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Author: picopico Date: Aug 25, 2007 15:41
I have lived with this woman for almost twenty years. Her passion is
gardening.She has made stunning, beautiful and and tastey outcomes.
My question comes from this: She attends the garden with every bit of
daylight available. In any other regard she shows no compulsive tendencies.
What IS THIS with gardening?
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Author: kevirwinkevirwin Date: Aug 25, 2007 15:48
On Aug 25, 6:41 pm, pico pico.pico.net> wrote:> I have lived with this woman for almost twenty years. Her passion is
> gardening.She has made stunning, beautiful and and tastey outcomes.
>
> My question comes from this: She attends the garden with every bit of
> daylight available. In any other regard she shows no compulsive tendencies.
>
> What IS THIS with gardening?
I'm guesing she likes the results of beautiful plants blooming from
the efforts she makes...
Gardening is better than gambling (or several other, less than
wholesome, hobbies); consider yourself a very lucky man...
K e v
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Author: brian fletcherbrian fletcher Date: Aug 25, 2007 16:22
>I have lived with this woman for almost twenty years. Her passion is
>gardening.She has made stunning, beautiful and and tastey outcomes.
>
> My question comes from this: She attends the garden with every bit of
> daylight available. In any other regard she shows no compulsive
> tendencies.
>
> What IS THIS with gardening?
Ask her if she has heard of "nature spirits"..?
BOfL
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Author: Sir FrederickSir Frederick Date: Aug 25, 2007 16:25
On Sat, 25 Aug 2007 17:41:57 -0500, pico pico.pico.net> wrote:
>I have lived with this woman for almost twenty years. Her passion is
>gardening.She has made stunning, beautiful and and tastey outcomes.
>
>My question comes from this: She attends the garden with every bit of
>daylight available. In any other regard she shows no compulsive tendencies.
>
>What IS THIS with gardening?
She is probably a saint, with a direct line to the Gods.
What do you mean by "attends the garden"?
Some consider "attention" a form of prayer, a casting
of higher effects, more than the reductionists imply..
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Author: brian fletcherbrian fletcher Date: Aug 25, 2007 19:59
"Sir Frederick" fuzzysys.com> wrote in message
news:e8e1d3ddnrhh906uud8ftgf47v7i7o9ue8@4ax.com...> On Sat, 25 Aug 2007 17:41:57 -0500, pico pico.pico.net> wrote:
>>>I have lived with this woman for almost twenty years. Her passion is
>>gardening.She has made stunning, beautiful and and tastey outcomes.
>>
>>My question comes from this: She attends the garden with every bit of
>>daylight available. In any other regard she shows no compulsive
>>tendencies.
>>
>>What IS THIS with gardening?
>
> She is probably a saint, with a direct line to the Gods.
>
> What do you mean by "attends the garden"?
> Some consider "attention" a form of prayer, a casting
> of higher effects, more than the reductionists imply..
Facilitating growth, as we all do in our own unique way.
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Author: BernardZBernardZ Date: Aug 26, 2007 05:57
> I have lived with this woman for almost twenty years. Her passion is
> gardening.She has made stunning, beautiful and and tastey outcomes.
>
> My question comes from this: She attends the garden with every bit of
> daylight available. In any other regard she shows no compulsive tendencies.
>
> What IS THIS with gardening?
>
To be a saint you have to make a miracle.
Mother Teresa healed a woman of stomach cancer.
Has your gardener made a miracle?
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Author: brian fletcherbrian fletcher Date: Aug 26, 2007 07:01
"BernardZ" BluesystemNospam.com> wrote in message
news:MPG.213c23d6320485b4989f8a@news...>> I have lived with this woman for almost twenty years. Her passion is
>> gardening.She has made stunning, beautiful and and tastey outcomes.
>>
>> My question comes from this: She attends the garden with every bit of
>> daylight available. In any other regard she shows no compulsive
>> tendencies.
>>
>> What IS THIS with gardening?
>>
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>
> To be a saint you have to make a miracle.
>
> Mother Teresa healed a woman of stomach cancer.
>
> Has your gardener made a miracle? ...
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Author: MarsMars Date: Aug 26, 2007 07:03
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> "BernardZ" BluesystemNospam.com> wrote in message
> news:MPG.213c23d6320485b4989f8a@news...>>> I have lived with this woman for almost twenty years. Her passion is
>>> gardening.She has made stunning, beautiful and and tastey outcomes.
>>>
>>> My question comes from this: She attends the garden with every bit of
>>> daylight available. In any other regard she shows no compulsive
>>> tendencies.
>>>
>>> What IS THIS with gardening?
>>>
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>> To be a saint you have to make a miracle.
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Author: tata Date: Aug 26, 2007 08:43
On Aug 25, 6:41 pm, pico pico.pico.net> wrote:> I have lived with this woman for almost twenty years. Her passion is
> gardening.She has made stunning, beautiful and and tastey outcomes.
>
> My question comes from this: She attends the garden with every bit of
> daylight available. In any other regard she shows no compulsive tendencies.
>
> What IS THIS with gardening?
Maybe it gives her a sense of control (in an otherwise unpredictable
world?). Gardening entails manipulating nature in a predictable,
controlled manner, which is perhaps is appealing to those that need
some element of control in their life.
Or maybe she just likes plants. :-)
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Author: tata Date: Aug 26, 2007 08:47
On Aug 26, 11:43 am, ta nc.rr.com> wrote:> On Aug 25, 6:41 pm, pico pico.pico.net> wrote:
>>> I have lived with this woman for almost twenty years. Her passion is
>> gardening.She has made stunning, beautiful and and tastey outcomes.
>
>> My question comes from this: She attends the garden with every bit of
>> daylight available. In any other regard she shows no compulsive tendencies.
>
>> What IS THIS with gardening?
>
> Maybe it gives her a sense of control (in an otherwise unpredictable
> world?). Gardening entails manipulating nature in a predictable,
> controlled manner, which is perhaps is appealing to those that need
> some element of control in their life.
>
> Or maybe she just likes plants. :-)
Another possibility . . . does she have children? If so, are the kids
gone?
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