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Okay! Here are the links to all the videos i mentioned in this video… Why Your Soil Zone Matters! th-cam.com/video/dDhr02jVjVo/w-d-xo.html No Heat Mat? No PROBLEM. Heat Mat Alternatives For Seeds! th-cam.com/video/-eZ4J3BjdBY/w-d-xo.html Solarization. The Soil Miracle Cure… th-cam.com/video/LMv40mud5ak/w-d-xo.html
Wow that's huge losses and stress...I'm so sorry. Will pray for you and hope you will experience great blessings in the years ahead. P.s. I love your channel! Thank you for all your knowledge you're sharing!! ❤️
It's nice that you're able to be sponsored by an organization that you believe in so much and has helped you out. Sorry to hear about your life challenges recently. Thank you for sharing.
Sorry for your losses. My Mom just passed away last Nov., but she was 101 yrs., so this was more expected. Still she was my Mom. One thing I know about traumatic brain injury (husband) is you realy do have to rest the brain to get better and avoid multi-tasking. You really have a lot going on right now, so I am so glad that you have been able to find a therapist that you can talk to. I think this will probably help you. And hopefully sharing will help others as well. 🌷💚
You have the prayers of me and my son. We watch your videos regularly and want you to know you have fans and supporters who support you in whatever way we can.
So sorry to hear of all the trauma you and your husband had to endure, glad you were able to find answers in dealing with all that pain. I think gardening helps me through difficult times. Put a cover crop of clover in my potato bed last fall, was thinking on terminating the clover via solorization, good idea, or bad? Sure hope things get on a even keel for you, and your husband has a full and quick recovery. Stay Well!!!
I'm sorry for everything you're going through. People who want to help themselves always have my respect. And thank you for sharing your knowledge to help others. Helping others is also therapeutic, so I'm hoping it also helps you to know your help is appreciated.
Ugh, you've been through the wringer, Ashley, I'm so sorry! Your authenticity about it is SO important, I know other people are out there that have watched and will watch this and feel less alone. As far as holding out, I have a really hard time with that! But I focus on my indoor plants and early starts for the deck pots to get me through this time of year. I'm also whiling away my time reading up on plant breeding, so I might give that a try this year (maybe with some beans or tomatoes?)
@@GardeningInCanada your very welcome! Really appreciate your videos. I know I feel better out in the garden. Growing seedlings and enough plants to fill out the beds this year is gonna be a challenge! I'll be watching for your support! Thanks
I am so very sorry about the trauma of the past year. Sending planty goodness your way. I have found gardening to be a wonderful balm for my soul. Thank you for sharing your love of expertise of growing things. Sending blessings. ❤
Thank you for sharing your struggles. I struggled with infertility for years. It is so lonely and isolating. Thank you for sharing it. Gardening wise, this is the video I needed !!!
So sorry to hear your life has been so hard lately. You aren't alone, I can relate to ALL of your losses, and to your love of plants😊 one day at a time❤
Damn I wish I could be as strong as you have. I lost my mind when my dad died and I had no spirit left to live never mind trying to teach anyone about anything.
Wow, that's a lot of issues you're trying to deal with. We send you all our best wishes and hope you can handle all the obstacles put in the way of your well-being. This year has been a dry one for us down in South East Australia too. At least we don't have to deal with ice and snow, just 100F plus days in the summer. Cheers!
Girrrlll....you just keep going and doing what you need to do! Thank you for continuing to share your knowledge and yourself with us through all of it.
So sorry to hear of all traumatic trials you've endured. Mad props to you and your husband for your perseverance. Thank you for being generous enough to give your unsponsored opinions on our agricultural curiosities. You're a 💎 Gem 😁
So sorry for all the losses you are experiencing. Prayers for you and your family. When the itch to grow and garden gets strong like it does this time of year, I usually grow spouts and microgreens inside for the short term yay factor and they are so delicious and healthy! I recently started growing smaller trays of 2 kinds of tomatoes, a pepper variety and 2 kinds of onions from seed to transplant out in the garden end of May for me (typically around the long weekend) here in Southern Alberta. I am resisting the urge to grow more until I get into the greenhouse and we just got a dump of snow here so it will be a little while yet. The snow is welcome though as we desperately need the moisture being in one of those red zones on the Canada map.
I like to overwinter my favourite tomato plant. It is the same plant I bought in 2020. I also use the trimmings to start more plants which I usually end up giving away.
My last frost date is May 4th and today it’s 62 F. Last week we had 18in. of snow. Round one of seedlings are ready to move under more light making room for round two. Otherwise, I sit and twiddle my thumbs as I watch the slowly awaking perennial beds.
