Posts by Lilith __
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Cracker: Dig This!, in reply to Ian Dalziel,
Discarded pumpkin seeds from shop-bought pumpkins have a way of turning into huge pumpkin-laden vines if you compost your kitchen scraps. I've never grown them intentionally, maybe that's the trick? ;-)
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Cracker: Dig This!, in reply to Ian Dalziel,
I realize this goes a bit beyond vege gardening tips, but I've found John Michael Greer's Archdruid Report fascinating for his ideas on the future of agriculture. He writes at length on the theory and practice of growing your own food in your own garden without synthetic fertilizers or pesticides. He believes that in a post-peak-oil world, this is stuff we're all going to have to know how to do. Interesting reading, including the long and detailed reader comments and his responses.
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Up Front: That's Inappropriate!, in reply to Carol Stewart,
Or the hipster mini-kilt! Certainly not 8 yards of fabric in that one! Plus, in the closeup I can see the model's goosebumps. :-)
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Up Front: That's Inappropriate!, in reply to Carol Stewart,
pasty white Scottish skin (I can say this as I have this skin colour myself)
White, going on purple? Me too. ;-)
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Up Front: That's Inappropriate!, in reply to Jolisa,
Um, this is for Jolisa, apologies for threadjacking, I wouldn't post it here if there was a contact form I could find...have you seen this? As PA's anti-plagiarism tsarina, do you have any thoughts on the matter?
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Lucy, I see your kilt picture and raise you this one!
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BTW Emma, that school photo on the PA homepage, is it yours? Beacuse I think I see you in it!
Obviously, if it’s not yours, I have an overactive imagination! ;-)
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a true Scotsman will never tell you what's under his kilt.
He'll show you, quick as a flash. But he'll never tell you.It really puzzles me why a people living in such a madly cold, windy and inclement climate didn't wear TROUSERS! Or does the icy draught up your kilt keep you fierce?
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Up Front: That's Inappropriate!, in reply to Danielle,
try to teach ‘guys’ to treat young women as people worthy of basic respect no matter what they’re wearing.
This.