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Alexandria Gabrielle @shairai (37) • Philippines 16 Aug 21

I have always grown curious about the objects in our known universe. One of the interesting things I have recently read is the largest-scale structure in the universe - Saraswati Supercluster. But how are superclusters formed?...

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Soireemar @shairai Thank You, and I will say life is magic. The power is within us and not from the outside. And the most amazing thing that I learned was that, disaster is a blessing in disguise, but you have to have a big heart to see the blessing behind it.

16 Aug 21

Alexandria Gabrielle @shairai (37) • Philippines 16 Aug 21

I have always grown curious about the objects in our known universe. One of the interesting things I have recently read is the largest-scale structure in the universe - Saraswati Supercluster. But how are superclusters formed?...

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Soireemar @shairai No, nothing at all. I swear! I'm just an ordinary person who started to be curious about life. Because at some point, I was depressed, and I don't know why it feels like life is against me. But little did I know, it brings me the greatest gift because...

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Alexandria Gabrielle @shairai (37) • Philippines 16 Aug 21

I have always grown curious about the objects in our known universe. One of the interesting things I have recently read is the largest-scale structure in the universe - Saraswati Supercluster. But how are superclusters formed?...

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Soireemar @shairai I'm not familiar with Carl Sagan, and Stephen Hawking and Albert Einstein were dead, but their legacy is amazing. My #1 favourite Quantum Physicist that still alive and kicking is Dr. Fred Alan Wolf. I like him best because he teaches the New Quantum...

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Alexandria Gabrielle @shairai (37) • Philippines 16 Aug 21

I have always grown curious about the objects in our known universe. One of the interesting things I have recently read is the largest-scale structure in the universe - Saraswati Supercluster. But how are superclusters formed?...

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Soireemar @shairai I'm not familiar with the physics of Astronomy, but somehow I can relate it through Quantum Physics. And I really love learning these topics, and I'm planning to read more about Astrophysics... Do you have any favourite Astrophysicist?

16 Aug 21

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Alexandria Gabrielle @shairai (37) • Philippines 13 Aug 21

If I were to travel after this pandemic, I would love to go to Bangladesh. I would love to finally meet the person who freed the butterflies in me. The one who pulled me out in the abyss. The one who makes me appreciate the...

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Rashna Gandhi @shairai True indeed

14 Aug 21

Alexandria Gabrielle @shairai (37) • Philippines 12 Aug 21

Though the history and origins are not clear, here are brief theories why the duo Friday and 13th gained a sinister reputation: 1. In a Norse mythology, a 13th guest showed up uninvited and shot the god of joy and happiness. 2....

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George B Vieto @shairai I did not know that Friday the 13th is a lucky day in other places.

13 Aug 21

Alexandria Gabrielle @shairai (37) • Philippines 13 Aug 21

If I were to travel after this pandemic, I would love to go to Bangladesh. I would love to finally meet the person who freed the butterflies in me. The one who pulled me out in the abyss. The one who makes me appreciate the...

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Soireemar @shairai Oh! Yes, what are best friends for? LOL .... I really save money for my accommodation and I just spend money for food and some of our adventures. She even gave me a treat to the hotel where she work. I got free Turkish bath in the SPA but OMG! I...

13 Aug 21

Alexandria Gabrielle @shairai (37) • Philippines 13 Aug 21

Its name "diamond" is precious itself and this jewel has been an undeniable symbol of luxury. Unfortunately, I have never touched nor seen diamonds in my life. I only see such in movies. Thus, I felt the need to know more about...

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vikingswest @shairai Honest answer? I think I enjoyed it even more than she did. I gave her the gift over 20 years ago and she still wears those same earrings today. When she gets compliments on them she always smiles and gives me a look. That look says so much.

13 Aug 21

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Alexandria Gabrielle @shairai (37) • Philippines 12 Aug 21

When I was younger, I would always share toys with a playmate and sometimes, food to a friend. I would always say yes even without them asking. Generosity was a sweet gesture because my parents taught me that saying yes would make...

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CarolDM @shairai I do that now all the time.

13 Aug 21

Alexandria Gabrielle @shairai (37) • Philippines 13 Aug 21

Its name "diamond" is precious itself and this jewel has been an undeniable symbol of luxury. Unfortunately, I have never touched nor seen diamonds in my life. I only see such in movies. Thus, I felt the need to know more about...

