Re: Just got this message from Yahoo Groups

June 30, 2012

i'm with you, ew.....that outfit is not there to make our lives

happier.....peace, mary

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> > I guess we shall find out on July 4th. If this group goes away, we can >

find each other on Facebook. lol > > EW. If we lose the group, join FB and we

can sprout ourselves to death. > > lol > > Melody > > -

>

July 1, 2012

I think she means Harry Potter type books.

Ann

> **

>

> Help me understand 'those kinds of books'?

> ew

>

> Re: Re: Just got this message from Yahoo

> Groups

> I did not name you know who, of whom I am afgaid.

> Ann

>

> On Jun 30, 2012 9:48 PM, " Carolyn Wilkerson " < carolyn.wilkerson%

> 40yahoo.com >

> wrote:

> He is the nemesis...

>

July 1, 2012

I thought almost everyone knew about Harry Potter books, written by Ann

Rawlings. They are well written and appeal to all ages. My granddaughter who

is 8 is trying to read one that is about 3 " thick. Her sistes who are now

adults have read them and still read them. My daughter has read them, as have

I. My husband read the early ones but then when they got a bit darker he didn't

read them. My daughter is aware andmight not have her daughter read some of the

later ones, though she is reading them with her as part of her reading program.

She does understnd what she is reading. She is a bright bulb. My son's family

all read Harry Potter, too. It is a book where the good guys win, but the

stuggle is difficult. Some don't read them because it is about wizardy but that

is a pretend thing to me and not real but the struggle between good and evil

is. The kids root for the good guys. A few people who haven't read them may

not choose to

because it is about wizards and witches, though there are good and bad ones.

It is funny, intense and has pretty good lessons. I just thought that most

everyone knew about HP which was played by Radcliffe. I liked Weasley

though as he was hilarious and yet eally brave as he wasn't that good at wizardy

and he still put his life on the line for good. Hermoine came from a muggle

(non-wizard) family and was really smart and excellent scholar. So she is a

role-model for smart girls.

Now back to sprouts & gardens. I haven't gotten started back yet. Got some

little flying things in the house from keeping some scraps in a can instead of

putting in the garden every day. Now have to figure out how to get rid of

them. Any ideas? they don't bother my husband but they fly around my light and

around me driving me crazy. Took the can outside and will put in the garden to

start a compost pile soon. Have some shredded papers (small pieces of shredded

paper ) and will put that in with it and cover with dirt. Read that watermelon

and cantelope love to be planted in compost pile.

Carolyn Wilkerson

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To: sproutpeople

Sent: Sunday, July 1, 2012 10:18 PM

Subject: Re: Fw: Re: Just got this message from Yahoo

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I think she means Harry Potter type books.

Ann

> **

>

> Help me understand 'those kinds of books'?

> ew

>

> Re: Re: Just got this message from Yahoo

> Groups

> I did not name you know who, of whom I am afgaid.

> Ann

>

> On Jun 30, 2012 9:48 PM, " Carolyn Wilkerson " < carolyn.wilkerson%

> 40yahoo.com >

> wrote:

> He is the nemesis...

>

July 1, 2012

Carolyn, do what I do, and build some gnat catchers.

Get a small mason jar, put some apple cider vinegar and a few drops of

dishwashing liquid. then make a funnel and tape it to the mason jar.

The gnats will be attacted by the smell, they will fly INTO the jar, but they

can't get out because gnats are attracted to the light and they are so stupid

they will crawl on the inside wall of the jar thinking they can get out. They

will eventually fall into the liquid and then you shall NO MORE GNATS!!

lol

Melody

> > He is the nemesis...

> >

July 1, 2012

Well at least I know about flying things. I bought some lovely pineapple

oil and was going to use it as perfume until a dab behind each ear

attracted some fruit flies.

;D LOL Ann

On Jul 1, 2012 8:50 PM, " Carolyn Wilkerson "

wrote:

> **

>

> I thought almost everyone knew about Harry Potter books, written by Ann

> Rawlings. They are well written and appeal to all ages. My granddaughter

> who is 8 is trying to read one that is about 3 " thick. Her sistes who are

> now adults have read them and still read them. My daughter has read them,

> as have I. My husband read the early ones but then when they got a bit

> darker he didn't read them. My daughter is aware andmight not have her

> daughter read some of the later ones, though she is reading them with her

> as part of her reading program. She does understnd what she is reading.

> She is a bright bulb. My son's family all read Harry Potter, too. It is a

> book where the good guys win, but the stuggle is difficult. Some don't

> read them because it is about wizardy but that is a pretend thing to me and

> not real but the struggle between good and evil is. The kids root for the

> good guys. A few people who haven't read them may not choose to

> because it is about wizards and witches, though there are good and bad

> ones. It is funny, intense and has pretty good lessons. I just thought

> that most everyone knew about HP which was played by Radcliffe. I

> liked Weasley though as he was hilarious and yet eally brave as he wasn't

> that good at wizardy and he still put his life on the line for good.

> Hermoine came from a muggle (non-wizard) family and was really smart and

> excellent scholar. So she is a role-model for smart girls.

>

> Now back to sprouts & gardens. I haven't gotten started back yet. Got

> some little flying things in the house from keeping some scraps in a can

> instead of putting in the garden every day. Now have to figure out how to

> get rid of them. Any ideas? they don't bother my husband but they fly

> around my light and around me driving me crazy. Took the can outside and

> will put in the garden to start a compost pile soon. Have some shredded

> papers (small pieces of shredded paper ) and will put that in with it and

> cover with dirt. Read that watermelon and cantelope love to be planted in

> compost pile.

>

> Carolyn Wilkerson

>

> ________________________________

>

> To: sproutpeople

> Sent: Sunday, July 1, 2012 10:18 PM

> Subject: Re: Fw: Re: Just got this message from

> Yahoo Groups

>

> I think she means Harry Potter type books.

> Ann

> On Jul 1, 2012 3:50 PM, " Ernest Willingham "

> wrote:

>

> > **

> >

> > Help me understand 'those kinds of books'?

> > ew

> >

> > Re: Re: Just got this message from Yahoo

> > Groups

> > I did not name you know who, of whom I am afgaid.

> > Ann

> >

> > On Jun 30, 2012 9:48 PM, " Carolyn Wilkerson " < carolyn.wilkerson%

> > 40yahoo.com >

> > wrote:

> > He is the nemesis...

> >

July 1, 2012

I won't try that, for sure. I did wash hair with coconut shampoo but that was

supposed to keep bugs away i thought. But then I put a tiny bit of mousse in my

hair (it is really fine and needed something to make it a bit more manageable.

I am not sure that makes a difference but bugs like to bite me. I think it is

sugar as I am diabetic. yet seemslike even if sugar is down they bother me.

Mosquitoes bite me, evidently gnats bite me and spiders bite me. They leave

welts. I haven't had them in a while but saw a spider in here the other day.

Prob ably coming for the gnats. I do not like bugs of any kind.

Carolyn Wilkerson

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To: sproutpeople

Sent: Sunday, July 1, 2012 11:12 PM