Sounds like we live in the same place, I'm guessing. So glad for that snow keeping the fire danger down. Actually, I'm about to start my second set of seedlings, too.
Bless your little cotton socks, Ashley, you certainly have been putting on a brave face for us. I'll add your intentions to my prayers. I'm very happy you addressed the sterilization of soil issue. I keep seeing people pour boiling water on soil, believing they're somehow preventing fungus gnats from appearing, or whatever, yet not realizing that they're killing all the good stuff in that soil, too. Some people will believe anything they see on the internet. Thank you for being a well-educated voice of reason. ~ Lisa
You should do a video on tree fern fiber, I see that popping up a lot now a days, also TPS microcryzal fungi innoculant. Love your videos! So informative
You didn't hurt the little green bird! I'm missing the loud little beast just a little. I've planted root vegetable seeds and letace but think might be too cold for germination, but I've given water . I've had walkways for years and also raised in ground beds with claybase it's working. I tilt almost nothing.
Got my solarization plastic in place on Monday when it was 20degrees (Celsius), now we're under a foot of snow... don't think it will be working for a few days😂 - in the meantime, lots of gardening TH-cam videos and way too much time checking my seedlings while I avoid the temptation to plant things too early! Glad I found your channel, I'm really enjoying the Canadian prairies info!
Things are started indoors, raked up the tops of the beds and mixed the top layer of soil. Probably going to solarize them this year. Found a larva that looked like a grub but it wasn't a grub. No idea what it was.
I do my best to not walk on the lawn but I’m afraid there is lawn between me and the greenhouse. Very wet lawn currently 😟. Question for you: we are moving the raised vegetable beds so I dug out the soil. I kept the amended top soil in a separate pile and will fill the bed bottom with the soil that was at the bottom in the old location. Did I mess up the soil microbiology by digging it all up?
Sending you love and hugs❤️! When do we know we can walk on the soil? We are switching from raised beds to in ground rows with irrigation this year so we have a lot of work to do. Should we just cover crop all the rows for spring, summer and fall to help build the soil back up and aerate it? Thank you 🙏
You are the second youtuber (youtubist? Tuber?) To recommend Better Help...Anne of All Trades. They must be doing something right to get you as clients. So good on ya. Depression happens. Recognizing you aren't coping is a big step. If your leg was broken, you'd get help, so if brains are broken, you'd get help. Seeing that you need help for your brain is harder because you have to realise it. So if friends or family mention you seem off, listen to them. Getting the tools to help yourself can be through many ways. ER, home doc, mental health associations, through workplace, crisis help hot lines and online therapy help. You can do it. Thanks for the spring soil dos and don't s. Stay on the path! Gotcha! Check! Cheers!
Sorry to hear about your losses and that you're dealing with infertility. I back in 2015-16 lost my mom, aunt, and three uncles so I know the feeling. I have a question can I use 2-4-DB on clover? Also; can I use clethodim near tall fescue or will it kill it? I want to get a clover/tall fescue mix but want to kill all of of the thistle, dandelion, nutsedge, crab grass, ragweed, etc.
that is a grass desiccant so it will take out anything in the grass family. Because it is meant to take out grass it won't be engineered to take out broadleaves like clover unfortunately. To just kill clover you want to find a broadleaf desiccant but it will take a few applications because of the seeds in the soil.
@@GardeningInCanada I want to save clover/tall fescue only. I want everything else dead. I went to a turf place today and they got me a selective low dose herbicide cf quinclorac. It might turn the clover a little yellow but they said the clover will bounce back.
My lawn is constantly walked on, wheelbarrows and carts, and even vehicles drive on the grass. Grass is better for this than pavement. I’m ok with that. I get that it’s not ideal for the plants. All that. But you can’t just have land you never walk on or use ever. How would you stand beside the raised bed without standing on the lawn? You don’t count it because it’s mulched pathways? Idk how that’s possibly better, lol. It can’t be.
Yeah, I get that it’s abusive. I’m just saying there’s really no option ever for a lawn, IMHO. I can’t exactly hover. I don’t want to pave it. If it’s not growing stuff but you walk on it can’t possibly be better than walking on grass. I never walk on my raised beds, but the grass is for erosion control-and the space to work, run, play, have a picnic, whatever. I can’t imagine not using my land. Not being outside. There’s no way to be outside and not step on the ground.
@@steffyincan yeah, we try not to drive on it with heavy vehicles when it’s super-soft, so we don’t get stuck. And I’d rather not get vast quantities of mud on my shoes, either. So it’s naturally limiting there.
