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Why do people assume that people those who wear glasses are intelligent and smarter?

Anish Asokan @RevivedWarrior (3655) • India 21 Feb

A group of new joiners were talking about their experience and in between the conversation, some pointed out they feel few of us people are smarter and intelligent. When probed, the answer – because some of us were wearing...

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B Glasses don’t boost IQ, they just help us see better! But hey, if they make me look smarter, I’ll take it!

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Green Thumb

Bojel @jobelbojel (36493) • Philippines 21 Feb

I went back home in the province in December to celebrate New Year with my family. I returned home on January 3rd. When I got back, I saw the pots of plants were disarranged and others fell. The one that fell, fell over the other...

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B Some plants really make propagation look effortless.

22 Feb

Summer Craving

aubrey @averygirl72 (38451) • Philippines 21 Feb

Happy Saturday I'm excited for summer for food like sour green mangoes with bagoong or shrimp paste. It's really yummy. I love summer this coming March. Although sometimes it is really hot and we turn on our...

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B Perfect pair! Is that paste spicy?

22 Feb

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Would you classify salt as culinary essential or overused additive?

Anish Asokan @RevivedWarrior (3655) • India 20 Feb

Salt has been part of our cuisines for centuries by enhancing flavours and preserving food. Many cooks still consider it as essential seasoning as it brings natural taste to ingredients and balances flavours. In most dishes,...

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B Salt is essential in cooking—other seasonings can be optional, but not salt. It’s not the salt itself that’s the problem, but how people use it, which makes it an overused additive.

21 Feb

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Life Would Be Unbearable Without Music

lilacskies @lilacskies (5242) • United States 20 Feb

I love music. I listen to at least one song every single day. When I'm feeling really sick, I stay in bed and listen to music. When I'm driving to and from work, I listen to music in the car. When I'm cleaning, organizing, and...

music

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B Though I don't usually listen to music like everyday, I'd agree with your point. Music makes everything better.

21 Feb

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Kinda Worried with My Lab Results

@n.J @Iam_jauntyjen (5296) 20 Feb

Everyone, regardless of nationality, must undergo free yearly general check-ups in Korea. So I got my medical results a week ago. In 2023, I got "weakly positive" protein result. But this year, it was negative. However, my liver...

lab results

liver enzymes

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B If both your doctor and the medical practitioner say it's nothing serious, then you must be good! Its best to trust the experts and not google's doom scenarios! If your mind is not yet in peace then you can always seek another opinion from another...

21 Feb

Watching You tube

pahak627 @pahak627 (4892) • Philippines 21 Feb

When I woke up, it was already almost 7:00 o'clock in the morning. I went for a walk to Mercury Drugstore then Puregold in order to buy medicines and groceries, respectively. Walking is my mode of exercise. Then after that, I...

you tube

cant stop watching

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B Not really. I can watch a few videos and be fine. I don’t spend hours watching—one hour is my max.

21 Feb

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How do you perk up a sidewalk - flowers of course!

Pitstop @pitstop (14698) • Australia 19 Feb

The streets of the little town we visited on the weekend had lots of these on the sidewalk. It instantly perked up the mood as we walked around. I guess flowers and colors are a great combo to make it more relaxing to walk around...

flower

nature

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B Yes, I do! There’s something about bright, colorful flowers that instantly lifts the mood. They make any place feel more inviting and peaceful.

20 Feb

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Boiled egg

Always smiling @allknowing (141128) • India 19 Feb

The easiest way to eat an egg is to simply boil it. I have one every day I have read about the benefit of eating a boiled egg late evening as it induces good sleep. I think it helps as I always sleep well. Egg is packed...

boiled egg

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B I eat it often—about 3 to 4 times a week, usually for breakfast. I prefer it soft-boiled, with the yolk not too runny but not fully set either.

20 Feb

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Mango Bravo.

rakski @rakski (133069) • Philippines 20 Feb

My SIL send this to my daughter, her favorite niece when she learn the news of her passing the entrance exam for a Sate University. (She is the only niece with her brother ). The cake has lot of wafer,...

mango bravo

frozen cake

congratulatory cake

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B You sure has a lot of love for some good cakes! Congratulations to your daughter for making it to the State Univ.

20 Feb

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Pizza pizza! Do you ever make pizza at home?

