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4. Paper4 months ago
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Lovely in fair isle1 day ago
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Master Bedroom1 week ago
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New York 2011 – Day 54 months ago
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New Blog, New Joy, New Year1 month ago
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Joy in January1 month ago
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late summer - Yesterday we remembered what late Summer days usually feel like: comfortably warm and settled. We spent most of the day outside filling up on warmth kno...2 days ago
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More tiny flowers - New Zealand seems to be well-endowed with tiny flowers, and we don't know a lot about what visits and pollinates them. Only a few approach the theoretical...5 days ago
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Giveaway! - So.... I'm almost ready to get back into blogging but first I need to clear out the old in order to start on the new. Which means I'm having a giveaway AN...2 weeks ago
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A Slow Food Breakfast - So first I feed Bob the Dog because he never hassles me for food. Then the cats because they do. Off to see my ducklings and Momma-on-Loan with the littl...2 weeks ago
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Echinacea: How to grow and use this powerful antibiotic and immune-stimulant - This post is part of Terrifically Useful Tuesday looking at the immense benefits plants have for people. See more in this series here. If there is one plan...3 weeks ago
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Water babies - We've got an adult's sized paddling pool on our lawn at the moment. The kidlet has been having a great old time "swimming" in it after school. (The Child ...3 weeks ago
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Flyweight Chains - OK, here is me on Flyweight Chains: the aerial dance apparatus that I've spent the last 6 months developing in semi-secret. One Sunday, around 6 months ago...2 months ago
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Pure Saanen Buck Kid Free to Good Home - Update: We Have Found a Home for Him We found a home for him AND he gets to keep his balls! We’re taking backup offers in case the initial one falls throug...3 months ago
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"Let's just call it summer!" - Thus declared Miss Nine this afternoon. First BBQ of the season. Done. Best thing I bought this week? An EGG SLICER. A must for the hard-boiled eggs a...3 months ago
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Beltane - Ahhhh! That's a big contented sigh from me. I feel all filled up and grounded after spending a lovely day and evening with our ritual group yesterday. The ...4 months ago
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I want to ride my bicycle, I want to ride my bike! - *MOVING PLANET: Something big this way comes* *THERE IS JUST ONE *more sleep to go til a huge event taking place all over the world. Tomorrow is the Intern...5 months ago
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our wild chamomile - Last winter I did a post on how to tell the difference between the various chamomiles, mostly because both nursery chamomile plants and dried chamomile her...9 months ago
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Nanatech helps out Lyttleton - Nanatech has been very quietly lately, none the least due to travel, the ensuing health problems and then some recent earthquakes keeping everyone busy and...11 months ago
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New Cigar Box ukulele off the production line - It's been slow going in the workshop lately but having a new baby is a good excuse. Here is homemade ukulele number three nearly all done except a final ...1 year ago
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Oranges are for oil - I'm very interested in how we can continue to manufacture the synthetic substances on which our civilization depends when oil runs out. I've long been awar...2 years ago
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3 comments:
Yep, your title sums it up ;)
watched that through a friends link on facebook yesterday. hilarious!!
Funny, & yet so painfully accurate.
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