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    peachpurple wrote a new post, Sweet Dessert: Easy Mango Pudding 7 years, 11 months ago

    Do you know that Sagittarius loves mangoes?

    Do not be surprised to find a mango tree in the garden!

    My neighbor had a mango tree for years,
    bearing lots of ripe mangoes.
    He was a kind middle age man, that […]

    • Another wonderful dessert recipe with the taste of tropical paradise in it. 🙂

    • hmm, it look yummy. I would try it for my kids

    • That sounds so delicious with that mango pudding. When season of mango come, so many mango being rotten and people don’t even dare to look ways to have it preserved or cook for things that can be used for future use.

    • This post is very interesting. The pudding you have written about has to be tried comfortably with patience at convenient time. Of course, I am having patience in rich quantity. It is only the time I need.
      The pudding you have mentioned is somewhat similar to ‘MANGO TANDRA’. The difference is that it looks like small thick layers instead of juice or jelly.
      I like mangoes very much. I remembered the days when I ate number of mangoes and suffered from severe stomach pain. The only medicine the Doctor suggested me was to take them out by vomiting. He gave injection and brought the whole stuff out.
      In India this is called KING OF FRUITS. Here many people prefer it along with sweet curd. After the meals people mix the juice of Mango in their curd rice and eat it. They enjoy it. This is the only way of eating I avoid.

    • Wow sounds so so nice.

    • You are right. I am a Sagittarius and love mangoes since my childhood and even I am an old man but I still eat mango pudding made by my friend’s mom for me.

      Mango pudding is a popular dim sum dessert. Stephen Wong writes: “This simple dessert captures the glorious flavor of mango like no other. Its texture is silky rich, and its flavor, simply wonderful. Fresh cream is called for in the original recipe, but evaporated milk gives it the same richness without the fat.”
      Need a little help? Here are photo instructions showing how to make this recipe for Mango Pudding

      I have read ten benefits of mango pudding
      1. Prevents Cancer:
      2. Lowers Cholesterol:
      3. Clears the Skin:
      4. Improves Eye Health:
      5. Alkalizes the Whole Body:
      6. May Help with Diabetes:
      7. Promotes Healthy Sex:
      8. Improves Digestion:
      9. Helps Fight Heat Stroke:
      10. Boosts the Immune System:

      Keeping in mind these benefits it is most useful for human health. We must all eat the mango pudding making at home.

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    peachpurple wrote a new post, Reasons For Rivalry Between Parents and Teenagers 7 years, 11 months ago

    It is a common scene when there
    is /are teenagers in the household.

     
    Parents amd teenagers couldn’t
    agree with the same point, they
    couldn’t sit on the same bar due to
    different point of view […]

    • The writer’s point of view about parents v children rivalry is feelings, and emotions of the child is not a correct concept of the writer because it is the fault of age in childhood and youth but in adulthood the main cause of rivalry is lack of true education and nothing else. The feelings and emotions are the same awarded by God on birth to every child. Actually birth planets settle human trends since childhood and the child follows his trend active on birth while parents force the child do what they want from her starts parents v children rivalry at home.

      When with the passage of time 90 per cent children mend selves by improving education leads the children to the right path. I am International Net Astrologer,have advised parents let the children follow their birth trends they will get success on growing up.

      That is why is said that follow the rend for success and the planets shape human trends in society and those who follow birth trends may not be a problem for parents, history is replete with such examples.

      JH Sayyat

    • It is good for parents and children to respect each other. When there is a lack of respect on either side, that is when complications arise. People can disagree with each other, but need to do so in a respectable way if they want to live together in some type of harmony.

      A person who owns/rents their home, whether they are a parent or not, is essentially “the boss” of anyone who they allow to stay under their roof, in their home. That being said, most of the time, the boss RULES. But… good bosses have respect, and are lenient and understanding when situations call for those types of responses.

      Sometimes parents are disrespectful to their children because the parent might feel like since they are the older adult, they are always right. On the other hand, some children are very disrespectful to their parents. The key (although sometimes easier said than done) is for both parties to respect the differences in one another.

