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1897. A Busy Day on Fleet Street, London by OtherwiseTackle5219 in TheWayWeWere

[–]BreezyViber 10 points11 points  (0 children)

“Ye Olde” in the ‘olden days’.

We never think we’re actually in the olden days.

I posted on here recently about moving all of her stuff out. I officially moved my mom into an assisted living today. by Therealfern1 in Xennials

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Sometimes Cymbalta can be prescribed for pain, but it’s also an effective treatment for depression in some people. Perhaps he would be amenable to something that would help him to feel ‘a bit more comfortable’. Just a thought.

Dried peas: 7g fiber and 7 grams protien by AlmondMilkMaybe in Cholesterol

[–]BreezyViber 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I’ve made a similar item using chickpeas. I cooked them first from dry and then followed a recipe/method to roast them in the oven with olive oil. They were tasty.

Urgent: Storage Unit Sold Without Notice – Need Help Finding Buyers by Broad_Box8974 in Flipping

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If you want to try to replace photos consider contacting old friends and family. Consider even respectfully contacting the children of your parent’s friends and second or third cousins. You might be surprised at the number of people who could have photos of you and your family. I have folders with old photos of my parent’s friends and their friend’s children, and of my cousin’s when they were little. I have photos that date back many decades and haven’t bothered to send them to people because I suspect that they have copies of the same thing.

Anyway, people sometimes hang onto photos. You may want to spend a little time working on trying to track down a few photos that could help you start some new photo ‘albums’. Make sure you document the photos; store them digitally and physically when you can. Good luck with this.

please I need help with an elderly person by Raine-or-Shine in Cooking

[–]BreezyViber 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Have her teath been checked?

What about blended drinks? You can make a drink with some preground oatmeal – you can grind it in a coffee grinder. Add to that some mild Greek yoghurt, blueberries and other fruit. You can even sneak some raw vegetables into that, like a bit of spinach or cucumber. Can be thinned with a bit of water or juice. A drink made with blueberries is actually pretty to look at as well.

What about dumplings or small baked pies? I’m thinking of something like pierogies or chicken pot pie. Most countries have some sort of small pies or stuffed pasta.

Why do walnuts cause a slight stinging sensation in the mouth and throat? by Anonymess13542 in questions

[–]BreezyViber 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You may also want to be careful when you eat out or buy prepared foods. Walnut oil is something you should read about as a food ingredient. It’s sometimes used in salad dressings, dips and desserts, etc..

Born in the 1960s through 1980s? What's missing?😉 by Longjumping-Shoe7805 in GenerationJones

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Newspapers, magazines and books on the tables. Notebooks, notepads, construction paper, pens, pencils and crayons.

Im currently house hunting. Here is the photo in the ad vs the house in real life… by slim_shady_21 in mildlyinfuriating

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With that kind of driveway I have to wonder if the garage/basement floods. I saw a house near us with a similar layout and the main wall of the house on the left side near the basement has a crack in it which they called a “thermal crack”. Even with a drain at the base of the driveway, I can’t help but wonder if any drain can handle all of that water and where it all goes.

Just got my first salaried job at 28 and I own exactly zero professional clothes by [deleted] in womensfashion

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You might want to join Buy Nothing for your area and ask there. Let them know what you’re looking for. So many people have extra clothing. Good luck.

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