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celticeagle @celticeagle (165620) • Boise, Idaho 13h

I don't think of myself as 'elderly'. To me, they are very fragile, shrunken, and delicate. I think of myself as about 30-40 cognitively speaking. Physically I feel 80+. But I just read somewhere online that those over 65 years...

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Sharon Elton @sharonelton (28366) • Lichfield, England 22h

Today's Welsh word is:- Shwmae This is one way of saying hello in Welsh, and is pronounced shoo-mai I was listening to Wynne Evans radio show from 15 October on BBC Radio Wales on the BBC Sounds app last...

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Shavkat @Shavkat (139152) • Philippines 29 Oct

It may sound weird, but I sometimes dream in English. It cannot be denied that English is not my first language. But then I teach it to my non-native speaker students. In my mind, it is inevitable that I dream of speaking English...

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (338357) • Rockingham, Australia 29 Oct

We took photos of the horses and riders who were competing in a marathon event at the weekend. Most of the riders were entered just in the 16 km horse-ride but a few had already done an 11 km run, a 6 km paddle (canoe) and a 1 km...

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Fleur @Fleura (30085) • United Kingdom 29 Oct

I have learned a great deal from people of MyLot so I am sure someone can solve this mystery for me. Does anyone know who these people are? This photo was among other family heirlooms, but obviously doesn’t feature my family...

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (12920) • Ireland 29 Oct

A teacher at my old school made it onto the front page of our newspapers today, and not in a good way. She has been found guilty of grooming then seducing a 13 year old boy. I hated the school. It was peopled by 1100 boys many...

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Greenery8 an awful environment and this news, no surprise, it seems. i am glad this place is behind you.

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (12920) • Ireland 28 Oct

Not much can beat a dander along Carnlough beach in the late afternoon sunshine at the end of autumn. The world is held in a gentle quietness, the retreating tide leaving the sand wet and gleaming under the benign influence of a...

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Greenery8 beach, park, we take it what we have near and this is beautiful. i have a jacket with deep pockets, almost like what fishermen have.

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Amber @AmbiePam (91680) • United States 29 Oct

How long could you happily watch nature? Would animals keep your attention, or would it have to be the ocean for your focus to be captured. This photo was taken at Arbuckle Wilderness in Oklahoma. I love gazing at animals, no...

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Sharon Elton @sharonelton (28366) • Lichfield, England 29 Oct

I've been to the little Tesco this morning. My Mum gave me her shopping list, club card, TV magazine voucher and £30. She said she didn't know why she was giving me £30 because she thought £20 would be enough, but she gave me the...

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Sharon Elton I'm glad the sun is shining there - but I'm sorry your neighbours are out with their whining lawnmower again! Have you thought about getting double glazing?

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Fleur @Fleura (30085) • United Kingdom 29 Oct

I have learned a great deal from people of MyLot so I am sure someone can solve this mystery for me. Does anyone know who these people are? This photo was among other family heirlooms, but obviously doesn’t feature my family...

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Sharon Elton @sharonelton (28366) • Lichfield, England 29 Oct

I've been to the little Tesco this morning. My Mum gave me her shopping list, club card, TV magazine voucher and £30. She said she didn't know why she was giving me £30 because she thought £20 would be enough, but she gave me the...

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (12920) • Ireland 28 Oct

Not much can beat a dander along Carnlough beach in the late afternoon sunshine at the end of autumn. The world is held in a gentle quietness, the retreating tide leaving the sand wet and gleaming under the benign influence of a...

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LindaOH Sounds like a nice walk. I don't get out except to go to doctors' appointments or to go out to eat. I'm going out tomorrow to Olive Garden. Have a good day.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (338357) • Rockingham, Australia 27 Oct

We’ve been away for two nights taking photos at the Blackwood Marathon in Bridgetown, Western Australia. The marathon has five sections, one of which is riding a horse for 16 kilometres. We take photos of the horses and riders....

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Judy Evans It was very peaceful. No planes going overhead and no traffic outside.

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (12920) • Ireland 28 Oct

Not much can beat a dander along Carnlough beach in the late afternoon sunshine at the end of autumn. The world is held in a gentle quietness, the retreating tide leaving the sand wet and gleaming under the benign influence of a...

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Judy Evans It's a bit hard to find anywhere close by that isn't infested with people but the park nearby is nice for a walk.

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Fleur @Fleura (30085) • United Kingdom 28 Oct

I have heard Americans talk about stone fences, for example when describing the countryside of Yorkshire which is well known for its miles of dry-stone walls, so I understood the term ‘stone fence’ to be American for ‘wall’. But...

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (12920) • Ireland 28 Oct

Not much can beat a dander along Carnlough beach in the late afternoon sunshine at the end of autumn. The world is held in a gentle quietness, the retreating tide leaving the sand wet and gleaming under the benign influence of a...

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RasmaSandra It looks like a nice place for a quite walk, I have not been out of my house in a long time,

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Amber @AmbiePam (91680) • United States 28 Oct

I got this picture when I went to see my sister and her family Friday. I love Annelyn’s curly hair, and, of course, Amyra has curly hair too. I was born with naturally curly hair so I always implore my sister to “protect their...

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Marie Coyle @MarieCoyle (36456) 28 Oct

Evidently, this is a ''thing'' now. I got this card in the mail. It's not the first one I've received, but it's the latest one. I stopped and thought it over. And thought some more, so I did a google search on it. Evidently it...

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Marie Coyle I plan on cremation myself. After all, it’s ashes to ashes…the fancy casket and endless hoopla does no one any good but the funeral director.

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Sharon Elton @sharonelton (28366) • Lichfield, England 25 Oct

I was hoping to go shopping today. I was going to go to the Vodafone shop to ask them why I can't vote for someone on Strictly Come Dancing, I was going to go and get a Start Art magazine from WH Smith, and I was going to get my...

not shopping

rain

watching telly

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Sharon Elton Yes, how rude of them! But I did vote for Wynne Evans 20 times on the landline last week instead! That's a cute cow.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (338357) • Rockingham, Australia 24 Oct

I learnt something interesting today and thought you might it so too. Bees get drunk. Did you know that? I certainly didn’t. I’ve seen bees that certainly seem woozy but it never crossed my mind that they were drunk. When...

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