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Nicole W. @things4gotten (476) • United States 21 Nov 20

Yesterday morning I took my dog for a morning walk and she was intrigued by some new neighbors that poked their heads out of the bushes to see us. There were two of them at first. Cautious and curious black kittens studying the...

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Nicole W. @marguicha The mother is definitely a hunter and it seems like she is a very good one at that.I will pass that information on to the neighbors. I am not taking any of them myself as I am allergic to them but I do want to make sure they end up in a safer place...

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Nicole W. @things4gotten (476) • United States 21 Nov 20

Yesterday morning I took my dog for a morning walk and she was intrigued by some new neighbors that poked their heads out of the bushes to see us. There were two of them at first. Cautious and curious black kittens studying the...

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Nicole W. Yeah, they are still in need of their mother's milk which is why we keep telling people they are too young to be separated from her. I did not know about the neck thing though. I will have to let the others know about that too!

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Nicole W. @things4gotten (476) • United States 21 Nov 20

Yesterday morning I took my dog for a morning walk and she was intrigued by some new neighbors that poked their heads out of the bushes to see us. There were two of them at first. Cautious and curious black kittens studying the...

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Nicole W. They don't belong to anyone. The mother is feral. And from my understanding we are kind of on our own when it comes to catching them which is why I was suggesting to my neighbors focusing on getting the mother to trust us enough to go into a box or crate with...

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Nicole W. @things4gotten (476) • United States 21 Nov 20

Yesterday morning I took my dog for a morning walk and she was intrigued by some new neighbors that poked their heads out of the bushes to see us. There were two of them at first. Cautious and curious black kittens studying the...

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Michelle Renee Kidwell @Michellekidwell (29427) • Sonora, California 13 Nov 20

I just broke 30 K on my Nano Novel, its actually going more smoothly than I expected, though I know I am going to have a serious round of edits but that’s okay. I’m going to add a bit more to my word count today, and hopefully...

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Nicole W. @Michellekidwell It has been a lot of fun and I am finding a lot of interesting things that I had completely forgotten about. Its also a bit painful sometimes reading some of the stuff I wrote as a kid.

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Nevena Zivkovic @Nevena83 (65277) • Serbia 11 Nov 20

Good day friends Today I went to town to buy food. I have noticed that more and more people are wearing masks on the street. This is a small town, but there are more and more patients every day. Today we had over 3,500 new cases...

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Nicole W. @Nevena83 Sometimes I am, yes. My anxiety can take hold from time to time. I worry about it somehow managing to make its way to me. I certainly wouldn't survive it if it did. I worry about my husband getting it as well since he is an essential worker. But...

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Michelle Renee Kidwell @Michellekidwell (29427) • Sonora, California 13 Nov 20

I just broke 30 K on my Nano Novel, its actually going more smoothly than I expected, though I know I am going to have a serious round of edits but that’s okay. I’m going to add a bit more to my word count today, and hopefully...

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Nicole W. I am participating this year as well though I am still at the 20k mark. I am kind of cheating a bit since everything has already been written. There has been this world I have been building and writing on since I was 12 years old. And we have a neighbor who...

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Nevena Zivkovic @Nevena83 (65277) • Serbia 11 Nov 20

Good day friends Today I went to town to buy food. I have noticed that more and more people are wearing masks on the street. This is a small town, but there are more and more patients every day. Today we had over 3,500 new cases...

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Nicole W. I haven't really gone anywhere since this whole thing started since I am high risk. One friend who is a nurse got covid but thankfully recovered. Today my mom called to inform me that my brother has gotten it. His daughter and wife just got tested. I don't...

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The Horse @TheHorse (221710) • Walnut Creek, California 3 Aug 20

I love Iowa. I love Montana. I think I could retire in either State and give piano, guitar, bass and mandolin lessons to kids, drink too much at night, and enjoy life in general. But there are certain places I've passed through...

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Nicole W. @TheHorse Texas. I ended up moving out here to be with my husband.

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Jessa Arienda @Hanbinandaeyo (3301) 4 Aug 20

Having a pandemic is really hard.. People stops working, establishments are down and very few help frok the government.. But thank fully, we're still kicking and surviving.. After this pandemic is really over, I will go to the...

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Nicole W. @Hanbinandaeyo Yes, definitely. I just hope others in public would do the same. My mother has been telling me a lot about people who are against wearing masks where she is or worse stories. I think we might be dealing with this for a while sadly. But I will...

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CarolDM @CarolDM (203422) • Nashville, Tennessee 4 Aug 20

For some reason I have had no appetite today. I had a piece of toast with coffee earlier. Then went on to work on my projects for today. Then realized the toast was gone and I needed more. So I decided on a bowl of frosted flakes...

