diana forsthoffer

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angelic!

it's terrifying. they've learned nothing.

was just gonna say that 😄. double boop!

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is it hot in here?

it's amazing how upside down things seem.

what a life! peacecorpsworldwide.org/lee/

the coir is a great sub for peat. i use it in my seed-starting mix.

yes indeed!

yowsa on that reading! it looks like a beautiful show.

10 Lessons you don't understand until your 50s. 1. Peace matters more than proving a point. 2. Your health is your real wealth. 3. Time is the most expensive currency. 4. Not everyone deserves a second chance. 5. Your circle gets smaller and better. 6. Letting go is a skill you must practice. 7. Happiness comes from simple things. 8. You outgrow drama without trying. 9. Your boundaries are non-negotiable. 10. Life feels lighter when you stop rushing.

Mmmmhmmm.

i can't wait to have fresh herbs just outside my kitchen door again!

so darn cute!!!

poor abandoned baby 😻

oh, my god! so much loss. i am so very sorry that this beautiful boy is gone.

ack. i'm glad you posted the amy jo burns shot. i still need to get her latest. thx for the reminder!

it would be such a welcome sight out my kitchen windown on a cold, gray day.

you dems really need to stop couching words. this is trump's illegal invasion posing as coverup for his epstein ties.

we need all the giggles we can get these days! 😄🤗

there are a lot of ethnic shops here, too, where i can pick up specific items that i might need, but i keep a running tab of what i'm getting low on and place a large order from the above place several times a year. free shipping. everything is fresh. their dehydrated veg mixes are so nice to have.

your pantaloons are showing. 😸

beware the regime change

may march land much more lightly.

i don't buy my spices from the grocery store. god knows how long some of the less familiar ones might sit on the shelf. i much prefer to buy mine from spice suppliers. there's a large local one and lots online here. my go-to is this:

oh, my heart! thank you annie. i really needed this. grounding in this chaos is so often next to impossible. your words are a balm.

good to see you up and running again!

your post has me thinking about planting one of these on my deck as a balm against future late-winter cabin fever.

x no longer marks the spot for anything reliable. i left it behind a long time ago.