Ah... see, it's...'funny' how there's two tyoes of people, those who go about their daily lives pretty muh unscathed by aggravation, big & small calamities, ridiculousness, unnecessary shenanigans, and of course, heartbreak- particularly of the repeated kind... then, there's the rest of us. lol & a virtual hug *lightbulb moment* oooh so THATS why not every one appreciates the beauty, therapy & nor cleverness of the dark humored mind. ❤
By setting up dedicated pathways and growing areas within the larger garden. Even if you are growing in ground in a larger garden plot you can plan out where your growing spots/rows will be and only walk in the "pathway"
you are so boring to listen to, it kills me. what you say is interesting buy your way to say it is soooo unbearable, honestly, you should really work on that.
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Okay! Here are the links to all the videos i mentioned in this video…
Why Your Soil Zone Matters!
th-cam.com/video/dDhr02jVjVo/w-d-xo.html
No Heat Mat? No PROBLEM. Heat Mat Alternatives For Seeds!
th-cam.com/video/-eZ4J3BjdBY/w-d-xo.html
Solarization. The Soil Miracle Cure…
th-cam.com/video/LMv40mud5ak/w-d-xo.html
Wow that's huge losses and stress...I'm so sorry. Will pray for you and hope you will experience great blessings in the years ahead. P.s. I love your channel! Thank you for all your knowledge you're sharing!! ❤️
It's nice that you're able to be sponsored by an organization that you believe in so much and has helped you out. Sorry to hear about your life challenges recently. Thank you for sharing.
This!
Thank you so much!
Sorry for your losses. My Mom just passed away last Nov., but she was 101 yrs., so this was more expected. Still she was my Mom. One thing I know about traumatic brain injury (husband) is you realy do have to rest the brain to get better and avoid multi-tasking. You really have a lot going on right now, so I am so glad that you have been able to find a therapist that you can talk to. I think this will probably help you. And hopefully sharing will help others as well. 🌷💚
Thank you for the words of wisdom.
You have the prayers of me and my son. We watch your videos regularly and want you to know you have fans and supporters who support you in whatever way we can.
Awe thank you. I appreciate that. You all mean the world to me ❤
Def will be paying for you. I'm so very sorry for all your loses.😢
WoW you have gone / going through a lot! so appreciate your transparency!
You are so welcome! It doesn’t fit into the script usually 😅
OMG Ashley, so sorry to hear that. Thank you for your honesty.
❤️ anytime. Thank you for your constant support 🙏
Most genuine product endorsement I've ever come across on YT. Life is full of ups and downs and surprises. Keep up the good work.
I appreciate that!
I'm so sorry for your heartbreaks. Your endorsement is genuine! 😢tough times ahead. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge for free.❤ 😢
Thank you so much!
So sorry to hear of all the trauma you and your husband had to endure, glad you were able to find answers in dealing with all that pain. I think gardening helps me through difficult times.
Put a cover crop of clover in my potato bed last fall, was thinking on terminating the clover via solorization, good idea, or bad?
Sure hope things get on a even keel for you, and your husband has a full and quick recovery.
Stay Well!!!
First thank you 🙏
Second Yea sure! Just make sure there is no blight issues would be my only concern.
I'm sorry for everything you're going through. People who want to help themselves always have my respect. And thank you for sharing your knowledge to help others. Helping others is also therapeutic, so I'm hoping it also helps you to know your help is appreciated.
I appreciate that
Ugh, you've been through the wringer, Ashley, I'm so sorry! Your authenticity about it is SO important, I know other people are out there that have watched and will watch this and feel less alone.
As far as holding out, I have a really hard time with that! But I focus on my indoor plants and early starts for the deck pots to get me through this time of year. I'm also whiling away my time reading up on plant breeding, so I might give that a try this year (maybe with some beans or tomatoes?)
Oh yes! Making crosses is very fun
Better health for you in 2024. Take care of yourself while you're getting into the garden!
Thank you ❤️😅
@@GardeningInCanada your very welcome! Really appreciate your videos. I know I feel better out in the garden. Growing seedlings and enough plants to fill out the beds this year is gonna be a challenge! I'll be watching for your support! Thanks
I am so very sorry about the trauma of the past year. Sending planty goodness your way. I have found gardening to be a wonderful balm for my soul. Thank you for sharing your love of expertise of growing things. Sending blessings. ❤
So very true. Gardening is wonderful
Thank you for sharing your struggles. I struggled with infertility for years. It is so lonely and isolating. Thank you for sharing it.
