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I've heard some good things about grounding. I will have to wait until summer to do any more, lol.

I've heard some good things about grounding. I will have to wait until summer to do any more, lol.

@New World Explorer - just hunger occasionally, lol. I still drank tea or water and tried to keep myself distracted. Autophagy starts at 16-18 hours, which is what I was after.

Kudos. I managed to do half of that at one time. But want to try again. IT’s been awhile, so good reminder! But I started slow, and worked up to fasting for a day.

Incredible...! any side effects...? Discomfort? 

Our organization has developed a more balanced view over time, it clearly seems. 

Here is the link for consideration.  
w09 4/15 pp. 12-1. Questions From Readers https://wol.jw.org/en/wol/d/r1/lp-e/2009285#h=1:0-18:56

Welcome back, Roberta! This is the same JWTalk, but of course there are always new people.
Nice to see you around!

Lawless is actually a rare first name...
https://nameberry.com/babyname/lawless
So it's not what you think, but I am willing to bet it makes for an interesting conversation piece now that he's in the truth

Yes, I was in the sub concourse (behind the stage) area main cleaning desk for office support. 

Thank you Brothers for your help, I appreciate it!

Yes it was a very enjoyable time with the friends at the Wolstein Ctr last week! 

I'm not sure what kind of device you have, or if you have any subscriptions, etc. BUT...
 
Your FREE Microsoft account allows you to store 15 GB of text-based emails in Outlook, as well as 5 GB of cloud storage for files and media - and this includes files and media that are attached to your received Outlook emails as attachements.
 
To free up more space, you have to delete emails, especially emails that contain images, files, and video attachments, or delete stuff from your OneDrive cloud storage.

If you have a computer, you can transfer files from your OneDrive folder to another folder on your device. Therefore it will exist on your device, but not on the cloud, thus freeing up cloud space. The only caveat here is that if something happens to your device, you might not have a backup copy in the cloud.

You can do as @IceBreeze says and buy an external hard drive and copy the files there, and then delete it from your cloud storage. But in the same manner, if something should happen to this external hard drive, you won't have any additional backup copies, unless you have multiple backup locations.

Other options would be to get a free Google account (or DropBox, etc) and backup some files to your Google account, therefore freeing up space in your Microsoft account.
 
The next step up is Microsoft 365 Basic for $1.99/mo or $19.95/yr.

I'm not sure what kind of device you have, or if you have any subscriptions, etc. BUT...
 
Your FREE Microsoft account allows you to store 15 GB of text-based emails in Outlook, as well as 5 GB of cloud storage for files and media - and this includes files and media that are attached to your received Outlook emails as attachements.
 
To free up more space, you have to delete emails, especially emails that contain images, files, and video attachments, or delete stuff from your OneDrive cloud storage.

If you have a computer, you can transfer files from your OneDrive folder to another folder on your device. Therefore it will exist on your device, but not on the cloud, thus freeing up cloud space. The only caveat here is that if something happens to your device, you might not have a backup copy in the cloud.

You can do as @IceBreeze says and buy an external hard drive and copy the files there, and then delete it from your cloud storage. But in the same manner, if something should happen to this external hard drive, you won't have any additional backup copies, unless you have multiple backup locations.

Other options would be to get a free Google account (or DropBox, etc) and backup some files to your Google account, therefore freeing up space in your Microsoft account.
 
The next step up is Microsoft 365 Basic for $1.99/mo or $19.95/yr.

You don't have to change your Display Name. It can stay as walkr2 as it has always has been. 

But the software has allowed members to login with their Display Name and Password. So you may have been logging in using walkr2 and your password.
 
But in the near future, you will have to use your email@address and password instead.
 
I simply recommended that if your email address at JWTalk is an address you no longer use, you should change it to an address that you currently use. This way you can use the "Forgot Password" tool if you ever got locked out. 
 
But if your email address is up to date, you don't need to change anything. You can keep your current Username, Email Address, and Password. 

Welcome back everyone. 
thanks Bob 

Big thank you BOB! 

You worked very hard to fix it Bob. Thank you so much. Please don’t stress - we are practicing our patience and appreciate JWTalk and the effort you put in even more. 🥰🤗

... could be as old as 33 years now 😮 

... could be as old as 33 years now 😮 

🙏 we are very happy to be here 

Here's my wife and i
In the picture
Just got transfer to new congregation in may last year 

Welcome to JWTalk - the largest online community in the world for real servants of Jehovah!

I'm not, but we do have a few out due to Covid. In fact, a neighboring congregation had cancelled 3 in-person meetings and had them over Zoom because Covid was spreading around a huge part of that congregation. They wanted to do their part to try and stop it from spreading among the friends.

I'm not, but we do have a few out due to Covid. In fact, a neighboring congregation had cancelled 3 in-person meetings and had them over Zoom because Covid was spreading around a huge part of that congregation. They wanted to do their part to try and stop it from spreading among the friends.