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Jandie @tech40 (23230) • Philippines 25 Mar

I've moved back to my house after staying in the city for quite some time, but this house has never really felt like home to me. I always feel stressed here, and I tend to overthink things, which triggers my acid reflux. I have...

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Kayla Tsukino @tech40 I'm not sure. A month or two maybe. I think once we moved in and it didn't feel so empty, we started to feel more at home.

26 Mar

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rakski @rakski (135379) • Philippines 19 Mar

No, it is not new. It is a hand-me-down dryer from my sister-in-law. She recently purchased a new washer and dryer. The old one probably was 6-7 years old but still working. She asked me if I wanted both but I...

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rakski @tech40 true!

26 Mar

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Jandie @tech40 (23230) • Philippines 25 Mar

I've moved back to my house after staying in the city for quite some time, but this house has never really felt like home to me. I always feel stressed here, and I tend to overthink things, which triggers my acid reflux. I have...

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Amber I live in an apartment, and it will never feel like home. I feel at home at my parent’s house only.

26 Mar

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Jandie @tech40 (23230) • Philippines 25 Mar

I've moved back to my house after staying in the city for quite some time, but this house has never really felt like home to me. I always feel stressed here, and I tend to overthink things, which triggers my acid reflux. I have...

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rakski It’s hard when a place that’s supposed to be a refuge just doesn’t feel right.

26 Mar

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Jandie @tech40 (23230) • Philippines 25 Mar

I've moved back to my house after staying in the city for quite some time, but this house has never really felt like home to me. I always feel stressed here, and I tend to overthink things, which triggers my acid reflux. I have...

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Jordan Lader @tech40 It is but we can't really do anything about it right now. We're working on it though

26 Mar

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Jandie @tech40 (23230) • Philippines 25 Mar

I've moved back to my house after staying in the city for quite some time, but this house has never really felt like home to me. I always feel stressed here, and I tend to overthink things, which triggers my acid reflux. I have...

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Gayle Harrelson @tech40 we tried that too but it was just as bad if not worse.

26 Mar

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Jandie @tech40 (23230) • Philippines 25 Mar

I've moved back to my house after staying in the city for quite some time, but this house has never really felt like home to me. I always feel stressed here, and I tend to overthink things, which triggers my acid reflux. I have...

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cterine9991985 @tech40 at least yes , because my parents always understand me and accepts me for what I am.

26 Mar

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Jandie @tech40 (23230) • Philippines 21 Mar

I've seen many people sharing their experiences about how eating pineapple helps reduce or even remove floaters from their vision. Has anyone here tried it? Does it really work?

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Greenery8 @tech40 sometimes. i read it's normal if you see them if you look at the white background or when you watch something for too long. i mean, i wear glasses but i hope it's all good. my eye pressure is good though.

25 Mar

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Jandie @tech40 (23230) • Philippines 20 Mar

I've been working from home for 7 years now, and for me, it makes me much more productive. I can do whatever I want while working, which helps me feel less bored or stressed. Unlike working in an office, where during my free time,...

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Greenery8 @tech40 well, you are right, i am but it became, sadly, normal.

25 Mar

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Jandie @tech40 (23230) • Philippines 25 Mar

I've moved back to my house after staying in the city for quite some time, but this house has never really felt like home to me. I always feel stressed here, and I tend to overthink things, which triggers my acid reflux. I have...

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Gayle Harrelson I know that feeling, when I married my husband we lived in the house he had that was right across the driveway from his dads & where he was married to his ex wife for 20? yrs, I never did like living there but at the time we had no choice so I made the...

25 Mar

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Jandie @tech40 (23230) • Philippines 25 Mar

I've moved back to my house after staying in the city for quite some time, but this house has never really felt like home to me. I always feel stressed here, and I tend to overthink things, which triggers my acid reflux. I have...

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Jordan Lader That sounds like how I feel living where we do now. With my parents. It's getting harder and the days are more miserable than happy lately.

25 Mar

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Jandie @tech40 (23230) • Philippines 25 Mar

I've moved back to my house after staying in the city for quite some time, but this house has never really felt like home to me. I always feel stressed here, and I tend to overthink things, which triggers my acid reflux. I have...

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cterine9991985 The house where I live with my parents are good but you can here the quarrel of your neighbors and a lot of noisy children playing outside or women talking gossips. You may think the community is like squatters area.

25 Mar

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Jandie @tech40 (23230) • Philippines 25 Mar

I've moved back to my house after staying in the city for quite some time, but this house has never really felt like home to me. I always feel stressed here, and I tend to overthink things, which triggers my acid reflux. I have...

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Kayla Tsukino I've been there. When we got our first three-bed place, George thought it scarry. We got used to it and it helped him feel more comfortable when we bought this hoouse.

25 Mar

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Jandie @tech40 (23230) • Philippines 25 Mar

I've moved back to my house after staying in the city for quite some time, but this house has never really felt like home to me. I always feel stressed here, and I tend to overthink things, which triggers my acid reflux. I have...

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luisadannointed Before when i need to stay in the office it makes my scalp redder, and I feel so tired and stress... work place is never a home for me, that is why I always see to it to go home so I can have a good rest.

25 Mar

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Jandie @tech40 (23230) • Philippines 21 Mar

I've seen many people sharing their experiences about how eating pineapple helps reduce or even remove floaters from their vision. Has anyone here tried it? Does it really work?

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Greenery8 haven't heard of that but you can try it.

25 Mar

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Jandie @tech40 (23230) • Philippines 20 Mar

I've been working from home for 7 years now, and for me, it makes me much more productive. I can do whatever I want while working, which helps me feel less bored or stressed. Unlike working in an office, where during my free time,...

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Greenery8 i try being productive in both places.

25 Mar

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rakski @rakski (135379) • Philippines 19 Mar

No, it is not new. It is a hand-me-down dryer from my sister-in-law. She recently purchased a new washer and dryer. The old one probably was 6-7 years old but still working. She asked me if I wanted both but I...

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rakski @tech40 oh yes, true, a friend of mine living in Singapore has the same concern with those people living on the upper floors

25 Mar

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rakski @rakski (135379) • Philippines 19 Mar

I'm so happy with this shoes. I like Skechers a lot, they are very light and super comfy. I had to choose from this one and purple. I love purple so much but I like the little specs of sparkle in this one. Why...

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rakski @tech40 I think so too

25 Mar

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Jandie @tech40 (23230) • Philippines 20 Mar

I used to work from morning to afternoon, then afternoon to evening, but now I'm going back to the graveyard shift. This was my schedule for many years before, and I’m happy to have it again. For me, working at night makes the...

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rakski @tech40 that is good

25 Mar

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Jandie @tech40 (23230) • Philippines 21 Mar

I've seen many people sharing their experiences about how eating pineapple helps reduce or even remove floaters from their vision. Has anyone here tried it? Does it really work?

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Honey143 I’ve heard about that too, but I’m skeptical. Pineapple has bromelain, which is supposed to help with inflammation, but I’m not sure how that would affect floaters. Would love to hear from someone who’s actually tried it!

22 Mar

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