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Tuesday, November 27, 2012. Back In the Saddle Again. So, here, finally, is a future post with the promised pictures! Zea Mays Tiger Cub and Old Gold seeds courtesy of Nan Ondra of Hayefield. Nans corn seeds sprouted beautifully and the plants came up tall and straight! They also put out a couple of cobs but alas, no corn seeds in them. Perhaps pollination didnt take place? 2012 Pongal Panai Turmeric with some unexpected papaya seedlings. Turmeric in bloom about 10 months later! A very usef.CONTENT
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Wednesday, April 1, 2015. It was a small and cute temple, actually just a shrine, but had somehow earned the reputation of bringing peace to the devotee. And so, needless to say, was nearly always full. She dutifully folded her hands in prayer, and immediately went to the brass container that was screwed to the pole in front of the sanctum, and wore the kumkum. Her chest heaved a sigh, almost audible to my second-floor ears. And her face was now complete. When she was done, the priest, who.