Mister preferred Leslie too: probably why He went down the rabbithole to find out what happened to her. But like you said, there are plenty of other videos in her history so He still uses those. I'm WITH YOU ON AVOIDING THOSE TOO'TIGHT CURLS!! It's TEW MURCH! 7:42 I'm thinking THAT's why I always failed at oregano from seed -- which worked out since I now use cuban oregano instead: So I kinda feel like it's GOD's way of letting Me know that's what She wants ME using instead, for whatever reason. But I DO NEED TO REMAIN AWARE of not planting tiny seeds TOO deep. I COULDA SWORN I put SOME on top tho'!! My small raised bed (where My snowpeas were suffering) was FULLA GRUBS LIKE THAT!!! THAT was one of the areas where I saw the birds communing, and I WAS gonna empty THE WHOLE BED, but I THINK the birds MIGHT have handled it for Me because JUST WHEN I WAS GONNA REPLACE ALLL THAT SOIL, it seemed like the plants got healthy again (after the birds visited for a few days). I'M SO PROUD OF YOUR ACCOUNTABILITY/ABILITY TO ACKNOWLEDGE YOUR OWN shortcomings & ALLOW YOURSELF TO FEEL WHATEVER YOU FEEL -- AND for the way *YOU THEN PUSH THROUGH* , EVEN WHEN YOU DON'T FEEL LIKE IT. That's that GROWNshyt, and you KNOW I LOVE ME SOME GROWNfolks!! GOD will CONTINUE TO SMILE ON YOU. 💜🙏🏽💜
hi tabulous1 🤗 im not on social media like that, but i wish there was some "out in the open" statement about her. thankfully she has enough videos for me to rotate through - plus i add my own twist to some of the moves to keep it interesting. now that ive re-sown my seeds on top of the soil (so i know they're not too deep), i'm dealing with the dry air of cooler nights and still-warm days. thankfully, i have enough seeds, patience and mild weather to keep trying all through the winter. its time for me to empty my buckets and sift out the grubs ... i just don't want to see their ugly bodies - and i know there's a lot, lot, lot of them! im glad i can work on one bucket at a time and see that im making progress, even if i just do one bucket a day. you know ima have to work with that moist/wet/soggy soil at the bottom of the buckets too, so i may have to let the soil dry for a day or two before i can sift all of it. im thinking that i will sift the top 2/3 of multiple buckets and spread the wet soil over the sifting mesh to dry and work on that the next day. my exercising consistency has had a few gaps the past two weeks, but i'll start a new week tomorrow and go forward. tfw
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hi jenita 🤗
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Mister preferred Leslie too: probably why He went down the rabbithole to find out what happened to her. But like you said, there are plenty of other videos in her history so He still uses those.
I'm WITH YOU ON AVOIDING THOSE TOO'TIGHT CURLS!! It's TEW MURCH!
7:42 I'm thinking THAT's why I always failed at oregano from seed -- which worked out since I now use cuban oregano instead: So I kinda feel like it's GOD's way of letting Me know that's what She wants ME using instead, for whatever reason. But I DO NEED TO REMAIN AWARE of not planting tiny seeds TOO deep. I COULDA SWORN I put SOME on top tho'!!
My small raised bed (where My snowpeas were suffering) was FULLA GRUBS LIKE THAT!!! THAT was one of the areas where I saw the birds communing, and I WAS gonna empty THE WHOLE BED, but I THINK the birds MIGHT have handled it for Me because JUST WHEN I WAS GONNA REPLACE ALLL THAT SOIL, it seemed like the plants got healthy again (after the birds visited for a few days).
I'M SO PROUD OF YOUR ACCOUNTABILITY/ABILITY TO ACKNOWLEDGE YOUR OWN shortcomings & ALLOW YOURSELF TO FEEL WHATEVER YOU FEEL -- AND for the way *YOU THEN PUSH THROUGH* , EVEN WHEN YOU DON'T FEEL LIKE IT. That's that GROWNshyt, and you KNOW I LOVE ME SOME GROWNfolks!!
GOD will CONTINUE TO SMILE ON YOU. 💜🙏🏽💜
hi tabulous1 🤗
im not on social media like that, but i wish there was some "out in the open" statement about her. thankfully she has enough videos for me to rotate through - plus i add my own twist to some of the moves to keep it interesting.
now that ive re-sown my seeds on top of the soil (so i know they're not too deep), i'm dealing with the dry air of cooler nights and still-warm days. thankfully, i have enough seeds, patience and mild weather to keep trying all through the winter.
its time for me to empty my buckets and sift out the grubs ... i just don't want to see their ugly bodies - and i know there's a lot, lot, lot of them! im glad i can work on one bucket at a time and see that im making progress, even if i just do one bucket a day. you know ima have to work with that moist/wet/soggy soil at the bottom of the buckets too, so i may have to let the soil dry for a day or two before i can sift all of it. im thinking that i will sift the top 2/3 of multiple buckets and spread the wet soil over the sifting mesh to dry and work on that the next day.
my exercising consistency has had a few gaps the past two weeks, but i'll start a new week tomorrow and go forward. tfw