      If one side is being respectful, let’s say the child is very respectful, but the parent for whatever reason is NOT, then it would be wise for the ‘child’ to leave the parental home as soon as possible.

      If things are the other way around, where the child is disrespectful for no reason to a very understanding and respectful parent, then it is up to the parent to make some decisions as to that child’s continued living arrangements in the parental home.

      Once living apart from each other, if the two still can’t get along, then limited contact is the best for everybody.

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    peachpurple wrote a new post, Stir Fry Snow Peas with Black Fungus 7 years, 11 months ago

    There was a big discount on the Snow peas at Tesco
    yesterday.
    I bet that the snow peas season are out now.
    There were a group of aunties grabbing a few
    packets of snow peas and I finally understood […]

    • This looks interesting, although I admit I’m kind of leery about the “black fungus” portion of the recipe, lol. I like the look of the snow peas. I buy these types of peas often and eat them as a snack when they are cold and fresh, but they look like they will taste good stir-fried. I’d add chicken to this recipe, like you suggested for meat lovers.

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    peachpurple wrote a new post, Okras with Prawn Sambal Paste 7 years, 11 months ago

    Although some people are put off by this
    vegetable called Okra ( which is often known 
    as ladies fingers or bendi”, okra is indeed a
    healthy vegetable that one should not
    missed at all.
     
     

    What is Okra […]

    • I’ve never liked the taste of cooked okra. My mother used to fix it a lot when I was a kid, and I hated it.

      The only kind of okra that I will eat is if it is fried and tastes crunchy. It can be rolled in a cornmeal mixture, then fried in olive oil, or maybe even coconut oil. I’ll even eat okra that has been roasted in the oven, but it can’t be slimy at all, or else I won’t eat it.

      I’ve never heard of it being prepared in the way you described, but if I liked okra I would try it your way 🙂

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    peachpurple wrote a new post, 7 Tips To Protect Your Child From Cyber Bully 7 years, 11 months ago

    It is difficult you prevent your child from the

    effect of cyber bullying if you do not know
     
    what it is all about in the first place.
     
     
    When your child is the victim of cyber bully, it
    would be be […]

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    peachpurple wrote a new post, Signs of Having Stroke 7 years, 11 months ago

    When my mom had a sudden stroke, she didn’t the symptoms of stroke
    before hand.
    Furthermore, my parents and my brother didn’t have any knowledge of
    stroke details because none of my parents siblings had any […]

    • Thank peach, my co- teacher had a mild stroke last week. She just fell down on the floor while writing some lessons on board. She was brought to hospital and was told she has a mild stroke.Thus time her palm cannot be open well and her lip was deformed.It will be better for us to know the symptoms like these you presented here, so helpful. My co teacher has just turned 44 last month.She loves to eat pork chop anything about pork.

    • yes. The symptoms of stroke should be known to everyone. This is a very useful post.
      I had bitter experience with my mother when she got a stroke. She developed pain suddenly. She was admitted to a hospital. She was recovering. The Doctor once again checked her and advised some diet and got down the stairs. Suddenly my mother started getting vomiting. There was no one. I immediately rushed to the Doctor and informed about it. He took some time. In the meanwhile when there was nothing to collect the Vomit I kept my both hands and collected it. Mother was looking at me. I do not know the meaning of her feeling. I did it as a son. I never hesitated for anything. She was my mother.

      When I took her to another hospital the Doctor advised me not to allow her to drink coffee.

      One should be more careful with a stroke.

      The symptoms are
      A Sudden headache, Chest pain, exasperation, numbness to any part of the body, giddiness, faltering walk,sweating.

      One should know about Defibrillator. One should know how to use it. It saved many people from heart stroke.

