rebelann1949
@rebelann (115311)
El Paso, Texas
Joined myLot 14 years ago
I love kritters especially those that live with me.
Mother Nature is the most important entity on earth, we must protect her
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Lenore Plassman
@sallypup (67241)
• Centralia, Washington
24 Dec
There was supposed to be gusting winds today and rain. The nasty weather held off so we decided to do a little last minute snooping.
We headed first to the town just South of us. We bought some licorice and smoked Havarti cheese...
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Heather Echola
@GardenGerty (166883)
• United States
23h
I have gotten this out of it's packing and do not have candles for it, yet.
This is our Christmas this year. It is not a tree, but it is a Nativity with three levels of spinning figures.
The spinning is driven by heat rising...
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Eva James
@wolfgirl569 (126902)
• Marion, Ohio
11h
From hubby, me, Duke, Jill, Patch, Pretty, Fuzzy (who is pictured) George, Dora, Bertha, Star, Sh ithead, Jessica and Kiss.
I took this of Fuzzy cat yesterday while he was pretending to be a dog. He was dragging that blanket...
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Nocturnal Writer
@Nakitakona (58713)
• Philippines
10h
Animals especially pets celebrated Christmas too.
Kaido and Makdo, the two Shih Tzu dogs which were awake in the midnight of 24th December to join with their masters, my youngest son and his wife to commemorate the Birth of...
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Nocturnal Writer
@Nakitakona (58713)
• Philippines
24 Dec
First Christmas
Our grandchildren, the twins Gione Gil, boy and Gracie Reb, girl celebrated their first Christmas at their humble home with their parents and doggies, Kaido and Makdo.
While sleeping Gione Gil was carried by...
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rebelann1949 Your family is beautiful, especially the twins of course. Merry Christmas
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snowy
@snowy22315 (200436)
• United States
23 Dec
Of course I know all the conventional methods running under hot water, tapping with a butter knife etc. but one thing I have found that works really well is gripping it with an old mousepad. They sell those jar openers with the...
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Four Walls
@FourWalls (81254)
• United States
22 Dec
If you are of a certain age, you were waiting for this song. Or, if you like music of a certain age, you were waiting for this song. While it’s “old,” it has been a hit in my lifetime. (Of course, I’m old, too....
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rebelann1949 This is a fabulous song, I had a feeling you'd be posting this one
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Four Walls
@FourWalls (81254)
• United States
21 Dec
Hooray, the first day of winter! Days get longer now! That’ll put a boogie in your step, especially after this cold start to the season. (Not applicable in Australia. ) And this song will hopefully...
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Four Walls
@FourWalls (81254)
• United States
21 Dec
Hooray, the first day of winter! Days get longer now! That’ll put a boogie in your step, especially after this cold start to the season. (Not applicable in Australia. ) And this song will hopefully...
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Four Walls
@FourWalls (81254)
• United States
21 Dec
Hooray, the first day of winter! Days get longer now! That’ll put a boogie in your step, especially after this cold start to the season. (Not applicable in Australia. ) And this song will hopefully...
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Marsha
@MarshaMusselman (38888)
• Midland, Michigan
20 Dec
I was looking up the word punnet because Judyev was talking about a punnet of squash recently.
It sounds like punnet, in the UK, is mostly used like a small basket to hold strawberries or other small fruit. As I checked out...
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LindaOH
@LindaOHio (209042)
• United States
21 Dec
Gunsmoke started on radio and ran from 1952 to 1961. In 1955 it was adapted for TV and ran until 1975. It won 15 Primetime Emmy Awards.
Cast:
U. S. Marshall Matt Dillon - James Arness
Galen "Doc" Adams - Milburn Stone - Town...
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rebelann1949 I remember watching this show back in the 60s, I wasn't a big fan of theirs but I had no say in what we'd watch.
Recently I've watched some of it on streaming video but they usually only run the episcodes of season 3 through 5 and not much more. And I think...
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snowy
@snowy22315 (200436)
• United States
21 Dec
Although the secular Happy Holidays has largely replaced Merry Christmas as a greeting or something you say to store clerks as a Thank you. I am a traditionalist and will stick with Merry Christmas, some people point out not...
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