Carole Ann (@Salticidae) on myLot

Leiann Lynn Rose Spontaneo @Spontaneo (14700) • United States 24 Feb 20

Ever since being let go from my book review job, I just have wondered what to do. Yes, I have 4 websites that I am chief editor of, but the passion is just not there. I am thankful for myLot friends, but do you get what I mean?...

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Carole Ann I've been there. I would say, just keep searching and something great will find YOU. Yes. Some of the most interesting projects/jobs/etc came through doggedly searching, reading and most importantly - trying new things, even if I didn't feel confident in my...

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Veridian Almeida @Pandavegan (34) • Portugal 8 Jan 20

In a completely random way, my boyfriend chose a documentary on Netflix to watch at the end of the day. Both of us had no idea about what we were about to watch. I confess that it has been a time since I had watched this...

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Carole Ann We watched this recently and it was really.... something. Very well done, captivating, sickening, eye-opening, bizarre, terrifying and sadly very true. Not much else to say without spoiling it, but I think it's an important documentary to watch. It really...

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Carole Ann @Salticidae (9) • Canada 12 Jan 20

“Hooray! You qualify for this survey that in 2 minutes you won’t qualify for, but don’t worry, here’s another survey you also won’t qualify for.” *sample-cube spends 10 minutes trying to cough up a hairball or...

surveys

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Carole Ann @Salticidae (9) • Canada 19 Dec 19

This is Spaghetti. He is an Amelanistic corn snake, who is now about 5 years old and wants to wish everyone a Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays, or whatever you celebrate. Spaghetti enjoys sitting in his treehouse, daydreaming, and...

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Dahlia Love @DahliaLove (17) 7 Dec 19

Has anyone here tried it? What do you think about it? What ailments has it cured for you?

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Carole Ann @hereandthere Can't really remember, but it wasn't long. Less than a week. It was the early 90s when I first heard about it.

8 Dec 19

Dahlia Love @DahliaLove (17) 7 Dec 19

Has anyone here tried it? What do you think about it? What ailments has it cured for you?

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Carole Ann Yes, actually, I have tried it, mostly out of curiosity. Didn't do anything for me, but I now know that if I'm ever stranded in the desert with no water, I've got an option. lol

8 Dec 19

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Kokil agarwal @amitkokiladitya (171928) • Agra, India 7 Dec 19

I can't handle a lot of stress. The tears start rolling automatically no matter how hard I try. My son is unwell. The tension and the exertion of dealing with an ill cranky child left me so disturbed that yesterday night I blasted...

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Carole Ann I'm sorry you had a bad night. Full blown crying sessions - not too many for me these days. I think I used up a lot of tears raising my own son. lol. Now I just sort of have little short sobs every once in a while. I don't like crying. I found it never made me...

8 Dec 19

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Carole Ann @Salticidae (9) • Canada 8 Dec 19

I love questions that make people think, challenge themselves and push them out of their comfort zones. This is one of my favourites, but I haven't yet figured out what I would give up. EDIT: I'll give you an example. Karma. Is...

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Carole Ann Any belief, on any subject. Religion, politics, world views, matters of the heart, etc.

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Carole Ann @Salticidae (9) • Canada 8 Dec 19

I love questions that make people think, challenge themselves and push them out of their comfort zones. This is one of my favourites, but I haven't yet figured out what I would give up. EDIT: I'll give you an example. Karma. Is...

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