saundyl

@saundyl (9783)

Canada • Age 42

Joined myLot 16 years ago

WARNING: Never meddle in the affairs of Dragons.. You are crunchy and good with ketchup.

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Taking a break

Heather Echola @GardenGerty (160642) • United States 29 May 20

We have sun today, you know what that means? It means I am outdoors. Mostly mowing, and trying to kill poison ivy. I feel good when I get to be outside. So glad the pesky rain is gone for now. Other good news. Hubby finally...

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saundyl That's very nice of them not to charge it! I mowed out back yard yesterday. It was beautiful out. Today we will haul dirt to the new garden plots.

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Things you do to keep yourself sane

agent_iii @unsulliedcatt (278) • Philippines 30 May 20

I received yesterday seeds I ordered online so I went to the local plants supplier and score bags of soil. I also had a plan to make terrarium out of my grandma’s old aquarium. Most of the seeds ordered were flowers (white and...

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saundyl Are you planting them all int eh aquarium? Holding up well here!

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There is enough sun to garden today.

marguicha @marguicha (222895) • Chile 24 May 20

Good morning, friends. The sun is shining now. It is a chilly fall sun, but I have covered my terrace with plastic and Luna is behaving. I have read about how to help the seeds grow and after wetting the soil over the little...

good morning

sunday

gardening

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saundyl What did you plant?!

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A Lot of People Went Back to Work Today

Jaymie Suh @cherriefic (10399) • Philippines 18 May 20

Although we are still in quarantine, a lot of people went back to their jobs today. It sounds very risky to me. But they have to earn a living so off they go! The only problem is, it only takes one infected person to make...

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monday

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saundyl i have to go back tomorrow. I'm lookng forward to the non isolation but leery of the getting sick or sharing it unknowingly

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Zoos I have visited: Los Angeles Zoo

John Roberts @JohnRoberts (109846) • Los Angeles, California 14 May 20

Yes, I am blatantly ripping off Lori A. Moore’s series on her favorite zoos. That prompted my thinking about zoos I have visited and realization of how few I have visited despite all my travels and advanced age. I am not...

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saundyl I've visited the Saskatoon Zoo - my college graduation was there as well as visited their Christmas lights tour many years. I've been to GuZoo's in Thriee Hills ( my mom tells me they mentioned GuZoo's on the TigerKing) They closed down in 2015. And The one...

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Tangles

Heather Echola @GardenGerty (160642) • United States 12 May 20

I have been trying to figure out the doctors' bills and appointments for hubby. He changed cardiologists over a year ago, but not everything changed over. In addition he forgot his appointment in February. Plus hubby needs to see...

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saundyl The billing sounds like a bit of a mess! Getting a hold of people lately is hard. Hope the rest of your day has been good. Ive been procrastinating. Supper sounds tasty! We are goin to have chicken burgers and salad or fries. I thought about fried rice but...

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Against Their Rights?

Sharon @simone10 (54187) • Louisville, Kentucky 14 May 20

Good morning/afternoon/evening all. I just woke up about an hour ago and I'm drinking coffee while mylotting. Daisy is all curled up under her blanket in her comfort bed. She is laying in her bed more and more. When my brother...

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saundyl People can be pretty selfish. I read of a security guard in the states getting shot in the back of the head because he refused to allow a lady into a dollar tree without a mask. She went and got her dad and brother and they killed the security guard over a...

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Obeying parents: Where do you draw the line?

Amabelle D @Marshmallow_03 (45) 12 May 20

It's always been stressed that obeying your parents is the right thing to do. But as you age and become more aware of the ways of the world, you will eventually ponder: Are my parents right? Do I follow their ways or follow what I...

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saundyl It is a fair question. Sometimes your beliefs evolve from what your parent's beliefs are. That being said if you refuse to follow the rules of the household then it might be time to branch out on your own. Some rules are actually common sense. Some are...

14 May 20

Internet dating and relationships starting on the net.

Joanna Truscott @KeepCalmdrinktea (29) 14 May 20

I am 35 and I find it hard to meet people that I want to date. It seems to be a global problem recognised and felt by many. So we tend to look on the internet for that companionship that we feel we are missing in our lives. But...

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saundyl 'i have met several ex's online as well as my current partner. One ex was a "boyfriend" in all retrospect I had NO chance of ever meeting and despite the chat about me potentially moving.... I dont think I would have moved to the otherside of the world. We did...

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Cigarette smokers LESS vulnerable to Covid-19?

The Horse @TheHorse (218646) • Walnut Creek, California 13 May 20

I just read a New York Times article that, overall, was not very encouraging. In the article, some scientists are cited as saying 70% of US citizens will get the covid-19 virus. What will vary is how severe their reactions are....

is bergman pretty or what

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saundyl I read that somewhere as well. I wondered though if it was more a case of smokers dont notice the symptoms as much and thusly dont go to the hospital for them because smoking already causes breathing and coughing issues.