    • My dad also suffered a stroke in 2012 he had bleeding on brain I have helped him with physio speech ot I had too as I couldn’t get him for excercise you learn a lot from google stroke patients are very difficult people to look after specially if they are stubborn I have looked after him 5 years he can talk quite a lot but he has expressive aphasia so sometimes words dont come out propely but can’t open his hand or walk yet any ideas of excercises that I can give him

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    peachpurple wrote a new post, Sweet Cakes: Tapioca Cakes with Shredded Coconut 7 years, 11 months ago

    Every once in a while, well almost every month, my
    kids and I have the sudden craving for Malaysian
    sweet cakes which is also known as “kuih”.

    If we happened to drive past a few roadside snack
    stalls, my […]

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    peachpurple wrote a new post, 5 Handmade Teacher’s Day Gift Ideas 7 years, 11 months ago

    Teachers Day varies from different countries all over the world.
    In Malaysia, Teachers Day is celebrated on May , 16 yearly at
    school where students offer gifts to individual teachers as a
    token of […]

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    peachpurple wrote a new post, 5 Tricks to Annoy Your cat 7 years, 11 months ago

    Every feline owner loves his / her cat as if his own
    baby.

     

    I would consider myself a doting cat owner, pampering her so much that sometimes she would be
    walking over my head , crossing the border […]

    • Cats are very canning animals. I don’t know if you meant 5 ways to get your cats attention because all the things that you ha e mentioned above only seem to get theirattentionnot annoy it. If you swing a thread I front of a cat’s face you will get its attention, and all it will want to follow the thread and want to play with it, that wouldn’t annoy it pasay! Cats get annoyed when you step or pull their tails, or when you pour water in them. I also have a cat and I have seen all this things happen.

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    peachpurple wrote a new post, Never Judge A Person By the His Looks 7 years, 11 months ago

    The problem with humans is to judge others
    from the look of the cover.

    You have heard the common phrase” Never
    judge the cover of the book”

    You know what it means; Never judge or put
    a conclusion of […]

    • This is really a touchy article I had seen so far. This is right that people always go by outward appearance neglecting the saying ‘DO NOT JUDGE BOOK BY ITS COVER’.

      One should know that a person does not care for money after reaching certain heights in life. He actually value the relationships and the affection only. He realizes the importance of human relationships in a society and never cares the material aspects. He lives like a highly matured person

    • I know a similar story. One should not judge a person by their dress…for one of the richest men in Jamaica dresses like the example in the article here. He does it so people don’t beg him any money.

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    peachpurple wrote a new post, 10 Healthy Midnight Snack Ideas 7 years, 11 months ago

    Many of us belonged to the night owls where we
    burn the midnight oil for certain reasons.

    Some of are either forced to be awake throughout
    the night for self-studying , loads of homework to be
    done or […]

    • My favorite midnight snack was and still is cereal and milk. 🙂

    • It is a favorite midnight snacks but very tasty water is running in my mouth looking at the pic and want to eat it as soon as possible in the lunch. I have many ideas abut such dishes as…

      But I like such types of salad I call it salad because all look vegetables and one egg in the middle.

      The Burmese tea leaf salad is one of the all-time iconic dishes of Asian cuisine. Beautifully presented with an array of delicious and healthy items, it makes for a sublime feast of flavors that are stirred together table top.

      Now, professional chef Elizabeth Howes takes inspiration from this super-popular Southeast Asian dish to create innovative salads perfectly suited for America’s farm-to-table ingredients. She begins with a fascinating look at Burmese culture and cuisine before jumping into the dozens of easy-to-follow recipes.

      Readers are guided step by step through the process of making a tea leaf salad from scratch but are also shown how to plate more modern serve-and-stir salads, such as Lemongrass Chicken Salad, Saffron-Ginger Shrimp Salad, and America’s own Cobb Salad.

      With stunning full-color photos, high-quality interior stock, and decorative end papers, this paper-over-board hardcover makes the perfect gift for any salad lover.

    • that is so nice list and well posted, i liked how designed your post and also like the yughurt snake, i like youghurt with fruits and some i like its salty with pepper, i mean black pepper, to give it relly mixed nice taste and power, i like it as snake for night and between meals and also if i take brake at work i like it eat it too, thanks alot for this list agian and liked the style

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    peachpurple wrote a new post, 5 tips to stay safe in high rise buildings 7 years, 11 months ago

    I was excited to have the opportunity to visit my ex-
    schoolmate’s house which is located at a luxury
    condominium in the heart of the city.

