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    JoDee Stout started the topic Mobile Apps…. in the forum Group logo of Making Money OnlineMaking Money Online 8 years, 5 months ago

    Besides making money on the internet with your computer you can also make money using your cellphone.  Do you use your cellphone to make money with?  If so, what apps do you use?

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    JoDee Stout replied to the topic New Writing Challenge: Colours in Your Name in the forum Group logo of Writing Challenges & TipsWriting Challenges & Tips 8 years, 5 months ago

    @ruby3881, I’m waiting for approval of my version of this challenge!!  Of course I used my given  name as my username is too long!! 😉

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    JoDee Stout replied to the topic How People Treat You in the forum Group logo of Family & RelationshipsFamily & Relationships 8 years, 5 months ago

    I’m a helping kind of person as well, but there are certain things that another person can’t help some one with.  Some times people make excuses for NOT doing some thing as well.  They really can do it, but they might use the “I’m too old” or “I can’t do this” when in actuality they can do it!!

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    peachpurple wrote a new post, Quick Meal: Spicy Prawn Pitta 8 years, 5 months ago

    I wanted to prepare a light, simple and fast meal for lunch.
    I don’t have time to spend 30 minutes to an hour […]

    • Yes, It is delicious because my niece live is USA likes it most sometimes she tells me on face book I have eaten the dish last night was very delicious really delicious but one day we cooked it at home but could not make its taste better.

      pitta bread
      2 tablespoons mayonnaise
      1 teaspoon ketchup
      drop of horseradish sauce
      sprinkle of cayenne pepper
      splash of lemon juice
      1 small avacado
      60g (2 oz) cooked, peeled prawns
      small handful of watercress

      Method
      Prep:10min › Ready in:10min
      Place pitta bread in toaster and leave until it puffs out. Cut off end of pitta bread and stick a knife inside to open up the pocket.
      In a bowl place the mayonnaise, ketchup, horseradish, cayenne pepper and a splash of lemon juice. Combine.
      Chop up avacado and add to sauce along with prawns.
      Rip up some watercress and add to the bowl.
      Combine and spoon the mixture into the the pitta bread!

      I think that These perfect prawn pittas are delicious with the perfect tangy sauce (very similar to marie rose), watercress and avocado! I love prawn sandwiches but this is a great twist on the ordinary sandwich.

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    peachpurple wrote a new post, How to Entertain Healthy Food for your Guests 8 years, 5 months ago

    Whenever there is a happy festival or occasion such as birthdays, 
    Chinese New Year, Christmas Day, we love to eat and entertain our 
    relatives and family members with favorite party food.
     
    A time of celebrati […]

    • I think a pot of soup is good too.
      It is easy to make, and you can have it with noodle or rice.
      After that, serve fresh fruits to finish off the meal.

    • The wonderful thing about food is you can always mix and match and fix a little something for everybody! 🙂

    • Healthy foods for guests are most important because it is the honor of the head of the home. My parents are coming to stay for a week and am starting to plan my menus for their visit. Want to have the fridge and pantry fairly stocked for “impromptu” breakfasts, lunches, and cocktails. Just curious what others like to have on hand when guests come to stay.

      I know this will vary a lot from group to group, but here’s mine:

      – good sliced bread for toast and sandwiches

      – cheddar cheese, for sandwiches, mac and cheese, etc.

      – salad greens and add-ons (vegetables, homemade croutons, cooked crumbled bacon, pumpkin seeds, in my case)

      – pasta and either jarred sauce or canned tomatoes and fresh basil

      – frozen pre-cooked shrimp

      – frozen boneless chicken breasts and frozen chicken thighs

      – scallions, garlic, parsley, mushrooms, onions, potatoes, eggs, cream, and the usual pantry staples.

      With this I can make breakfasts light and hearty (toast and coffee, frittata) lunch ditto (mac and cheese, chicken noodle soup) and dinner (fried or braised chicken, shrimp and pasta, salad as side dish or main course…) late snacks (toasted cheese sandwiches, spaghetti with garlic and olive oil…

      I might plan on several more set dinners, like roast beef or a grilled pork loin, but this is what would cover the other, more casual and impromptu meals.

    • It’s not that easy to think of a healthier food for a guest that is very good for their taste, so most of the time, buying some foods at the store is more preferable.
      But these post gives a little bit idea on how to make a healthier food that easy.

    • Good food is good
      Perhaps serving is the ultimate thing
      Some person pay more attention on serving

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    JoDee Stout posted an update in the group Group logo of Friendly and smiling groupFriendly and smiling group 8 years, 5 months ago

    A smile is contagious…spread it around..

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    JoDee Stout replied to the topic General Mills Recalls Flour… in the forum Group logo of Recalls...Recalls… 8 years, 5 months ago

    @scheng1, I think it was good though that General Mills is saving themselves from lawsuits however, even though they don’t know it’s their flour that is causing the outbreak!

    I do agree with you that the E.coli probably was in other ingredients that they use with the flour.

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    peachpurple replied to the topic Experts Column in the forum Group logo of Making Money OnlineMaking Money Online 8 years, 5 months ago

     

    @swalia/

    my advice is , DON’T JOIN IN that site.

    Expertscolumn writers (2 of them ) had stolen my Hubpages articles and claimed theirs.

    They had posted my articles , 6 of them which I had published at Hubpages for the last 6 years at Expertscolumn.

    Hubpages informed me that 6 of my articles were copied, I checked and found out that these…[Read more]

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    JoDee Stout wrote a new post, Why Did They Have To Kill The Gorilla? 8 years, 5 months ago

    The internet has been a buzz with the news of a child falling into the enclosure of where a gorilla was being housed at the Cincinnati Zoo.  Now the debate isn’t that a 4 year old fell into the gorillas enclosure […]

    • @JoDee Stout
      I too have read this news and there was no option as one would have not known what the Gorilla would be doing with that child.

    • Yes, it is the parents’mistake why they let the children go near the gorilla cage because it does not know difference between man and animal it eats what he sees as I have heard and read in different books.

      Gorillas are able to survive on vegetation such as leaves, stems, roots, vines, herbs, trees, and grasses but such vegetation has relatively low nutritional quality. Therefore, they must consume a larger quantity, but it is available year-round.

      Gorillas are very selective foragers. They usually only eat parts of vegetation. For example they may eat only the leaves, pith, stalk, or roots of a particular plant. They use their agile lips and hand dexterity to manipulate the vegetation for the particular portion they want to consume.

      I have read in a magazine recently that A young boy got into the gorilla enclosure and was confronted by a silverback male gorilla named Harambe. The gorilla repeatedly dragged the boy through the water. To save the boy, the zoo’s staff shot and killed Harambe.

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    peachpurple replied to the topic Blurry Images on Some LiteracyBase Posts in the forum Group logo of About LiteracyBaseAbout LiteracyBase 8 years, 5 months ago

    my images are usually more than 1.5mb in size.

    hence, I had to use Mspaint to reduce the size to 1500 pixel because it is way too huge for LB.

    So, you might noticed that my image is a bit blurry.

    Maybe I should upload at Pinterest before I upload them here, what do you think?

     

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    peachpurple voted up to a reply by Kyla Matton Osborne (Ruby3881) in the topic Has Anyone Heard from Lee Ka? 8 years, 5 months ago

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    peachpurple replied to the topic Profile picture in the forum Group logo of NewBiesNewBies 8 years, 5 months ago

     

    @meowch15/

    yes I agree with you, it will take some time to figure out how to do it, I learned through asking questions, you did well for a starter

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