> Marshalee,
> What happens to the milk
> I am curious. Don't you make Kefir with your Milk???
> maxine
Dear Maxine,
The milk stays fresh. It can`t rot with no bacteria in it.
I don`t make kefir, never have.
Marshalee
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Marshalee,
What happens to the milk
I am curious. Don't you make Kefir with your Milk???
maxine
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From: Marshalee Hallett
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Date: Tuesday, March 12, 2002 11:31 AM
Subject: Re: CS>Questions...wilting dandelion
> Hi Marshalee,
> Thanks for writing me! Napa is a beautiful area, my
> Grandmomma used to live there. I really am a "country
> bumpkim, but am living here until the kids grow up.
> We only have about 5 more years to go, then it's back
> to the Seirra Mountains!
> Thanks for the "High Girl"!
> D
Hi Marshalee,
Thanks for writing me! Napa is a beautiful area, my
Grandmomma used to live there. I really am a "country
bumpkim, but am living here until the kids grow up.
We only have about 5 more years to go, then it's back
to the Seirra Mountains!
Thanks for the "High Girl"!
Darcie
--- Marsha
> Darcie
> yeah it is warm here, I'm in the San Jose California
> area.
Dear Darcie, Hi, home girl!
I`m from Napa, but living in Provo, Utah right now, (going to school at
BYU).
I also lived in Pleasanton and Fremont when I was young...a LONG time ago...
Love,
Marshalee
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I have found that cut flowers can keep for weeks in CS, if you change it
fairly often.
Marshall
Darcie wrote:
> Ok...
> Update on my dandelions.
>
> They are both slightly closed up, however the one in
> the cs water is the healthier looking one. It is not
> closed up nearly as much as the one
Ok...
Update on my dandelions.
They are both slightly closed up, however the one in
the cs water is the healthier looking one. It is not
closed up nearly as much as the one in tap water. I
don't really know what I thought I would porve or
disprove with this but it was fun to watch the
different
Opps it does but it is small and does not need to be filled.
Gosh I should have said a rose or mum
Louise
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From: Marshall Dudley [mailto:mdud...@execonn.com]
Sent: Tuesday, March 12, 2002 10:58 AM
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Subject: Re: CS>Questions...wilting dandel
llarabie wrote:
> Hi Darcie;
>
> Pick a flower with out a hollow stem and start the experiment over with
> something like a couple of daffodils.
Doesn't a daffodil have a hollow stem?
Marshall
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Hi Darcie;
Dandelions tend to do that at night. (gosh you must be in a warm spot to have
a dandelion at this time of year)
You might have better results filling the hollow stem. Now with Delphiniums
have hollow stems, you would tip the stem to 45 degrees
and slowly add water along the edge to
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