    Flats, apartments , villas and condominiums are considered
    as h […]

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    peachpurple replied to the topic Are our posts rated? in the forum Group logo of About LiteracyBaseAbout LiteracyBase 7 years, 11 months ago

    http://172.104.9.193/members/cmoneyspinner/

    errmmm… purple peach image looks cute but I am too old for that!

    For a mother of 2 kids, I guess that pic is suitable for the young ones.

    peachpurple are 2 colors that my son loved best.

    So that is how I got that name.

    Cheers!

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    peachpurple replied to the topic Users at TinyCent are disappointed in the forum Group logo of TinycentTinycent 7 years, 11 months ago

    If just a month of not being paid, I am sure there are some hidden reasons.

    Unless they owe writers for months or wipe off the earnings, otherwise, I think that everyone should wait and see.

     

    By the way, I haven’t write that many post yet, just 2 until now.

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    peachpurple wrote a new post, Nyonya Recipe: Fragrant Pork Stew-Babi Chin 7 years, 11 months ago

    Nyonya Cuisine doesn’t has to be spicy at all.
     
    I didn’t know that Fragrant Pork Stew which is famously known as “Babi Chin” was
    port of the Nyonya heritage cuisine.
    “Babi” is the Malay word for pig or po […]

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    peachpurple wrote a new post, 4 Tips how to prepare food at home for busy people 7 years, 11 months ago

    Do you agree that home made food is better than dining outside?
    Majority agree that homecooked food is better but how many of us have
    the time to cook at home ?

    Both parents and single adults are seen busy […]

    • This are some really good tips on how to cook for people who he e no time in the kitchen is who are too busy with work. I am one of those people who do most of the things that you have mentioned above. It saves me a lot I time and money when I prepare my meals before hand, do that when I get home it’s easier for me to cook even if it’s late.usually on Sundays is when I do my boiling and stacking of good in the freezer for future use. I boil meat dinner vegetables and anything else that needs preparations before time so that when I get to the house all I need to do is thaw and start cooking thanks for sharing those tips

    • There are some useful tips for cooking at home. As you rightly said that people nowadays are finding it difficult to devote time for cooking for various reasons. Most common reason for not cooking at home is because of tiresomeness and not having a good company to share their work at cooking. The remaining reasons may be specific to a particular family and a member who is cooking for the home.

      The tip on how to cook in less than 20 minutes for the entire home is good. The appliances you have mentioned will be quite friendly in cooking. They save time and money also. They also assure some good physical activity.

      I want to add that eating in a glassware will save a lot of water as they are easy to wash. We need not use a lot of water in cleaning the dinner and lunch plates. The dinner plates and other serving bowls should be kept clean and should be of good material to avoid the reaction with the food items served.

      But, these items should be changed at least once in a year for keeping the kitchen always nice and attractive. This will create a good ambience for eating.

      There are some people who recommend cooking for a whole week at a time. But this is not advisable. The Fridge and other electronic items may be efficient in keeping and preserving the food. But it is confined to only some countries only. It also depends on the climate you are living in . In the countries having colder atmosphere the cooking of food for a week may be accepted. But not with the people living in the countries that have a very hot climate.

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    peachpurple wrote a new post, 4 Tips to Save Money On Food 7 years, 11 months ago

    We all know that eating healthily is important for maintaining a fit and
    strong body buy that does not necessararily means that one has to be
    GOOD food, branded food ( imported from foreign countries) which is […]

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    peachpurple wrote a new post, Benefits of White Radish 7 years, 11 months ago

    Have you heard of radish?
    How often do you eat radish?
    In Malaysia, you could find the common white radish sold in the
    market but Western countries, both the white and red
    radish are sold for different […]

    • This is a food I am not familiar with although I’m sure it not only has great health benefits but taste good too. I’ve seen Ming Tsai, the popular Asian-American TV chef, use this ingredient in some of his recipes.

