a ripe melon cute take care of the cold I have had a weird cold I feel like sneezing and I cant instead I cry oh well at least I have been making jokes about it you know secondary gain from illness
let me fucking see what is my head like in terms of fruitville I know a coconut I feel really stubborn today

love and lightning
ichandra

Quilty insisted I tell you that she highly recommends Zicam for what ails you. Add to that lots of vitamin C, echinacia and goldenseal and you should be back to clearer thoughts soon.

I've got to find that hen something to do; yesterday she was writing op-ed pieces and now she is playing doctor. Oy! :)

Oh, yuck! Hope you feel better very soon. Tomorrow is your writers group, isn't it? You really must be well enough to go.

Shalom

I think I have the self same cold ...sigh

pass the tissues and the chicken soup buddy ..
Hugs
Linda
xxxx

oh tomorrow is your writers group go and have a blast and prove me wrong
actually lots of people love writing groups in my city it is what propells the writing community
so

I have heard that in montreal canada all these cafes have in house drummers and people get up to read oh I would love that mon amie zirah
oh my god I said this is this ok ha ha it is just that yetzirah is too formal for this intimacy of the mind mon amie zirah kind of nice hey

Hooky said to tell you to dangle skeins of yarn from your ears to balance the sloshing. Ya know, a chunky wool on one side, maybe a nice laceweight on the other. You got that Patternworks catalog, you can find some there. ;o)

awwww, i feel your pain

I hope your not getting the rhinovirus. It's not a pretty thing to get. My oldest son had it when he was in the NICU after he was born. He was pretty sick.

I hope it passes quickly.. chicken soup and airborne are my suggestions.

~QE

I typically keep the seedlings in the house something like house plants until I can plant them outside in April. That way things like the tomatoes and peppers are more mature and I get a longer production time from them.

I've been toying with getting one or two of the "marbles" pepper plants and keeping them in year round. I know of one person who claims she has had her marbles and Thai peppers indoors for 3 years and has had production almost year round on them. I thought I'd see if I could duplicate her success in our new house where I will have a window with enough sun to do that.
Alli