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My mum came up to visit me, and we spent the afternoon gardening. There was this intense "herb" garden near one of the kitchen doors that I believe had not been touched for over 6 years. Do you know what happens when a "garden" goes untouched? It gets grown over by lemon balm.

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Please dont make fun of my paleness or fat. I know.


My mom got me a cool hat just for gardening!
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My mom's so cute!
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I got so covered in mud. It was kind of exciting
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So now in my garden, I have
Thyme
Chives
Lavendar
Blueberries
Raspberries
Roma and Early Girl Tomatoes
Bush Cucumbers
Sugar Snap Peas(that's what the whirly thing's for)
Anaheim Chilis
Red Peppers
Italian Basil
Carrots
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yay for the garden!
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Whoah. . . looks like we've both had a productive day. :o
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what did you do?
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Gardening is good. I used to do alot years ago, now I have seriously slacked off and just have some "dirt" with "plants".

And you and your mom are twins.
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Got us a cheap copy of GT4 (almost new)
Secured you a "less than half price" Perrin downpipe

^ Picking up both on Friday

Created a logo for 42 on paper (going to create digital version tonight)

Re-secured my CF A-pillars (picking these up Friday I think, too)

Hooked-up my new speakers at home to the PC
Installed my Phatnoise MM software

Did some cleaning of the bedroom



Oh. . . and I've been working, too. :lol:
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Why do all chicks think they're fat?
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subyluvr2212 wrote:Why do all chicks think they're fat?
Got me. . . :roll:
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holy cow! and yay for the perrin!

Now all i need is a Perrin windshield banner to install...
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Post by evolutionmovement »

Because they know breasts contain fat and they have breasts so ...

I figure if no one's killed me before I get too old to drive I'll get into gardening.

Raspberries rule.

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We have apple and peach trees as well. So much food will be produced by our back yard. I'm very excited for late summer!
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evolutionmovement wrote:Because they know breasts contain fat and they have breasts so ...
Sorry Steve, that's all I caught from your post. . . .


You're right though. . . and personally, I like some fat ;)
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Breasts and ass are useless without fat ... actually, I guess they'd be like dude parts without it.

Yay for fat in the right places.

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problem is, i have fat in some of the wrong places
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LaureltheQueen wrote:problem is, i have fat in some of the wrong places

BAH! Lies. . .
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Post by J-MoNeY »

Looks like your mum has a handle on the dirty hoe in the yard.

Edit - I spent like 5 minutes trying to make this funny. Man am I dissapointed on how this came out.
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you should be.
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Yeah Laurel, from those pictures, there's no fat in the wrong places. Skinny girls are gross.
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Post by dzx »

Wow, the garden sure changed from the before and after pictures. I miss living in Oregon. The u-pick places for strawberries and blueberries, the pacific ocean and haystack rock.
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Post by Tleg93 »

I'm sure Laurel doesn't want to turn the thread into a "let's analyze Laurel" thread. But for my .02 I think you look fine.

The garden looks nice. I like the dense look it has, if that makes any sense. Herb gardens are cool like that. There's so much foilage in such a small area that it looks almost sculptured, which I guess it is in abstract way. I wish I could get into gardening. It's relaxing and hard word at the same time. It always cool to be creating something that grows. Something that can be used for food.
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Post by tris91ricer »

Nice work!
I've never seen/heard anyone use 'intense' and 'herb' in the same sentence, particularly when it comes to backyard gardening. +3. :D

Oh, and that hat is like a secret; don't show it in public 'til you're SURE you're ready. Not that it's not cute and floppy.. it's.. uh, you know. :wink:
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I believe hats of that sort are required for herb gardening.
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Post by skid542 »

We've always had tomatoes and little things like that but rasberries rule. Nice work.
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Post by 206er »

functional gardens are the best. purely aesthetic gardens are ok, but its so much cooler to see the fruit n stuff ripen and then be able to just go pick it yourself and eat it. My favorites are raspberries, strawberries, peaches and grapes.
I actually took a horticulture class this semester. it was pretty interesting, and its a lot more involved than I thought it would be.
My mom is big into gardening, but its mostly perrenials, shrubs and whatnot. she's got a couple asian pears which are delicious, always strawberries, a couple bluberries that never do very well, and some grapes that arent old enough yet.
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Update!

I planted 2 pots of spearmint(for mojitos), some cilantro seeds, and marigolds to ward off insects!
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