Common things you have never done?
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Comments (1)Oh my, I am notorious for not following the rules. I don't stake my tomatoes, I grow cucumbers up my rose trellises and have pumpkins in my front yard and summer squash mixed in with the landscaping in the front of my house. But the one thing that worked really really well is just tossing my spinach and lettuce seeds. And I do mean tossing them. I don't cover them with soil, I just toss 'em, sprinkle 'em with water ever so gently and they grow - quickly. I never researched it, but maybe they like being in the sun instead of being under the soil. Birds have never been a huge problem as they seem to like the easy pickings of the bird feeder much better. I'd like to know if your saliva method works on the peppers. Do you think that what you have eaten would have any change in the results? Like for instance, if you had a sugary drink would that make the plant grow faster? Just wondering. PAM...See MoreName One Thing You Have Never Done
Comments (75)Tigerlil, wildchild was saying that the question was "what have you never done that MOST PEOPLE HAVE done". (Sorry for speaking for you wildchild; please correct me if I'm wrong). I agree with her that that's been lost in a lot of these answers. But whatever - it's an interesting thread. For me, given birth is one that I've not done but most people (women, anyway) have done....See MoreName Some things You Have Done..
Comments (53)Grew up on a dairy farm in ohio and learned to dive a team of belgian draft horses (1 ton each)when i was 6yrs old. Served two enlistments in the U.S.A.F. from 1966 till 1973(Viet Nam Era). Stood on a guard detail in front of the Loraine Motel in Memphis, Tenn the morning after MLK was assasinated. Was on a detail that rode an Air Force C-130 for four days, continually flying west around the world twice and every time they stopped for fuel it was breakfast time...LOL..finally returned to where we started and to this day none of us know what that was about. Got spit on by hippie protesters in both Cleveland and Chicago while traveling from one base to another. Did two tours in Viet Nam (during my second tour i was pulled out early because my mother protested through the Red Cross. It seems i was combat exempt because I was the sole surviving son of a combat veteran). Spent four years in Germany and travelled throughout Europe. Was a Scoutmaster for military dependant boys in Germany and lead an 8 day 50 mile hike from Bitburg, Germany to Bastogne, Belium. Took up photography as a hobby while in Germany and later got into it professionally for a couple years with a newspaper. Now I do it as a retirement hobby. Drove an 18 wheeler that had two transmissions, one behind the other with two gear shifts and a total of 24 gears. Hauled a 162ft bridge beam from Elyria, Ohio to lower Manhattan in New York City. After truck driving I worked in construction and attended night school. Got certified to Journeyman level in 5 different building trades. Spent 54 days in pretrial confinement awaiting trial on a misdemeanor offence that has a maximum penalty of 10days, and i was found not guilty at trial. Back in my truck driving days in the mid 70's I was living in Massachusetts and I rented a room from Jan & Ken. Jan was working civil service at the base where I finally discharged and she had just been assigned to work in the area where I had worked. I spent months sitting at the kitchen table helping her with her paperwork and teaching her the job. About a year later I moved away and we were out of touch until three years ago. I found out that she retired with 36yrs service on the base. I was living in Ohio and Jan and I talked on the phone a couple times a week for over a year, until last August when I moved to Mass and she and I are now together and havig a blast....See MoreWhats the worst thing you have done.......
Comments (31)Whidbeykathy, although I never had to do this, there was a period of time where - if called upon, I would have had to also because it would have been a necessary thing. I thank God it never came to that. I hope you will let it go and not accept any blame of your necessary action, this was not a wrong doing on your part, you should not accept or give yourself blame. All that will ever accomplish is a deflection from the person who behaved badly enough that this became a necessary action which caused you a lot of unhappiness - keep the focus where it belongs - on the wrong doer. But not for that person, you would not be going through this grief. You did the RIGHT thing and are to be commended for doing the right thing despite the hardship this caused to you. Never allow youself or anyone else to tell you differently. Keep the focus where it belongs....See More- 11 years ago
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