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vikingswest @shairai She did. I saw some earrings that she always wanted went on sale. I bought them and surprised her. She was really happy. It took some extra jobs to make back the cost but her reaction made it all worthwhile.

13 Aug 21

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Alexandria Gabrielle @shairai (37) • Philippines 13 Aug 21

If I were to travel after this pandemic, I would love to go to Bangladesh. I would love to finally meet the person who freed the butterflies in me. The one who pulled me out in the abyss. The one who makes me appreciate the...

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Reti Boncales @shairai I'm far in Chocolate Hills. I have to travel atleast 40 mins.

13 Aug 21

Alexandria Gabrielle @shairai (37) • Philippines 13 Aug 21

If I were to travel after this pandemic, I would love to go to Bangladesh. I would love to finally meet the person who freed the butterflies in me. The one who pulled me out in the abyss. The one who makes me appreciate the...

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Reti Boncales @shairai ok. Too far. I'm from Bohol. Welcome to mylot. Hope you enjoy here.

13 Aug 21

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Alexandria Gabrielle @shairai (37) • Philippines 13 Aug 21

If I were to travel after this pandemic, I would love to go to Bangladesh. I would love to finally meet the person who freed the butterflies in me. The one who pulled me out in the abyss. The one who makes me appreciate the...

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Soireemar @shairai Thank you and yes it feels good to visit Istanbul because my best friend is there to accommodate me in her apartment, so I can save money. Last 2019, I was there for 2 weeks.

13 Aug 21

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Alexandria Gabrielle @shairai (37) • Philippines 13 Aug 21

If I were to travel after this pandemic, I would love to go to Bangladesh. I would love to finally meet the person who freed the butterflies in me. The one who pulled me out in the abyss. The one who makes me appreciate the...

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Reti Boncales @shairai where you from? If you don't mind.

13 Aug 21

Alexandria Gabrielle @shairai (37) • Philippines 12 Aug 21

Though the history and origins are not clear, here are brief theories why the duo Friday and 13th gained a sinister reputation: 1. In a Norse mythology, a 13th guest showed up uninvited and shot the god of joy and happiness. 2....

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vikingswest @shairai I really like the old black and white movies. Suspense and horror without graphic scenes. They may scare you more than the newer movies lol.

13 Aug 21

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Alexandria Gabrielle @shairai (37) • Philippines 12 Aug 21

Though the history and origins are not clear, here are brief theories why the duo Friday and 13th gained a sinister reputation: 1. In a Norse mythology, a 13th guest showed up uninvited and shot the god of joy and happiness. 2....

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vikingswest @shairai It's fun to get scared sometimes

12 Aug 21

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Alexandria Gabrielle @shairai (37) • Philippines 12 Aug 21

Though the history and origins are not clear, here are brief theories why the duo Friday and 13th gained a sinister reputation: 1. In a Norse mythology, a 13th guest showed up uninvited and shot the god of joy and happiness. 2....

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vikingswest @shairai It IS good for creepy stories and movies though

12 Aug 21

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Alexandria Gabrielle @shairai (37) • Philippines 12 Aug 21

When I was younger, I would always share toys with a playmate and sometimes, food to a friend. I would always say yes even without them asking. Generosity was a sweet gesture because my parents taught me that saying yes would make...

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Always smiling @shairai When sensitivity takes over it becomes difficult when friends do not understand you but time is a diffusing factor and that is how people like me survive.

12 Aug 21

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Alexandria Gabrielle @shairai (37) • Philippines 12 Aug 21

When I was younger, I would always share toys with a playmate and sometimes, food to a friend. I would always say yes even without them asking. Generosity was a sweet gesture because my parents taught me that saying yes would make...

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Sanjeev @shairai

12 Aug 21

Alexandria Gabrielle @shairai (37) • Philippines 12 Aug 21

When I was younger, I would always share toys with a playmate and sometimes, food to a friend. I would always say yes even without them asking. Generosity was a sweet gesture because my parents taught me that saying yes would make...

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Sanjeev @shairai absolutely I need to do it. Sometimes being bad by saying "No" is beneficial then repenting for saying "Yes" afterwards.

12 Aug 21

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