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Started July 1st, 2000 Spoke to him while he was in Chicago. Said he trusted me and I was to do what I wanted. I feel the best painting was to just go ahead and paint a plate of french bread, french hard sausage, french cheese, grapes, bottle of wine and a window in the background. I painted the first in an appartment on Clinacourt, Paris and the second in a small chapel on a estate in Geneva. May 4th, 2001Home Garden Paw paws ... SUNFLOWER PAW PAW Early ripening fruit, highly regarded for flavor. Paw paws are slow-growing, deciduous, pyramidal-shaped trees with large, tropical-looking ... http://www.davewilson.com/br40/br40Pawpaw.html http://www.hort.purdue.edu/newcrop/ksu-pawpaw/cooking.html#Other http://www.mcmullans.org/canal/paw_paws.htm Where, oh, where is dear little Nellie? 8 -8 -8 -8 -7 -8 -8 -7 6 Where, oh, where is dear little Nellie? 7 7 7
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7 7 7 Way down yonder in the paw paw patch. (2) Come on boys, let’s go find her Way down yonder...etc. (3) Pickin’ up paw paws, puttin’ ‘em in a basket Way down yonder...etc. (My wife’s version used “pocket” in verse 3.) This can be played in the 4 - 7 range as well. Paw Paw Native to Central and Southern United States, America’s largest edible fruit, the banana-like Paw Paw grows on a small under story tree, frequenting the creeks ... http://www.chatlink.com/~herbseed/pawpaw.html persimmons Wes Pak Sales, Inc. - specialists at shipping peaches, plums, nectarines, apricots, white flesh peaches and nectarines, kiwifruit, persimmons, pomegranates, pluots, apriums and fresh prunes. http://members.aol.com/blaneky/index.htm We’ve lived on these five acres in central Kentucky for twenty nine years with our daughters, Abby and Molly. Abby and Molly are now students at the University of Kentucky. We built our home out of stone found on this property using a modified slip form method described in Helen and Scott Nearing’s The Good Life. We’re very happy with the outcome. Incidentally, this book is an essential addition to your library if you plan for or dream of a more self-sufficient future. We’ve also watched in amazement as a bare piece of cow pasture has transformed into a veritable Eden through our benign neglect. We grow paw paws, persimmons, elderberries and Mayapples for our own enjoyment. We are interested, however, in developing a paw paw orchard and selling both fruits and trees. We’ve made some wonderfully delicious paw paw custards, ice creams and pies. We’ve also made an elderberry wine that is reminiscent of Miers 44--only better. Please share your experiences and recipes with us. Thanks, Berry and Jeannie, Waddy, KY 40076 May 15thChester’s DreamI had a dream about Chester’s Home. A house had been demolished on the property. It was a pile of rumble next to another house, which was Chester’s. Just across the way was another home. It was like these two left over homes so close to each and not with horse and in a mile of another. Chester came riding out of the woods on his horse. There may have been a woman behind him. We settled in to having fun. Chester complained that he could be as wild as he wanted to be because of the close neighbor. He wanted to buy the place but they could not sell. Chester wanted to buy the place and turn the settlement into a Chester compound. We could not even smoke a joint because the smell would wave over to the neighbors. |
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