emilycalver.bsky.social
Physiotherapist, Geologist, Punk Gardener, neoRural in Southern France.
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Ozempic, but also what you suggested.
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Pretty, mine only flower white.
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But your idea makes sense
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Ah I saw it as a brief moment of self awareness followed by business as usual.
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If that’s the case, why would he throw up?
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This! 2 tablespoons chia to 5 water for a large egg, and tastes way better than flax.
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You cannot placate these people. You cannot reach an end. Round up every refugee in camps and they'll want the next cruelty. Their 'concerns' are not about society, the economy or public safety, they're an ever moving target of fear and hatred that cannot be sated, it has to be challenged.
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However if you know who to credit I will ALSO tag them if I use it
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totally stealing this
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Euh Happy Birthday, digitally…?
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This looks lovely and warm
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And god forbid anyone should pursue happiness instead of, say, wealth…
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NEVER buy a swasticar
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Even if you had to pay the full price which you don’t.
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That same inhaler costs around 20€ in France.
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Exactly this. You can try vietnamese cilantro (Persicaria odorata) to bridge the gap, it loves heat, and overwinters fine if you bring the pot in.
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Coming in the other direction, that little scooter wheel would get lodged in the V between the two bits and the poor rider would go over the handlebars!
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Me too!! I doubled the provided stakes with better ones, it lasted 36 hours. Took off down the field.
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Well deer can’t read the books. They do seem to leave ours alone, they love the chard so much.
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Still a hecking big parsnip though
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Started onions and lettuce, still waiting for the onions to germinate on a sunny windowsill, unheated entryway.
The lettuce in unbleached wet tissue paper under a led light has started sprouting (3 days). I’ll prick the tiny seedlings into individual cells on wednesday.
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Goji berries will take partial shade, they need good air circulation though as they are prone to fungal disease.
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Which is why I don’t like blow flies in the house because they’re big and loud and annoying and MADE OF CARCASS
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Damning…
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it has to be an arm since circulatory problems in her legs could be exacerbated an ankle bracelet.
Tiny tiny wrist.
Almost as if she presented no threat at all to society, or something…..
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“Totalitarianism in power invariably replaces all first-rate talents, regardless of their sympathies, with those crackpots and fools whose lack of intelligence and creativity is still the best guarantee of their loyalty”
-Hannah Arendt, The Origins of Totalitarianism (1951)