| Topic by Bon | posted 256 days ago | 639 views | 0 times favorited | 13 replies | ![]() |
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256 days ago |
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256 days ago |
ditto ditto ditto :) -- - Debbie, SW Ontario Canada (USDA Hardiness Zone: 5a) http://www.execulink.com/~yohan |
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256 days ago |
I hope your holidays are wonderful, Bon. I am looking forward to planting some of your seeds for my winter sowing project – something to look forward to after the holiday visiting and celebrating ends. -- Robin, Massachusetts - "Live simply so others can simply live." M. Gandhi |
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256 days ago |
merry Christmas, Happy new Year and Happy Holidays to all, this should cover it all….. -- south shore montreal, zone 5a, whish it was 9 |
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256 days ago |
Happy Holidays to everyone. -- Stop by and visit my homepage at http://www.craftygardener.ca or my blog at http://craftygardener.blogspot.com/ Thanks, Linda aka Crafty Gardener |
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255 days ago |
Happy Festivus with the rest of us! Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy, Healthy New Year! Don’t eat too much of the Christmas goodies. Leave some for me. :) -- jroot |
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252 days ago |
ditto! Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas! -- Toronto, Ontario |
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252 days ago |
A very Merry Christmas to all!
Have fun and may 2010 be nice to our seeds :) -- Orchids77 |
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251 days ago |
I was busy moving to our new apartment before christmas, but I’m enjoying the holidays now. Merry christmas and happy new year to everyone. -- Michal, http://gardentenders.com |
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251 days ago |
merry Christmas to All and the very best wishes for the new year. Theres up to 7 people live here so my MIL bought the Christmas turkey. I have no idea where one buys a turkey like that as it must have been a world record holder…....a whopping 32 pounds (how do you fit it in the oven)...... a freak of nature. yes it was the biggest bird in my memory and as tough as a pigs nose and of course the FIL wants it not just cooked, but so cooked one would be hard pressed to find even a single water molecule in it. Kinda like eating those dry lima beans. the bride decided to make gravy (she makes awesome gravy) and then had her oldest son carry the gravy pan over to the outlaws apartment. This young lad doesnt belivee in excersise so his wrists were not quite up to the task of carrying 5 gallons of gravy and right at the dinner table…...it tipped. Piping hot, scalding gravy came out like Niagra falls, like a flash flood down a mountain. This sets of a chain of events, a domino effect that once again, should have been filmed. FIL flips over backwards taking his half full plate with him, kids ass over tea kettle…...................I make the mistake of laughing out loud only to see the ice cold eyes of my bride which sealed my fate in cleaning up the mess…..........the laugh ended. Old uncle Bob had is aged mind kick into gear which set of an infinite amount of stories about gravy, some funny, some sexual which in turn set of the pubescent children off yelling “Uncle Bob….we really dont want to hear your sexual escapade stories” Dinner was perfect. -- Central northish Ontario |
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250 days ago |
I tell you Greenthumb you should be taking notes to write that best seller.(LOL) -- Bon,Hastings,Ont.....zone 5a....Always room for one more |
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248 days ago |
Years ago when all the kids were small,we bought a 51 pounder from a butcher at the farmers market.Everyone who was there commented on how tough that bird would be.Well the butcher took me aside and told me how to cook it.This bird dragged the sides of my oven,which was on the bottom rack and just cleared the broiling element on the top. -- Southwestern Ontario Canada Zone5b |
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242 days ago |
Hi everyone happy New year to you too Sorry I haven’t been on here very much. I am having problems with the broken foot. so much pain and why now, I don’t know but walking and getting on shoes, well…. But all the best for 2010 to all my garden buddies Carolyn -- NS Zone 5B 200 KM East of Halifax cheers Bunting------Having a place to go – is a home. Having someone to love – is a family. |
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241 days ago |
Happy New Year, everyone, even though I’m a little late. -- the day you quit learning is the day you quit living. |
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