wiLLmaH

@wiLLmaH (8802)

Singapore, Singapore

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31 August - What I'm Thankful for Today

Valerie J. Routhieaux @just4him (317041) • Green Bay, Wisconsin 31 Aug

Good afternoon from sunny warm, Green Bay, Wisconsin, USA. It's currently 81 F. Today has been a good day. I'm thankful for the many friends I have here on myLot. You've come to mean a lot to me. I enjoy visiting with you in your...

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wiLLmaH I am thanlful for my patient husband and my job.

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Do you use your real name to receive products when you are shopping online?

youless @youless (112481) • Guangzhou, China 16 Dec

It may be an interesting fact. Here most of us use the real name to receive products when we are shopping online. But in some countries, people prefer to use fake names to protect their privacy. Of course if the address is...

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wiLLmaH Absolutely, I use my real name! Here's to keeping it simple and straightforward!

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Where Would You Move?

CAPirani Photography & Art @capirani (2840) • United States 17 Dec

If money were no object, would you move to somewhere else in the world, or stay where you are? If you would move, where and why? If you would stay put, why? What is special about where you live now vs what is special about where...

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wiLLmaH Oh, the thought of a dream destination is always exciting! If money were no object, I'd pack my bags and head straight to Japan or Vietnam. However, I totally get your bug concerns—I'm not the biggest fan either! Wishing you warm weather dreams!

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Solo travel

E @Karusa (703) • Italy 17 Dec

Have you ever solo traveled to a foreign country? My only solo travels have been getting on a flight to and fro in Europe, being picked up at the airport and staying at a friend's or relatives and then toured together with...

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wiLLmaH Your experiences in Europe sound like a wonderful mix of independence and the comfort of friends and family. Who knows, maybe one day you'll feel the itch for a solo escapade – and I'm sure it'll be a fantastic chapter in your travel story!

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Christmas Market

Thelma @thelme55 (77061) • Germany 17 Dec

I was strolling with my friends in the Christmas market yesterday. Boy! The promenade where the Christmas market was held, was so full with people from all over the world. I heard a lot of Dutch speaking people. I thought I was...

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wiLLmaH The mix of languages and cultures must have created a truly magical atmosphere. And how heartwarming to hear someone call out "Kababayan" – finding a bit of home in a foreign land is always special. Cheers to joyful encounters and the magic of the season!

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Mail Call

Valerie J. Routhieaux @just4him (317041) • Green Bay, Wisconsin 16 Dec

I must be the most blessed person around. It sure felt like it today. A friend rang my doorbell about an hour ago and left two packages at my door. Thank you, Marilyn @marilynda1225 for the beautiful scarf. I absolutely love it!...

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wiLLmaH Your friends and family have truly added a special touch to your day. It's moments like these that make life a little brighter and remind us of the wonderful connections we have. Sending you continued good vibes and more delightful surprises! Please message...

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I have an interesting question...

Toni LoCicero @BearArtistLady (6037) • United States 17 Dec

I have to take enough medication each day that a horse would choke on. I have to take anti=seizure meds, asthma meds, allergy meds, pain meds, and the list goes on. They come in prescription bottles, and I end up with a bunch of...

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wiLLmaH Turning medication bottles into handy containers for sewing supplies is both creative and resourceful. Happy crafting, and keep those inventive ideas coming!

18 Dec

Be Careful What You Wish For

Jim Bauer @porwest (90876) • United States 17 Dec

It's not the first time I have seen it happen, and you would think that any union worker would have more common sense to understand it is more likely to happen when they negotiate contracts and put up such big fights for...

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wiLLmaH It's disheartening to see the pattern of workers fighting for better conditions only to face the harsh reality of job losses. The lessons from these past events should indeed serve as cautionary tales. Hopefully, these instances prompt unions to reevaluate...

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When kids nowadays are picky eaters and then kick and scream if they’re not watching their iPad while eating

E @Karusa (703) • Italy 17 Dec

So, I passed by cousins house yesterday for a quick coffee and a chat She looks after two young boys under the age of 6. The youngest is almost 2. I found her husband at the table with him on his lap and a set up of a dish of...

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wiLLmaH It's concerning to see how technology is being used as a tool to coax kids into eating, especially at such a young age. While I understand that parents sometimes resort to creative strategies to make mealtime less of a struggle, relying on a tablet to distract...

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Do you typically prepare meals for other people or just yourself?

Shavkat @Shavkat (139933) • Philippines 16 Dec

As for me, I usually cook not only for myself but also for my family members. My siblings are far better at cooking than me. Since my siblings are always out for work, I do not have a choice but to cook at home. Besides, I wanted...