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The effects effect of corona

Kokil agarwal @amitkokiladitya (171927) • Agra, India 14 May 20

According to the recent study, the biggest impact this virus is having on humans is on their mental health. The stress and anxiety is affecting one and all whether they have the virus or not. And this corona stress will never...

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saundyl Personally, I havent been worried that I have it... or that i will get it. The stress for me is... financial - will my job stay? Will i get cut from being employed? Which bills will we have to cut back on or not pay if that happens. I worry more for my young...

14 May 20

I May Never Leave the House Again

DianneN @DianneN (247186) • United States 11 May 20

Being in self quarantine from our return from Florida hasn’t been bad at all. We are able to hike and take walks, but won’t risk shopping at all even with a mask. So how do we get what we need? Our younger son risked his life...

well stocked freezer and pantry

staying safe

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saundyl I wish we had a reliable delivery/shopper here locally. We are in a remote community and sadly from what i'm told the groveler store that does deliver has been making some very strange mistakes. And substituting when you don't want substitutes. I had a...

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What's the best "book find" you've ever had?

inkyuboz @inkyuboz (1392) • Mandaluyong City, Philippines 8 Aug 12

I mean in garage sales, second-hand bookstores, and the like. I've had my share of good "book finds" but the best one is when I found all 7 The Dark Tower books in one store for sale. It was roughly $10 for *all* of the books and...

amazing

book finds

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saundyl I cant think of a special find that I've had in a very long time in regards to books. I can say though if i found multiple books of Anne MCCAFREY's PERN books right now i would be absolutely thrilled.

12 May 20

Covid-19 Vaccine: Yes or No?

Kareng @kareng (59061) • United States 6 May 20

So I've been thinking about this for awhile now. We all know that a vaccine is in the making for the Covid-19 virus. It won't be available for some time but what do you think about it? Would you be willing to take it? Is it...

covid 19

covid 19 virus

covid 19 vaccine

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saundyl Personally I wouldn't want to be one of the first to accept it. I definitely wouldn't be one of the volunteers for testing! If they find a safe and viable vaccine for Covid-19 then I would be willing to take it... to protect others around me as well as...

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Do's and Don'ts - Part 3

LindaOH @LindaOHio (178225) • United States 9 May 20

DO sing in the shower. Singing boosts your immunity and your mood. DON'T have surgery in July if you can help it. July is the month when new doctors in training begin their residencies in teaching hospitals. Research shows...

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saundyl Interesting about the surgies! Might be a little different this year though!

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Health Journey 2020 ~ Weekly Weigh In & Numbers | May 8th

Courtney Dutton @MommyOfEli2013 (83984) • Rupert, Idaho 9 May 20

Hello everyone, how are you all doing? I hope well. I am back to share my weekly weigh in and other numbers (steps, etc). Weigh in: May 1st - 180 May 8th - 179.6 So, I lost 0.4 in a week. Had I been eating low carb this...

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saundyl Good Job! I have been very lacking in the exercise and really do need to get on track to start loosing weight.

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Done with this, that and the other...

Stacey @xstitcher (32428) • Petaluma, California 11 May 20

I took Angel for a walk, came home, went in the backyard and got a rake. I raked up most of the trimmings from when my brother's girlfriend was here this weekend and "weed whacked", put it in the 12-gallon Rubbermaid can and...

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saundyl Hope you have a wonderful day! I need to get out and rake the yard to clean up the winter of pup poop!

11 May 20

Frankenmuth Snowfest in Michigan, USA

TomSwit @tgsLot33 (4) • Acme, Michigan 11 May 20

This is a scary photo from the Snowfest I was able to attend back in January. This weather was kind of mild this year at that time, so some of the snow and ice sculptures were starting to melt. Contrast to the very cold weather...

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saundyl Reminds me of the ice sculptures i saw YEARS ago in Minneapolis. I admire the skill they take to make!

11 May 20

Grilled Cheese + Pickles for Dinner

CarolDM @CarolDM (203422) • Nashville, Tennessee 2 May 20

When the weather starts to get warm, in the 80s here today, my appetite really goes away for sure. So I try to find something light to eat. Grilled cheese is always good. And a few bread and butter pickles on the side. I like...

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saundyl I took a cheese bun and made it into a grilled chesse for breakfast today!

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Have you noticed?

Heather Echola @GardenGerty (160642) • United States 10 May 20

Maybe it is just me, and I am grumpy and a little anxious. When we first began to shut down, and began to be concerned about the covid-19 people were kind, and affirming and supportive of one another. As we have been on lock...

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kindness

confliccting news

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saundyl I'm a bit grumpy myself. Feeling "penned up" and limited. My poor spouse has been on the receiving end of me snapping more than a few times lately. Some how i've injured my shoulder/arm and i have to limit knitting - which relaxes me - so that's not even there...

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