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Archive for January, 2007

Dogs and Cats

          On Dogs:
 
           I can’t think of another relationship that is similar to the one which exists between a dog and owner.  When a dog looks up at you with big soft doggie eyes, so full of love and trust it makes you want to be worthy of that trust.  I’ve got two special small [...]

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Since Suzi’s comments on the last post I did regarding Pickton, I feel there’s A couple of points I’d like to clarify before moving on to other topics.           
First of all, I stated there was only circumstantial evidence against Pickton.  This is wrong.  There’s a ton of direct evidence against him.  This mistake was due [...]

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Tran fats Everywhere, and me without my Glasses I guess I’m at the age now where I really should make sure I’ve got my glasses with me before I go shopping.  There’s certain brands I tend to buy, over and over and one of them is Dan-D-Pac.  Usually I find their stuff good quality food, so [...]

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Is there any possibility that Robert Pickton is innocent?  I’m just asking.  He’s an introverted man who isn’t physically attractive and is rather mousey looking.  He’s obviously not an educated or well-spoken individual and has no obvious redeeming qualities.  His body language suggests his guilt since he appears to have withdrawn into himself.  The media [...]

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Today’s entry is going to be a nice political rant.  I wouldn’t want anyone who might be reading this blog to think harmless gardener equals complacent about what’s going on in the world.           
The biggest pie in the face goes to the American government for backing George Bush’s “plan” to send another twenty thousand American [...]

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Keeping Well

Since our winters the past few years have been unusually warm, there are plenty of seasonal sicknesses which go along with this climate change.  The cold winter temperatures used to kill off many of these bugs, but now with the warmer winter temperatures they aren’t dying off.  I notice plenty of folks in my town [...]

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The Ethics of New Medical Breakthroughs.
When I think of the controversy that abortion versus the right to life debate caused I can only think this is tip of the iceberg stuff.  Modern medicine is advancing at such a rapid pace and so many wonderful and scary things are going on that we are all going [...]

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Winter Ponderings

Jan 22, 2007
After about a week of minus ten and below temperatures, the sort of temperatures we should be getting in winter, we’re back to the plus side of the thermometer.  I’m not a big fan of cold weather, but I realize we need it.  Without a longer deep freeze it becomes more difficult to [...]

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Hello world!

  I am very new to the world of blogging.  I love to write, and I hope that  along the way I’ll come across others who want to chat about gardening, current events, philosophical thoughts about life in general.  I feel gardening is a wonderful metaphor for so many experiences that most people encounter in life. [...]

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