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wiLLmaH It's great to hear that you're taking the initiative to cook not only for yourself but also for your family, and it's admirable that you're passing on your cooking skills to your 12-year-old niece. I regularly cook for me and my husband

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Do you wear slippers?

snowy @snowy22315 (180702) • United States 14 Dec

Since, I should have some cash and or giftcards coming to me after Christmas, I decided I really need to get some new slippers. I can see my toe poking out of these that I wear everyday. I don't like them that much anyway. They...

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wiLLmaH It sounds like a great plan to treat yourself to new slippers, especially if your current ones are showing signs of wear and tear. Enjoy the search for the perfect pair, and I hope you find some cozy and stylish slippers that you love!

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Thursday Morning Brief

Valerie J. Routhieaux @just4him (317041) • Green Bay, Wisconsin 14 Dec

Good morning from a sunny warm day in Green Bay, Wisconsin, USA. It's in the 40s F today with a raw wind which makes it feel colder. It's already been a productive morning. I was up after 2 this morning and had my laundry in the...

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wiLLmaH Canasta sounds like a fun way to spend an hour. Do you play it regularly? Wishing you a fantastic and productive Thursday!

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Firethorn Jelly

Berend E @TraveOnWorld (854) • Georgia 14 Dec

Picking the wild cotoneaster berries this afternoon, reminded me of an old favourite. Firethorn or Pyracantha or cotoneaster is a member of the apple family and the berries make an exceptionally good jelly. It goes very well...

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wiLLmaH What a delightful memory and recipe you've shared! I'm curious, have you tried the jelly with different pairings beyond the suggested venison and salads?

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The rat seems to relish the poison

Always smiling @allknowing (136417) • India 14 Dec

We have this rat that eats up food from the cats' bowl when we are not around. There is a poison - Ratol - that is meant to kill them. But this one relishes the banana that has the Polson placed in it We have successfully...

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wiLLmaH It sounds like you're dealing with a rather resilient and cunning rat! Rats are known for their adaptability and ability to avoid various traps and poisons. Here are a few suggestions you might consider: 1. Change the Bait 2. Seal Entry Points 3. Seek...

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In the mountains the sunlight is strong.

Dr Souvik Chatterji @sathviksouvik (19471) 14 Dec

When I stayed in the hill stations in Nepal and India I found that the sunlight is very strong. The height of the places are above 13000 feet. The sunlight directly reaches home. It is stronger than the plains. But the moment the...

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wiLLmaH The contrast between the strong sunlight in the mountains and the chilly temperatures after sunset must create a unique and fascinating experience. Did you find the experience enjoyable?

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Well my day was a long crappy day

Gayle Harrelson @2ndchances24 (8929) • Cloverdale, Indiana 14 Dec

I got the phone call I was hoping NOT to get about my appt which was a Ct scan at the local hosp, that WAS sheduled for today but as luck would have it, they canceled it till Jan. I have a REG Dr visit on the 2nd with my in town...

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wiLLmaH I'm sorry to hear that you had a challenging day, especially with the CT scan being rescheduled. It's understandable to feel frustrated with the blame game. Wishing you a better day ahead and success in managing your health. I

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The finished painting of the street scene.

Sharon Elton @sharonelton (28846) • Lichfield, England 14 Dec

So, inbetween all the drama that I detailed in my previous post, I did manage to finish the street scene I was doing. I put in the lightest shade of pink on the blossom first, then a slightly darker shade of pink, and then some...

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wiLLmaH Congratulations on finishing the street scene painting! Wishing you a good night and many more inspiring artistic moments!

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Regarding the relationship

Ada2028 @Ada2021 (105) • China 14 Dec

The relationship is very important in our life. How about the relationship with your original family and new family? Do you have any good suggestion to deal with the relationship with all different people? Someone said that all...

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wiLLmaH One key suggestion is effective communication. Open and honest conversations can help navigate differences and build understanding among family members. Our self-awareness and how we perceive and manage our emotions can significantly impact our interactions...

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What About a Hug?

celticeagle @celticeagle (166970) • Boise, Idaho 13 Dec

I'm not a hugger. I come from a long line of non-huggers. I was really surprised to hear what power a hug has. Studies show that people who received more hugs would generally get sick less often. In the moment of a hug, a...

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wiLLmaH The power of human connection, even through something as basic as physical touch, is truly remarkable.

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It's flu season again

Diana @dya80dya (36657) 13 Dec

I don't like winter for this reason. When it's cold there are viruses and we have flu several times. My mom has a cold and I think I will get it too. I am not sure if it's the flu, but she takes medicine for the flu. The weather...

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wiLLmaH I completely understand your concerns, especially during flu season. It's challenging when your mom works in a profession where exposure to viruses is higher. Any specific remedies or practices that have worked well for you in the past? Stay well!

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