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Rachel @RachelleDD (823) • Canada 16 Mar 21

I live in Newfoundland, Canada. An island in the middle of the Atlantic. I've done some traveling, but truly the most beautiful place I've ever been is the little town I grew up in. Population 300, related to mostly everyone...

most beautiful place home

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Stephannie I have not traveled much at all but the most beautiful place I have been to is Florida so far.

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Rachel @RachelleDD (823) • Canada 16 Mar 21

I live in Newfoundland, Canada. An island in the middle of the Atlantic. I've done some traveling, but truly the most beautiful place I've ever been is the little town I grew up in. Population 300, related to mostly everyone...

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Shavkat I am not being biased, but I still like my country Philippines. It is still my favorite one.

19 Mar 21

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Rachel @RachelleDD (823) • Canada 16 Mar 21

I live in Newfoundland, Canada. An island in the middle of the Atlantic. I've done some traveling, but truly the most beautiful place I've ever been is the little town I grew up in. Population 300, related to mostly everyone...

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paigea Looks like a wonderful view!

19 Mar 21

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Rachel @RachelleDD (823) • Canada 16 Mar 21

I live in Newfoundland, Canada. An island in the middle of the Atlantic. I've done some traveling, but truly the most beautiful place I've ever been is the little town I grew up in. Population 300, related to mostly everyone...

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Ms.Chelle I believe you are correct about your hometown being the most beautiful place you have ever seen. I feel the same way about my hometown. And, as a genealogist, I also find that every place that I have been to in which my ancestors have lived has felt the same....

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Rachel @RachelleDD (823) • Canada 16 Mar 21

I live in Newfoundland, Canada. An island in the middle of the Atlantic. I've done some traveling, but truly the most beautiful place I've ever been is the little town I grew up in. Population 300, related to mostly everyone...

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marguicha I traveled a lot in my youth and I could name a lot of beautiful places. But I specially liked Ciudad de Mexico, the capital of Mexico. And Aruba, if I want to relax. And some of the cities in Italy and the south of Spain in Europe.

16 Mar 21

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Courtney Dutton @MommyOfEli2013 (84226) • Rupert, Idaho 16 Mar 21

Hello again everyone, how are you all doing? Well I hope. Anyways, I am back to share my weight loss journey for the day. Let's start with the weigh in Last (March 11) - 190 Today - 195.6 Yikes...up 5.6 - I know...

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Sheri @tuckersheri (1327) • United States 16 Mar 21

I have always wanted to play the guitar but I never really could because it was so hard to do. I tried to have a teacher teach me but I’m just not that musically inclined so unfortunately I was not able to play the guitar. I like...

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Sheri @tuckersheri (1327) • United States 16 Mar 21

I got my tongue pierced at a young age and it was really cool at the time but then as I got older I realized that it was kind of dumb that I did it. The reason being is that it does chip your teeth and then it causes dental...

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Sheri @tuckersheri (1327) • United States 16 Mar 21

I would never get a tattoo because of the fact that if I got a tattoo I might regret it later. It is something permanent that you can’t get rid of unless you get it lasered off and I heard that the laser off treatment is very very...

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bestie @bestie (3272) • Philippines 16 Mar 21

Not a typical heartache caused by your beloved spouse who passed away. It is a whole different type of heartache from a broken relationship. It is an ache that no one can fathom unless you experience it on your own. The most...

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (342110) • Rockingham, Australia 12 Mar 21

Last night, we attended an open-air showing of the Australian film ‘Rams’ – a remake of the Icelandic film of the same name. We saw the latter several years ago at the International Film festival held in Bunbury, Western...

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Rachel @RachelleDD (823) • Canada 12 Mar 21

What meal did your family serve you when you were a kid that you absolutely hated, and you’ve never eaten it since you’ve grown up? My family didn’t serve this but my in-laws did, it was bologna hash, bologna slices and potatoes...

food pizza

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Shavkat I used to hate eating sauteed bitter gourd. But I like it now.

13 Mar 21

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Rachel @RachelleDD (823) • Canada 12 Mar 21

What meal did your family serve you when you were a kid that you absolutely hated, and you’ve never eaten it since you’ve grown up? My family didn’t serve this but my in-laws did, it was bologna hash, bologna slices and potatoes...

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Vicki, #1 Creek Girl I don't remember anything in particular that I didn't like. I loved the chili my mama made and chop suey.

13 Mar 21

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Rachel @RachelleDD (823) • Canada 12 Mar 21

What meal did your family serve you when you were a kid that you absolutely hated, and you’ve never eaten it since you’ve grown up? My family didn’t serve this but my in-laws did, it was bologna hash, bologna slices and potatoes...

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May2k8 I eat whatever on table, even only soy sauce and never restaurant food at that time.

12 Mar 21

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Rachel @RachelleDD (823) • Canada 12 Mar 21

What meal did your family serve you when you were a kid that you absolutely hated, and you’ve never eaten it since you’ve grown up? My family didn’t serve this but my in-laws did, it was bologna hash, bologna slices and potatoes...

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Kayla Tsukino I can't say I really hated my mom's cooking. I do know eating corn on the cob was a chore when I had braces, though.

12 Mar 21

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AmberLynn @ScribbledAdNauseum (104628) • United States 11 Mar 21

It's difficult to imagine how scam callers can teach us things, isn't it? Well They Can. For instance, every time I get a scam call it's from a place in North Carolina. Many I know - Swananoa, Burlington, Troy - but there are...

scam calls

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AmberLynn @RachelleDD Probably a mix of both with a dash of hope that you would believe them.

11 Mar 21

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Rachel @RachelleDD (823) • Canada 10 Mar 21

A really good friend of mine just got diagnosed with multiple gallstones after she suffered her first gallbladder attack. She didn't know what was happening to her at first. The crushing belly cramps lasted four days! She lost...

pain gallbladder attack

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Marlina I had terrible gallstones years ago and finally had my gallbladder removed by laparoscopy which is not hard at all

11 Mar 21

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Rachel @RachelleDD (823) • Canada 10 Mar 21

A really good friend of mine just got diagnosed with multiple gallstones after she suffered her first gallbladder attack. She didn't know what was happening to her at first. The crushing belly cramps lasted four days! She lost...

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CarolDM @RachelleDD You are welcome.

11 Mar 21

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Rachel @RachelleDD (823) • Canada 10 Mar 21

A really good friend of mine just got diagnosed with multiple gallstones after she suffered her first gallbladder attack. She didn't know what was happening to her at first. The crushing belly cramps lasted four days! She lost...

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Shavkat I think it is best if she sees a doctor.

11 Mar 21

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Rachel @RachelleDD (823) • Canada 10 Mar 21

A really good friend of mine just got diagnosed with multiple gallstones after she suffered her first gallbladder attack. She didn't know what was happening to her at first. The crushing belly cramps lasted four days! She lost...

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NJ Chicaa Just get it removed. I tried to avoid surgery and I almost died. My GB was gangrenous and bleeding when they finally took it out.

11 Mar 21

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