    • They say that radish can be eaten raw. My friend also extracts it’s juice and drink it as is without any ingredients or flavorings.Is there any difference with the health benefits we get when it is eaten cooked or uncooked?

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    peachpurple wrote a new post, 20 Reasons Why Kids Should Do Household Chores 7 years, 11 months ago

    Nowadays, it isn’t easy to get my kids to do household chores and I am sure that
    some parents out there are having the same kids problems too.

    My hubby was sick and tired of hearing my repeated nagging d […]

    • They should be encouraged in doing household chores because it prepares them for future.

    • I have very young kids and I have to admit with no lying I wish there was some help for my house hold chores. It is not easy do a job, come back home, and find all filthy and ready for new circle of cleaning, cooking and feeding. My parents help, my mother in law is radically useless and vain. She does helping only if her son explicitly tells her to do us a favor.
      My children are still too small to provide normal help with mind that they will not hurt or cut hands. I give older daughter to help. She can dust and clean simple things, but many times work become play and then younger brothers were one used like mops to reach under bed. It was funny but ever dirty again.

    • Well said, house chores have to be done regardless. No one wakes up one morning and becomes responsible you have start from somewhere. And that’s where the mum comes in she has to initiate the work in the house and make him kids responsible in their lives. You have outlined them very well there is nothing else to add really. There should be no excuse for not doing house chores that just have to be done.

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    peachpurple wrote a new post, Reasons Why Writers Write the Same Post Titles 7 years, 11 months ago

    I had read many posts online at different sites but why do we
    writers keep writing the same post titles since we already know
    the answers.
     
    Everytime I search for a title for my new post, I could find […]

    • I think that various different writers in different pages about very same topic use exactly same titles to tehir problem post because there is no other way how to present that porblem but with preset combination of words, that leads to exactly same title every time with no mistake. If you write about cakes from chocolate and cream, why not you use other words but chocolate and cream? Because it is just not possible.

    • Writing the same title is basis problem of SEO Search Engine Operation, for example, m name is ranked in the google search people ill choose the name as mine just bit different so that traffic could reach to their sites is the main problem.

      Post titles are essential to promoting your blog content. Believe it or not, it really makes the difference when a you carefully craft post title to work well, social media, in SEO, and most of all, with your readers. But how do you do it? Actually, it’s not as hard as you think. With just a few tips to keep in mind writing posts titles that get people to click on your links is as easy as pie.

      If you don’t believe me. Give the tips a try, and test them. You can use tools like bit.ly to track the post titles, and you can see which post titles get more clicks. If you’re using a newsletter service like Mailchimp, you can test with A/B split testing to see which headlines get more opens. While each person’s blog is different, I’ve found the tips below to increase click rates quite significantly, sometimes as much as the difference between 100 clicks and 1,200 clicks.

    • Writing blog post titles that get attention and traffic is a unique form of writing, because you write blog post titles for multiple reasons. First, you want people to be intrigued enough to feel compelled to read the actual blog post. Second, you don’t want to trick anyone by writing a title that is irrelevant to your blog post content.

      Third, you want your blog post to help drive search engine traffic, so you need to focus on keywords when you come up with your blog post titles. That’s a hefty list, but you can meet all three goals when you write blog post titles following the steps below.

      Your blog post titles should be interesting. They should intrigue readers enough to make them want to click on the link to your post and keep reading it. That’s not to say that straightforward titles aren’t effective. They are! However, you need to have a mix of creative and intuitive post titles to get the best of both worlds.

      You don’t want to be accused of tricking people into reading your blog post based on the title and then have them be disappointed in the actual content they find within the post. That can do more harm to your blog than good. If you bait them in your blog post title, you need to be sure that you deliver the content they’re looking for within your post content.

    • I also observed the same thing regarding the usage of one title by different authors. I suppose that is the best way they can write it.

    • to make money you need to write attractiv epost titel for sure, and it have to be also related to your post and to use
      i guess that writers should not write the dame title like others, to make it work

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