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The black pot was “elevated” in the world for photo purposes. Normally it lives humbly (well, perhaps, who am I to probe the psyche of my black pot?) on the floor. Which is, of course, normal for a...
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Ah, yes, what’s to be done? Choose both, of course! I’m not a big fan of Either — Or —-. I much prefer Both — And —! (Effectively, I think that’s what you do!)
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And the nothing spoke to you and you saw! Best wishes to you Judith for the seminar, what an exhilarating project!
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Thanks so much, Patti. Stay warm there in chilly Manhattan!
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Comment on Promiscuously, in a Vase by 2e0mca
Just watch it with those lilies… get the pollen on your clothes and you’ll never get it out! the tracery of branches with new grown leaves is always uplifting
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I still have issues going to the dentist – abused by a semi-bald bully at the local clinic where all us school children were sent in the 1960′s by the national health service. Drill everything just for...
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Wild Violets – my mother brought one home once and I have the joy of them every spring (along with the forget-me-nots)
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The alstroemeria are poor relations of gorgeous lilies like stargazers — they can’t afford pollen, so no danger!!
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Not to be sexist — but in my experience women dentists have a VERY light and gentle touch. My childhood dentist — a type like yours — was a cousin, so there was no choice where we would go. And like...
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Oh yes! Ghastly as this winter is turning out, we’re close to February. And that means closer to the wild violets — which WILL come. But forget-me-nots? I’ve never had the pleasure, although I’ve seen...
View ArticleComment on Thanks for the Memory — with Pork Chops Attached by mrscarmichael
Except my dear, I’m Kiwi trough and through but I understand your sentiment.
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Ahem, hence the Whale Rider reference in my comment about your remarkable memoir of survival and secrets — But are Kiwis as, what shall I say, as in-your-face and insouciant as Australians? I know more...
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and I wrote trough so TRUCE. Don’t let the distance deter you. It doesn’t us Kiwis. You will love both countries. I do.
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I’m sure I would love them both! In my next life — I’ve already requested to be 5’10″; now I’ll also request a transfer Down Under. (Uh oh, better be clear about what I mean by that
View ArticleComment on Thanks for the Memory — with Pork Chops Attached by pauline
My dad raised chickens so ours were always fresh but I remember going to the little stone market on Main Street as a kid. It had a butcher’s counter and I liked to watch as the “meat man,” as we called...
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Well, that’s interesting to hear, Pauline. I’m willing to give it a try, because I do believe in local. But I feel you have to know more than I do, and be better at meat cookery than I am, to get full...
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I love that you found a real butcher! I had begun to think those were a thing of the past. Growing up in the Midwest we always had good, fresh meat. That is something I dearly miss being out where I...
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My kids just learned they are too old to continue going to their pediatric dentist. I think I was the most disappointed out of all of us. Since they were tiny, they have loved going to see Dr. Sosa....
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Interesting — not a lot of butchers in San Diego? California vegetarian, or just the supermarket syndrome? Maybe butchers are beginning a little bit of a comeback.
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What a fantastic idea! I never heard of this, but instantly realize how appealing that would be! (Wonder if bubble gum was one of the flavors —) I think it’s easier now to find a really good dentist...
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