I think in my case, if you judged a gift of hand-selected wildflowers as a bouquet of weeds, I think we both would have established each other's bona fides and we'd be done, so that's kind of a win-win there. :)
Wonderful story!
Ngl that's the post that inspired me :D
Oh, gorgeous! She is a worthy house panther.
Well, i do have a pretty nice balcony selection. That said, though, i don't think anyone would care about me pulling some tansies, lupins, daisies, or poppies from a vacant lot. You could do a lot just with grasses too.
Edit: ooh, i forgot clover flowers. Amazingly pretty. Dandelions are lovely too.
Edit 2: just saw a big cluster of forget-me-nots
I'd carve out an exception for responsibly gathered flowers.
Hm, it's hard to go wrong the Zwilling Henkel knives. Good price for the value, imo.
My partner prefers a santoku, branded Culinary Institute of America. It's thinner and better for veggies than the basic chef knife.
The children YEARN for the mines.
It is rare! These rescues came to us through a friend of a friend in the southern USA (Los Angeles, i think), and wended their way over here in BC Canada. I think in warmer climates you'll see it more.
Oh not at all, nit saying that. I sta d behind my mistakes. Just saying, shit green investments by slimy operatives making big promises.
It's not automatically moronic to scrap green projects.
No shortage of snake oil in green projects. I've got a few stocks down at 2-3% of the money i put in :(
Don't buy those knife sets though. Cheap crap. A good paring knife, a nice big knife like a Chinese cleaver or a German or French style chef's knife, and a bread knife, will work for pretty much anything.