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Nicole W. It is not something I eat normally outside of mornings but cereal is nice sometimes when you don't feel like making anything and it is hot out.

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Alfredo Rossi @amadeo (111938) • United States 4 Aug 20

Good afternoon back my visit to the heart Dr. I am so glad to see all the people wearing their mask Young and old..I really think mask should be mandatory We hear a lot of back lash from people who do not wear it. Think that my...

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Nicole W. I do not go out often and I try to limit the amount of time I am out of the house but when I am out and about in public places I have a mask. And I also make sure my husband leaves with his mask and wipes and hand sanitizer every morning before he heads out to...

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Jessa Arienda @Hanbinandaeyo (3301) 4 Aug 20

Having a pandemic is really hard.. People stops working, establishments are down and very few help frok the government.. But thank fully, we're still kicking and surviving.. After this pandemic is really over, I will go to the...

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Nicole W. I want to go swimming... or ride my bike at the park. Otherwise I am already pretty much at home all the time so I cant see life changing very much. It would be especially nice if I could visit my family on Christmas with my husband though. I want him to see...

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The Horse @TheHorse (221710) • Walnut Creek, California 3 Aug 20

I love Iowa. I love Montana. I think I could retire in either State and give piano, guitar, bass and mandolin lessons to kids, drink too much at night, and enjoy life in general. But there are certain places I've passed through...

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Nicole W. Oddly I somehow ended up living in a place I thought I would never live. While I can't say I have entirely warmed up to living here, there are certain charms that you don't initially notice about a place when you are just passing through it.

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Lena Kovadlo @lovebuglena (45055) • Staten Island, New York 14 Mar 20

Due to the coronavirus all NYC public libraries have shut down for the rest of March. That means I can't check out any books for at least a few weeks. Hubby asked me what I am gonna do and if I have any books to read. I told...

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Nicole W. @lovebuglena Yeah, long periods looking at a screen is not good for your eyes at all. Moonreader (the one I use) has a timer that will block out the screen and tell you to give your eyes a break if you have been reading too long. I am sure there are others...

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Susan @HazySue (39268) • Gouverneur, New York 23 Mar 20

I saw this image and knew it would be one that many people could relate to. With all of us dealing with our life in a total disarray I am sure that we feel confused, tired, and frustrated. I am used to staying at home and in the...

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Nicole W. My husband and I are both homebodies so we are both handling things well. Not a whole lot has changed other than how we get our groceries each week.

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sophie a @sophie09 (34236) • Indonesia 23 Mar 20

hello everyone. how are you? it is monday here now and it is almost 11 am here. still in the position where we all have to stay indoors. hope things are good in your place. how do you spend your time during the quarantine guys?...

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Nicole W. Reading, netflix, youtube, writing, listening to podcasts, drawing, playing video games, playing D&D online with friends, painting, general house cleaning, cooking, learning how to play the guitar and learning how to crochet... I don't easily get bored. There...

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Lena Kovadlo @lovebuglena (45055) • Staten Island, New York 14 Mar 20

Due to the coronavirus all NYC public libraries have shut down for the rest of March. That means I can't check out any books for at least a few weeks. Hubby asked me what I am gonna do and if I have any books to read. I told...

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Nicole W. @lovebuglena Yeah, I wasn't a fan of Kindle either but I thought it was just me being biased after using a different app for years before that. Its hard to switch when you get comfortable with something. There are a lot of reading apps out there. I imagine it...

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Lena Kovadlo @lovebuglena (45055) • Staten Island, New York 14 Mar 20

Due to the coronavirus all NYC public libraries have shut down for the rest of March. That means I can't check out any books for at least a few weeks. Hubby asked me what I am gonna do and if I have any books to read. I told...

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Nicole W. @lovebuglena Its worth looking into. Doesn't have the same weight, smell or feel of a real book but it has some advantages. I use something called Moonreader for books formatted in Mobi, PDF and Epub. But it doesn't seem to work on books that I have purchased...

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Lena Kovadlo @lovebuglena (45055) • Staten Island, New York 14 Mar 20

Due to the coronavirus all NYC public libraries have shut down for the rest of March. That means I can't check out any books for at least a few weeks. Hubby asked me what I am gonna do and if I have any books to read. I told...

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Nicole W. Ebooks are still an option. I have been using the internet archive for finding my reading lately. Its probably not ideal for most as it means having to read on a screen rather than holding a physical book and not a lot of people like that, but if you need...

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