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Politics : The Trump Presidency
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To: Lane3 who wrote (69372)5/2/2018 2:02:24 PM
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Coincidentally, I was given the row of radishes as my first gardening responsibility... well except for some tomatoes when I was a toddler but I think my job was just picking some ripe ones. I didn't thin the radishes until it was pointed out that there was no other option, if I wanted fully grown and healthy radishes. By then I had baby radishes and I insisted upon fixing them in a dish with some lettuce. So every few days I would pull a bowl of them. It was way more work than I expected for the products produced but I enjoyed it immensely; I also found salt really helped. I learned to like radishes that summer... still do but without the salt. I am growing zinnias now for the first time. I started them in the house a couple of months ago but didn't transplant them soon enough so they are suffering some. I live at 9000 ft and it is snowing but the ground and air is warm so I've got my eye on the transplants and they seem ok. My kitchen and porch are covered with plants waiting to find their spot out on the property someplace. I love spring.

>>>"I think that the Bible is a good example of clutter. (I won't call it garbage.) "<<<

I don't know much about the Bible but from what I've read it is a collection of oral history, poetry, scriptural do's and don'ts, parables, literature and a smattering of mysticism. With regards to clutter, one guy summed it up saying something like, 'if you want to make it (the synthesis) useful, be the living bible, you know for the important things.' I think that was in regard to all the rebuking of the Pharisees who were considered the scholars and yet the worst hypocrites of ancient Jerusalem.
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