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Game CXCIII -- Autumn Leaves and Pages

11 years ago

YrAlban2001 posted The High Druid's Blade by Terry Brooks

I'm following with Stonehenge by Bernard Cornwell

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phyllis__mn
11 years ago
Leave Her to Heaven.....Ben Ames William
leel
11 years ago
The heavens are empty : discovering the lost town of Trochenbrod-- Avrom Bendavid-Val
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I got 5 cards today. Wasn't expecting them! Smokymist Cheryl sent a snowman card with Honeydew Melons from an Amish Farm, Ambrosia Melons, Tangerine Pimento Pepper, Tennessee Old Time Melon, and Banana Cantaloupe. That Banana Cantaloupe sounds so interesting. Thank you! FarmerGirl2009 Ellie sent Nasturtiums, Sage, Cosmos Double Click and Larkspur Gentian Blue. These are all great and I don't have them yet. Thanks so much! DetroitGir77 Michelle sent Dark Green Italian Parsley (plain leaf) and 7 Pot Red Brain Strain Peppers. I have been wanting those peppers for a long time and we can always use parsley. Thank you and Happy New Year! lexiegurl Dawn sent a very glittery Christmas card loaded with seeds. I love love love peppers and tomatoes and I have a bunch of new ones now from her! Gardener's Delight tomato, Orange King Tomato, Carolina Hybrid Cucumber, Straight 8 Cucumber, Hungarian Yellow Wax Pepper, Thai Bird Pepper, De Arbol Pepper, Palo Alto Tomato and Marglobe Tomato. These are all new for me and I can't wait to grow them. Orange King sounds big, I love big tomatoes, I will have to look it up! Thank you very much. Keiki sent some interesting seeds. Randia Blackberry Jam fruit and Carambola - Kari. I have never heard of these but that blackberry jam fruit sounds delicious. I can't wait until spring. Thank you all for the cards and all of the seeds. I will have a very busy springtime. Happy New year!
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Ok, I just took my daily walk to the mailbox..and OMG, it was FULL !!!!! It is going to take me all day to open them all...you all are just too kind to me !! I thought I was giving, and WOW am I receiving. Yesterday I received a wonderful package from retsec, she sent me a PLANT ! of Candy Apple Ice Plant, and some bulbs, and sunflower seeds. I just cant say thank you enough ! I also recd a beautiful Santa card from Jenny, cottageflowers, with some AWESOME seeds...verbascums, which were one of the MOST WANTED on my wish list, and CHOCOLATE salpigloss, which will go so nice in my chocolate garden.. YIPEEEE, and now I have more to open..I am going to take my time and enjoy them..then I will post again. THANKS SOOOOOOOOO MUCH FOR MAKING MY SEASON EXTRA SPECIAL !! and to think this is a gift that will just keep giving....AWESOME ! Kym
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This story is beyond horrible; I too feel awful for the parents and families from both sides. Of course this won't be the popular response, but I think it's wrong to set up petitions like this. I just don't believe children should be tried as adults because until they become of legal age "legally" they ARE children and "legally" they are entitled to the rights or protections provided to them because they aren't of legal age. Other than television or video games, children have no real concept of what the ramifications of their actions are. To try them as adults will also have no influence on other kids who have the potential to kill because kids aren't typically interested in these types of stories. If these boys really did what they are accused of doing then they are obviously in need of help. Entering a juvenile facility can provide some hope of rehabilitation that no adult facility could ever offer. As awful as this situation is, I think it's wrong to ask strangers who know little to nothing about a case to sign a petition insisting that two minors be tried as adults. The whole thing just feels like a public lynching to me. Let the people involved who really understand the case in it's entirety make the decisions they've been hired to make.
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I will prevail through this flu bug or whatever it is! Response
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veer
11 years ago
The Lost Villages of England - Leigh Driver
yoyobon_gw
11 years ago
FALLING OFF THE MAP by Pico Iyer
kathy_t
11 years ago
The Lost Continent: Travels in Small Town America - Bill Bryson
leel
11 years ago
WOWW companion : a guide to the communities surrounding Central & Eastern European towns-- Gary Mokotoff
veer
11 years ago
The Julian Alps of Slovenia - Carey and Clark
yoyobon_gw
11 years ago
SCHLEPPING THROUGH THE ALPS by Sam Apple
leel
11 years ago
Heidi--Johanna Spyri
veer
11 years ago
Practical Goat Keeping - Alan Mowlem
yoyobon_gw
11 years ago
WHY GOATS SMELL BAD by Raouf Mama
leel
11 years ago
A Sweet Smell of Roses by Angela Johnson

