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Nicey replies: Lilly,

Thank you for that. Yes they seem like much better reasons than the ones I made up.


Rob Byatt
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Nicey replies: As I recall Wifey kept drinking tea by the bucket load when she was pregnant so no special insights there. She did get a craving for Spinach which we used to grow. However on this occasion the only Spinach around was one gnarly and fibrous plant that had set itself from some compost under a Hollyhock in the front garden. I was required to venture out the front door, dig it up boil it and present it to her on toast.

Perhaps we should have a poll, that would be excellently pseudoscientific.


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Nicey replies: Oh yes get the sugar back on there, then you can use them as little sanding blocks maybe to take the ragged edges of your Garibaldis.

Hoorah! for the removal of goose worms.


Andrew Forbes
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