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Thank you Douger for the pretty purple ribbon.

Remember the vulture feather we used in Michigan in May, 1999. Very useful technique.

I like the pot idea.

I really like some of your recent quotes. Wish I had time to read more. Still in Costa Rica and either don't have internet or trying to limit my time on-line (doing Facebook almost daily). Hope to read more often when I get back end of January.

Lemon lavender sounds enticing. Should get a bubblebath or shampoo with that mix. I usually change each time. I think I have lavender patchouli bubblebath back home at the moment. I've used fig bergamot for shampoo.

Here in Costa Rica: gardenia, coffee-flower, uruca (like linden), and a whole bunch of who-knows-what. Humidity brings out the fragrance in everything ...good or bad.

The Sherlock/Watson story is great! I'm going to pass it on.

Karen, how are you? It is great to hear from you! Please, send it to me, I usually purchase the pie crust already made this way it's always perfect unless I burn it.

Good to see you. You're looking good. Glad I found your new blog. I'll have to send you my "never fail" pie crust recipe. It makes any pie better. Really. I didn't create the recipe; I got it from my mother. It's been around for decades.

Is this like a custard? Color me curious. Guess I'll just have to drop in for a piece (since I'm in Costa Rica, that's a looooong drop!).

Oooooo!! That was some old coffee.

So, how did it taste?

I made myself some Turkish coffee this morning ... it's supposed to be sludge!

***slurp***