momijiki

momijiki

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I am especially proud of the cherry tomatoes which number 43 between 3 plants at last count. I'm also going to put up a picture of the first things we harvested-- two cucumbers and a shishitou (kind of pepper). We had two cucumber plants but we had lots of weird stuff on the leaves. Some kind of mold. We had lots of flowers but only got two cukes between two plants. In the same planter, we had three pepper plants and two of the plants are pep

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I think your website looks amazing once you enter, but I think your logo/sitename should be larger on the main page. It gets lost especially with the large amount of blue around. Also, I'm not a big fan of music on a site. If I'm trying to look at work or someplace like a library, internet cafe, it's not fun to have to quickly look for a switch to turn it off. I'd rather have to turn the music on then off. Great text, very clear and concise. Easy

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I really have to disagree with your idea that these rules don't hurt anyone if followed correctly. Sorry to hear about your daughter's situation. Still, if my husband were following these rules and using boundaries and hooker (as I assume meant from pay the lady) I'd still be hurt when if I found out. And people always find out. It's only a matter of time and the method of finding out. It would be worse if it were in my face, sure. But deceit hidden is sti

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Yeah. The smile continues until the day the guy finds out that what he paid for is an STD because his wife went to the doctor and got test result (assuming of course that she wasn't fooling around on the side... and I know the reverse situation can happen). Was this supposed to be funny? I think it misses the mark. Then again, I don't find that kind of stuff humorous at all. It just reminds me that some people are shitty people.

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I have a hard time thinking that the whole problem lies at the feet of sex-education. More likely (but since there are so few details about the people involved) it has far more to do with emotions, and a desire to feel connected and a bunch of other social issues that sex education can't possibly address. I'm not sure how sex-education in the U.S. works. It's probably extremely diverse from location to location. As far as I'm concerned, sex-education should cover

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I enjoyed them. But you know what? Take a break! Sometimes it's good to recharge and just enjoy life. Filtering life through the blog filter can be tiring. Charge up and come back. I was doing a walking trip on Tokaido Road and blogging about it every night. It was exhausting. I only did five days before having to go back home. I want to continue the walk but the blogging part is the most daunting. Ok, that and then processing the

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Most people I know have Facebook accounts and are in 30's age bracket. I didn't join because two people I know always have their "couples" fights on their id tags. It has made the whole thing very sleazy to me but a lot of other people I know enjoy it. I look at it this way, if I wanted to keep in touch with a person, I still have their address.

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[quote who="CharlesCS" comment="6"] Well I have met my fair share of "b_tches" and I have to say they usually need to simply take a chill pill. This need to be stronger than men is actually quite annoying and very unappealing. I am not saying for women to give in to their mens demands and such, just that they don't always have to aproach every situation Full Metal Jacket style. I understand once upon a time women were not seen as equals but does that mean that for ever they need

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I think it's funny that you two used Disneyland as the place to observe the plethora of bitchiness. I can't imagine a place where a parent (usually the mom who is supposed to do all the organizing and keeping track of everyone and their happiness) is more stressed out. Ok, I can imagine earthquakes and other natural disasters would hike everyone's bitchometer. I think Disneyland (world-sea-california) is even more stressful because it's supposed to be the happiest place on e

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Yep, what he said. I disagree with SanCho a bit. Sometimes you need to sit your butt in the chair and start to write. Write crap if you have to but then the flow comes back-- like getting rusty pipes to flow clear. You have to turn them on and flush them out.

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I usually read them. Pervy McPervington must be extremely irritating to actually experience, but he is a fun read. As for the videos... sometimes I look. Depends on my mood.

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[quote who="zakai1369" comment="12"] Think of actors you like go to imdb.com and look through their profile for older movies you may have missed. I've come up with some good ones that way. [/quote] Generally, I don't like actors, I like stories. Actors are usually a factor in my decision to NOT go to a movie. Will check out Hulu.com. I already saw all the Guy Pearce movies, including Pricilla Queen of the Desert. All those were

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Crash: seen both of them Forest Gump: seen it (initially amazed by it but irritated by it by the end) Kate and Leopold: fun movie (not a big Meg Ryan fan but liked the flick) Airplane/police Academy: just can't sit through them and I have tried. Oh, how I have tried (because it was the only English movie when I only had three channels when I lived in Niigata) Kelly's Heroes/In Harms Way: will check it out. I am defin

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Thanks for the info. Terfpan: will definitely check out the reviews. Thanks for the reminder to click yes/no. Loca* firefly/serenity: own it already Stardust: seen it Pan's Labrinth: can only get Spanish with Japanese subtitles here but will keep eye out on Amazon if I buy region free DVD player Stranger than Fiction: loved it (Love Emma Thompson) TV/Wonderfalls (not out here yet) Once/Johnny

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