetic properties and many other health benefits. Its petal tastes like lettuce and its receptacle is slight sour in...

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Mrs. U I think it can be found in other places, too.

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Mrs. U @MrsUinSMM (65) • Philippines 19 Nov 19

Clitoria Ternatea or Blue Butterfly Pea Flower in my morning cup. I learned that it has antioxidant and anti-diabetic properties and many other health benefits. Its petal tastes like lettuce and its receptacle is slight sour in...

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Mrs. U It is commonly known as Asian pigeonwings, blue-bell vine, blue pea, butterfly pea, cordon fan pea, Darwin pea. But its scientific name is Clitoria Ternatea.

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Mrs. U @MrsUinSMM (65) • Philippines 19 Nov 19

Clitoria Ternatea or Blue Butterfly Pea Flower in my morning cup. I learned that it has antioxidant and anti-diabetic properties and many other health benefits. Its petal tastes like lettuce and its receptacle is slight sour in...

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Mrs. U @Alexandoy, yes why not! With a few squeezes of local lemon and honey, I can make a blue juice out of it.

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Mrs. U @MrsUinSMM (65) • Philippines 19 Nov 19

Clitoria Ternatea or Blue Butterfly Pea Flower in my morning cup. I learned that it has antioxidant and anti-diabetic properties and many other health benefits. Its petal tastes like lettuce and its receptacle is slight sour in...

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Mrs. U In the cool outskirts of Manila, it grows. Few farmers learned that it could be used for gourmet dishes. Those who preferred high-valued crops.

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Mrs. U @MrsUinSMM (65) • Philippines 19 Nov 19

Clitoria Ternatea or Blue Butterfly Pea Flower in my morning cup. I learned that it has antioxidant and anti-diabetic properties and many other health benefits. Its petal tastes like lettuce and its receptacle is slight sour in...

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Mrs. U Yes, it taste good. Actually more of a lettuce. It is being used in some gourmet restaurant.

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relcap23 @florelway (23286) • Cagayan De Oro, Philippines 11 Nov 19

After a week of being away from office because of an out of town official business, this is the sight that welcomed me. I almost shouted at the sight of tons of documents that need to be attended to. I am pretty sure more...

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Mrs. U @florelway, no wonder you're accustomed to that kind of pile. I used to be at the government agency, too, but in the technical department. So somehow, I can relate.

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Mrs. U @MrsUinSMM (65) • Philippines 17 Nov 19

My family joined a weekend fun run which started very very early morning (in fact, we assembled around 4am) . It was actually considered a wee hours to some, but those hours are magical! Spectrums of lights began to show up...

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Mrs. U For this one, it had 2 types. My hubby was into 16K; me and my boy tried the 8K. Since my kid kept lagging behind, so we opted to jog and walk and took pictures. Let the professional running to his dad.

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Alex Socorro @Alexandoy (65308) • Cainta, Philippines 14 Nov 19

When I was working in the business district, I would normally have lunch in the nearby eateries. But sometimes due to the hot weather, I would just buy food from the food truck. We call it Jolly-jeep. The food were wrapped in...

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Mrs. U @Alexandoy, I am just thinking of customizing a small container van or a local multi-cab into a driving drive-thru perhaps. And yeah, customizing such may cost twice as much as an ordinary van. Just a wishful thinking.

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Mrs. U @MrsUinSMM (65) • Philippines 17 Nov 19

My family joined a weekend fun run which started very very early morning (in fact, we assembled around 4am) . It was actually considered a wee hours to some, but those hours are magical! Spectrums of lights began to show up...

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Mrs. U Cold and dark and comfy to go back to sleep, @LadyDuck. Yeah, I agree with you. But for people who are into a fun run, it is an appropriate time to assemble runners as streets were remote from traffic. What's the waking or busy time in your place?

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Mrs. U @MrsUinSMM (65) • Philippines 17 Nov 19

My family joined a weekend fun run which started very very early morning (in fact, we assembled around 4am) . It was actually considered a wee hours to some, but those hours are magical! Spectrums of lights began to show up...

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Mrs. U Yup, past 5 am. While some of the common folks are still nestling in bed, these farmers are already at their busiest time harvesting crops. Because if later than that, it will be scorching hot for them already by 8 am.

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Mrs. U @MrsUinSMM (65) • Philippines 17 Nov 19

My family joined a weekend fun run which started very very early morning (in fact, we assembled around 4am) . It was actually considered a wee hours to some, but those hours are magical! Spectrums of lights began to show up...

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Mrs. U Thanks! We just assembled around 4 am and we started our fun run a few minutes after. I'm with my little boy. Thus, I can not do much of the running but more of taking pictures, haha!

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Mrs. U @MrsUinSMM (65) • Philippines 17 Nov 19

My family joined a weekend fun run which started very very early morning (in fact, we assembled around 4am) . It was actually considered a wee hours to some, but those hours are magical! Spectrums of lights began to show up...

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Mrs. U I just notice the fog now that you mention. Well, it seems it starts at one level going up. You can see that there's foggy part in the silhouette of trees at the backdrop. And yeah, I agree, live full in simplicity!

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Mrs. U @MrsUinSMM (65) • Philippines 17 Nov 19

My family joined a weekend fun run which started very very early morning (in fact, we assembled around 4am) . It was actually considered a wee hours to some, but those hours are magical! Spectrums of lights began to show up...

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Mrs. U Yeah, living in the busy city for many decades, the outskirts became our de-stressing haven.

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