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Beans, Beans, Beans, Beans, everybody loves Beans
The Goodies were big in Australia, much bigger than they were in their native Britain (or so I am reliably (?) informed by my Pommie partner. Of course the Goodies sang about string not beans but the sentiment is the same. … Continue reading
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“Crowd-farming makes Master Chef look like a Bunnings BBQ”
“Crowd-farming makes Master Chef look like a Bunnings BBQ” says Grow it Local co-founder Jess Miller. Normally I ignore press releases but this one caught my attention and I thought Melbournian readers would be interested in this event. Grow it … Continue reading
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Spring flowers
I’m going through a bit of flower phase. I currently have 5 vases of flowers in various rooms of my house. In fact there are probably more flowers in my house than in my garden at the moment, but there … Continue reading
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What do you think about? – Organic broccoli
I like having a blog, aside from its many other advantages having a blog means you get to ask people questions. Technical questions, how to questions, scientific questions, morality questions and mundane questions. I’ve come to the realisation that I … Continue reading
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The product of neglect
Regular readers will have noticed the sporadic (read non existent) nature of my posting of late. This has mainly been due to a lack of inspiration although I prefer to blame work commitments, family, kinder committees and a raft of … Continue reading
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