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Mississippi Personhood Amendment
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Originally posted by gabrielleabelleat Mississippi Personhood Amendment
Okay, so I don't usually do this, but this is an issue near and dear to me and this is getting very little no attention in ( Read more... ) -
The Chronicles of Narnia: Voyage of the Dawn Treader
It's been a long time since I've read the Narnia books, twenty to twenty-five years by my reckoning. I keep meaning to revisit the world whenever I hear there's a new movie coming out (just in time for Christmas!) in the theaters, but I never do ( Read more... ) -
GSHW Writing Contest 2010 Open
The Garden State Horror Writers is pleased to announce the 16th Annual Writing Contest and Graversen Award is now Open ( Read more... ) -
The 16th Annual GSHW Writing Contest has been Announced!
The Garden State Horror Writers is pleased to announce the 16th Annual Writing Contest and Graversen Award!
The theme of the 2010 contest is CONTACT in any form, and no more than 4,000 words. Entries genres can be Horror, Science Fiction, Fantasy, Mystery, Suspense, and Thriller.
First prize is $75 and the Graversen Award and publication in SPACE ( Read more... ) -
(Gardening) Seed Experiment Day 2
More growth on the Radishes. Nothing yet from the rest of the plants, but that's not unexpected.
( Doing my part to keep picspam under control... ) -
(Gardening) The Great Seed Experiment of 2010
Pretty much immediately after my last post I got a simple seed setup in the spare room that includes my starter tray, a heat pad, and my plant light. The tray holds 72 plugs for seeding plants so I chose four seeds and started 18 each to germinate. From left to right I planted Tokyo Long Bunching Onion, Watermelon Radish, California Wonder Peppers ( Read more... ) -
Green Things
As of late I've been obsessed with planning my garden. It's that time of year when my mind turns to thoughts of tomatoes and green leaves and the smell of warm earth. This will make the third year of my garden experimentation and the year I try out raised bed gardening. The first year we tried container gardening, which resulted in decent peppers ( Read more... ) -
Presented Without Comment.
I have no words ( Read more... )