The Horse @TheHorse (223486) • Walnut Creek, California 18 Feb

I like pizza, especially "everything" pizza, but I rarely buy frozen pizza at the grocery store. No particular reason. It just never became a part of my "routine." Over the past month or so, I have added pizza to "things in my...

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B I seldom buy frozen pizza much more make one at home from scratch. I always prefer ordering them from pizza houses.

19 Feb

Grilled Cheese Sandwich.

rakski @rakski (133069) • Philippines 18 Feb

I'm not sure if that's the name for that but that is how I call it. I'm having this for lunch. Toasted bread with cheese in between the bread and heating both sides of the bread with butter. I searched google, it also known as...

grilled cheese sandwich

jaffle

cheese toastie

lunch

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B Nothing beats the good ol' classic grilled cheese sandwich. Very basic but satisfying.

19 Feb

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Good night, myLot

Stacey @xstitcher (33314) • Petaluma, California 18 Feb

My computer clock says 9:21 p.m., and I need to get to bed. Tomorrow is Wednesday, and I have nothing on the calendar. I will try to do things around here. Tomorrow evening, I'll go to church for Bible study. I never got...

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B Is that a Scrub Daddy? We have the same.

19 Feb

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Another Dessert

Marie @Tampa_girl7 (51549) • United States 16 Feb

First I want to let y’all know that the Red Velvet Pots de Crème was delightful. It was very much like mousse. The only thing that I’d change about it is the amount of the serving. I could have ate much more of it. My tastebuds...

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B It's not exactly my favorite, but I do eat it. However, if I were to buy or bake a cake, it wouldn’t be my choice.

18 Feb

Jack fruit

Always smiling @allknowing (141128) • India 17 Feb

We have jack fruit trees and they yield well each year. This year they have started late and hopefully they will be ready for harvesting before monsoon sets in. There is a demand for these fruits but the only issue is getting...

jack fruit

cooked raw

eaten when ripe

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B True! I've already tried jackfruit ice cream. It was okay—not really delicious, but not bad either. I've also tried Jackfruit candies. But most of the time, we make sweetened jackfruit-jackfruit in sweet syrup. I don't like the seeds, though, but my mom eats...

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Project Complete.

rakski @rakski (133069) • Philippines 14 Feb

Almost two weeks since we started this and look at what we end up doing. It might be the same as the original one but I think we deserve a apt in our shoulders. My daughter took a picture of it and send them to the...

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B Awesome!!

16 Feb

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Cashew nuts with their shells on

Always smiling @allknowing (141128) • India 15 Feb

We have a cashew tree and we get cashew nuts with their shells on. We sell lthem as toget the kernels there is a long drawn clumsy process. They have to be burnt and the shells broken to get to the kernels While the burning is...

cashew apple

cashew nut with shells

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B I love cashews—the ones ready to eat, not the ones you still have to process from the tree to get the nut! I just want the good part, no hard work! haahaha

16 Feb

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Spitting out the seed

Always smiling @allknowing (141128) • India 15 Feb

There are some fruits that are sweet but not inconvenient to eat. One such fruit is the custard apple also known as sugar apple. The fruit is packed with seeds that are coated with sweet flesh. One has to enjoy the flesh but...

custard apple

susgar apple

loaded with seeds

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B I eat that too but it can really be a hassle because it's full of those black seeds!

16 Feb

A mobile washing machine

Judy Evans @JudyEv (346762) • Rockingham, Australia 10 Feb

The photo shows what’s described as a Power Wash ‘n Dry Clean Machine. It was another interesting item that we saw in the Collie Museum. Someone had used it when they were caravanning. It doesn’t say how old it is but I think...

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B I came across a collapsible portable washing machine online—it's compact, easy to use, and flattens for storage when not in use! Perfect for small spaces, dorms, or even travel.

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Boiling Eggs for 10 Minutes

Neil @Neil43 (3588) 11 Feb

I just think the perfect timing for boiling eggs is exactly ten minutes. When you boil eggs at exactly 10 minutes, it'll yield the rightly boiled eggs, not soft and not hard. How long do you usually boil your eggs? How do you like...

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B Between 6-8 minutes. I want mine soft boiled where the yolk is not runny but still soft and the white is set.

11 Feb

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