Re: To EW. Question about snow pea seeds

[Guest guest]

Teacher's pet.

Beverly

Texas

Re: Re: To EW. Question about snow pea seeds

Have I ever told you that you're my very best student?

ew

[Guest guest]

I just check Google Maps and find that its 2786 miles from my house to Brooklyn.

So, I guess we won't be having an affair.

ew

Re: Re: To EW. Question about snow pea seeds

Have I ever told you that you're my very best student?

ew

[Guest guest]

LOL, Beverly . . . I think you're right!!

Thea

From: sproutpeople [mailto:sproutpeople ] On

Behalf Of FOOD FUN

Sent: Saturday, March 03, 2012 4:09 PM

To: sprout people

Subject: Fw: Re: To EW. Question about snow pea seeds

Teacher's pet.

Beverly

Texas

Re: Re: To EW. Question about snow pea seeds

Have I ever told you that you're my very best student?

ew

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[Guest guest]

Unless it's an Affair of the Sprout instead of the Heart, LOL!!

Thea

From: sproutpeople [mailto:sproutpeople ] On

Behalf Of Ernest Willingham

Sent: Saturday, March 03, 2012 4:18 PM

To: sproutpeople

Subject: Re: Fw: Re: To EW. Question about snow pea seeds

I just check Google Maps and find that its 2786 miles from my house to Brooklyn.

So, I guess we won't be having an affair.

ew

[Guest guest]

That's a BIG !

Re: Fw: Re: To EW. Question about snow pea seeds

I just check Google Maps and find that its 2786 miles from my house to

Brooklyn. So, I guess we won't be having an affair.

ew

[Guest guest]

I'm sure Alan is relieved.

Beverly

Re: Re: To EW. Question about snow pea seeds

Have I ever told you that you're my very best student?

ew

[Guest guest]

You think so, too? Ha ha.

Beverly

Re: Re: To EW. Question about snow pea seeds

Have I ever told you that you're my very best student?

ew

[Guest guest]

All the time. And the things I learn. Well, guess what? Alan is helping me make

the sunflower sprouts tonight. I gave him an ultimatum. If he wanted to eat

dinner, he had to help me.

lol

Melody

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> > Mel,

> > The answer is no. Those seeds are very immature. When I harvest peas for

the seeds, it is only after the pods have turned brown and dried up. And the

seeds get much bigger.

> > But, they're good eating aren't they?

> > ew

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> > To EW. Question about snow pea seeds

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> > Hi. I bought these the other day. Usually I stir fry them. I had a thought.

I opened them and found seeds. So here is the video.

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> > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g1AotySYnqM

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> > Thanks much

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> > Melody

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[Guest guest]

I just fell off of my chair.

Melody

P.S. and this is not funny either. Alan's ex girlfriend had been calling him

when she got lonely. Can you believe this? After 40 years. He told her to leave

him alone. She never got the message. She called and she called. We finally

blocked her number. He had no idea why I would be upset. He walked around like

peacock. Soon to be 65 peacock!

lol

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> I'm sure Alan is relieved.

> Beverly

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> Have I ever told you that you're my very best student?

> ew

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[Guest guest]

Maybe she has Alzheimers and still thinks she is in the 60's.  I dreamed about

an old boyfriend the other night.  I heard he died off the coast of Vietnam but

I never found his name on the monument.  I was dating someone else at the time,

but he was a nice kid.  Why would i dream about him after all these years?

Carolyn Wilkerson

 

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To: sproutpeople

Sent: Saturday, March 3, 2012 6:17 PM

Subject: Fw: Fw: Re: To EW. Question about snow pea seeds

 

I just fell off of my chair.

Melody

P.S. and this is not funny either. Alan's ex girlfriend had been calling him

when she got lonely. Can you believe this? After 40 years. He told her to leave

him alone. She never got the message. She called and she called. We finally

blocked her number. He had no idea why I would be upset. He walked around like

peacock. Soon to be 65 peacock!

lol

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> I'm sure Alan is relieved.

> Beverly

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> Have I ever told you that you're my very best student?

> ew

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[Guest guest]

Is there a monitor for this group? I apologize for being cranky, but this is

inappropriate.

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> > > I'm sure Alan is relieved.

> > > Beverly

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seeds

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[Guest guest]

This group does not have a monitor. If you want to comment about the

inappropriateness of a message, contact Gil, who is the owner of this site, at

sproutpeople.org.

ew

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[Guest guest]

Enough said.

Carolyn Wilkerson

 

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To: sproutpeople

Sent: Sunday, March 4, 2012 12:05 PM

Subject: Re: To EW. Question about snow pea seeds

 

Is there a monitor for this group? I apologize for being cranky, but this is

inappropriate.

> > >

> > > I'm sure Alan is relieved.

> > > Beverly

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> > > Re: Re: To EW. Question about snow pea

seeds

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> > > Have I ever told you that you're my very best student?

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[Guest guest]

Hi Carolyn,

I agree with you. Everyone ought to make an effort to keep topics relevant.

On snow peas, spring has sprung early over here in Japan, and I was looking

around for a great pea and bean inoculant. There is a pack sold at gourmetseeds

dot com, but I wonder if anyone has something homemade developed, and if, in the

sprouting stages, snow peas have other optimum conditions like temperature and

when to expose to sunlight.

Have a favourite variety of snow peas? Here is my list of possible suppliers:

(most dot com)

VictorySeeds

GourmetSeeds (have Bavicchi big packs)

RealSeeds co uk

GrowItalian (US site) (Franchi Sementi big packs)

SeedsFromItaly (UK site) (Franchi Sementi big packs)

Halcyon (US) has a list of many more

Cheers,

Duncan

[Guest guest]

I am all for keeping on topic. If you wish to talk about other things, start up

a new yahoo group!

I had been on two milk kefir yahoo groups, and instead of talking about milk

kefir grains, one member was constantly ragging on the medical profession. He

insulted me as well as a nurse -- both of us having been injured on the job and

due to inability for regular exercise, are obese but we're working on it. I

quit, swearing I would never, EVER join a yahoo discussion group.

For you guys, I made an exception to the promise. Please -- let's keep on

topic. I don't want to discuss patent disputes between blender companies. I

have had enough of that sort of politics myself.

I have greatly enjoyed soil-free mediums vs soil possibilities, and I find it

extremely educational. And yes, Melody and , I do like your input.

-- great logic. -- wonderful dissertations. And you all have great

patience for us newbies to sprouting. I was raised on yucky alfalfa sprouts,

but I am in love with any of the onion family, pea shoots and pea sprouts, red

cabbage, etc... Sprouts, even in the first week of consumption, I felt

better... improved balance... great phyto-nutrients without the anti-nutrients.

What a huge improvement.

And when all is said, sprouts are still cheaper than fresh greens here in

Alaska. But the nutritional value is so much more important. Thank you for all

your wonderful input. Let's continue on to promote sprouts and the wonderful

things you can do with them. I would just hate to leave a chat room because its

emphasis isn't being... emphasized... (For lack of a better term. My brain is

tired tonight.)

Keep on Sprouting!