(lots better!)
veer
11 years ago
Hybrid Tea in the Market Place - Wang Guang Song
yoyobon_gw
11 years ago
BITTER DROPS IN A CUP OF HAPPINESS by Rosemary Fruth
leel
11 years ago
Happy accidents : serendipity in modern medical breakthroughs-- Morton A. Meyers
veer
11 years ago
Keep Smiling Through it All - L M Faker
yoyobon_gw
11 years ago
HOW TO FAKE A GREAT SMILE by Phil Ribeiro

( that's a double whammy !!)
veer
11 years ago
Grin and Bare It - Randy Hamilton
lemonhead101
11 years ago
Dress your Best: The Complete Guide to Finding the Style that's Right for your Body - Clinton Kelly and Stacy London
yoyobon_gw
11 years ago
WHAT NOT TO BARE by Megan Frampton
leel
11 years ago
Naked to the bone : medical imaging in the twentieth century-- Bettyann Kevles
veer
11 years ago
Drunk as a Skunk Naked as a Jay Bird - Steve Hopkins
yoyobon_gw
11 years ago
EVERYONE HAS A BAD DAY by Lacey Maurer
leel
11 years ago
Bad Day at Black Rock by John Sturges
veer
11 years ago
Dark Light of Day - T M Frazier
netla
11 years ago
The Voyage of the Dawn Treader - C.S. Lewis
yoyobon_gw
11 years ago
PATCHING UP THE CRACK OF DAWN by Bill Flynn
woodnymph2_gw
11 years ago
As I Walked Out One Midsummer Morning - Laurie Lee
leel
11 years ago
The winter of our discontent-- John Steinbeck
veer
11 years ago
Winter Holiday - Arthur Ransome
yoyobon_gw
11 years ago
SNOWY NIGHT WITH A STRANGER by Jane Feather
leel
11 years ago
Quick from scratch. Chicken and other birds (no author)
veer
11 years ago
Biological Control of Red Spider Mite - Dr N Baruah

( a pest of chickens that certainly make humans scratch. How I have suffered!)
yoyobon_gw
11 years ago
FEASTING BEDBUGS, MITES AND TICKS by Carrie Gleason
leel
11 years ago
A Moveable Feast by-- Ernest Hemingway
veer
11 years ago
The Groaning Board - Charles Addams
yoyobon_gw
11 years ago
ENNUI TO GO by Jon Winokur
leel
11 years ago
Plague : a story of science, rivalry, and the scourge that won't go away-- Edward Marriott
veer
11 years ago
The Scourge of the Swastika - Edward Russell
leel
11 years ago
Scourge : the once and future threat of smallpox Jonathan B. Tucker
(Enough of scourges already!)
veer
11 years ago
Dr Edward Jenner: The Man Who saved the World from Smallpox - George Smith

(leel, from where I am now sitting I can see across the fields and the distant River Severn to the small town of Berkeley where Jenner lived and carried out his experiments)

Here is a link that might be useful: Edward Jenner
yoyobon_gw
11 years ago
LASSOING A BRIDE by Gail Jenner

( leaving all those poxes, plagues and scourges behind :0))
leel
11 years ago
Marriage and the family in the Middle ages-- Frances Gies
veer
11 years ago
For Better For Worse - Pam Weaver
sheriz6
11 years ago
For Richer, Not Poorer: The Money Book for Couples -- Ruth Hayden

This post was edited by sheriz6 on Wed, Oct 8, 14 at 12:26
yoyobon_gw
11 years ago
WHAT'S YOURS IS MINE by Talia Surova
leel
11 years ago
Bioethics mediation : a guide to shaping shared solutions-- Nancy N. Dubler
veer
11 years ago
Me Before You - Jojo Moyes
woodnymph2_gw
11 years ago
I and Thou - Martin Buber
veer
11 years ago
Here I Stand: The Life of Martin Luther - Roland Bainton

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