Gardening wise, this is the video I needed !!!
❤️ it’s a battle 🥹
I’ve never commented on the sponsored part of a video. Thanks for your authenticity.
I appreciate that!
So sorry to hear your life has been so hard lately. You aren't alone, I can relate to ALL of your losses, and to your love of plants😊 one day at a time❤
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Gardening is therapy for all of us. Keep going girl! Your not alone!
Your videos & content are always amazing!
So sorry for your personal hardship but thank you to your sponsor... perfect timing! 💯🌱🙇
It’s very true lol
Damn I wish I could be as strong as you have. I lost my mind when my dad died and I had no spirit left to live never mind trying to teach anyone about anything.
❤️❤️🩹 everyone handles it differently. Don’t judge yourself
Oh my gosh I had no idea you had to deal with so much. Hugs ❤
It’s just a phase. I’ll grow out of it 😅
@@GardeningInCanada 😁
My garden green thumb is satiated by watching gardening videos! Thanks
So nice of you
Wow, that's a lot of issues you're trying to deal with. We send you all our best wishes and hope you can handle all the obstacles put in the way of your well-being.
This year has been a dry one for us down in South East Australia too. At least we don't have to deal with ice and snow, just 100F plus days in the summer.
Cheers!
Ommph that is hot wow
I'm really sorry for everything you've been through. We went through infertility as well and it really, really sucks.
It’s a road 😅 that’s forsure
Hello Ashley listening and greatly appreciate how you help the gardening community sow much. Now I can’t weight to start the sunflowers now take CaRe
You are so welcome!
Girrrlll....you just keep going and doing what you need to do! Thank you for continuing to share your knowledge and yourself with us through all of it.
awe thank you 🙏
Thank you for sharing your traumas with us. You deserve relief, soon! ((hugs))
Thank you so much!
So sorry to hear of all traumatic trials you've endured. Mad props to you and your husband for your perseverance.
Thank you for being generous enough to give your unsponsored opinions on our agricultural curiosities. You're a 💎 Gem 😁
❤️❤️ thank you 🙏
So sorry for all the losses you are experiencing. Prayers for you and your family. When the itch to grow and garden gets strong like it does this time of year, I usually grow spouts and microgreens inside for the short term yay factor and they are so delicious and healthy! I recently started growing smaller trays of 2 kinds of tomatoes, a pepper variety and 2 kinds of onions from seed to transplant out in the garden end of May for me (typically around the long weekend) here in Southern Alberta. I am resisting the urge to grow more until I get into the greenhouse and we just got a dump of snow here so it will be a little while yet. The snow is welcome though as we desperately need the moisture being in one of those red zones on the Canada map.
I like to overwinter my favourite tomato plant. It is the same plant I bought in 2020. I also use the trimmings to start more plants which I usually end up giving away.
Thanks for sharing!
My last frost date is May 4th and today it’s 62 F. Last week we had 18in. of snow. Round one of seedlings are ready to move under more light making room for round two. Otherwise, I sit and twiddle my thumbs as I watch the slowly awaking perennial beds.
Oh my am I jealous!
Sounds like we live in the same place, I'm guessing. So glad for that snow keeping the fire danger down. Actually, I'm about to start my second set of seedlings, too.
Damn. You got a lot on your plate at the moment. Feel hugged, its going to get better 🤗
It will pass ❤️ good news is nothing lasts forever.
My heart goes out to you! ❤ You are an inspiration. Thank you for sharing your story ❤️
Thank you so much!
Really appreciate your sharing that. Sending comfort.
Thanks for listening
Bless your little cotton socks, Ashley, you certainly have been putting on a brave face for us. I'll add your intentions to my prayers.
I'm very happy you addressed the sterilization of soil issue. I keep seeing people pour boiling water on soil, believing they're somehow preventing fungus gnats from appearing, or whatever, yet not realizing that they're killing all the good stuff in that soil, too. Some people will believe anything they see on the internet. Thank you for being a well-educated voice of reason. ~ Lisa
Thank you so much 😊
You should do a video on tree fern fiber, I see that popping up a lot now a days, also TPS microcryzal fungi innoculant. Love your videos! So informative
Oh interesting!
Thank you so very very much for sharing all of the wisdom you have been accumulating in your life. God Bless your amazing journey.
You are so welcome
You didn't hurt the little green bird!
I'm missing the loud little beast just a little.
I've planted root vegetable seeds and letace but think might be too cold for germination, but I've given water .
I've had walkways for years and also raised in ground beds with claybase it's working. I tilt almost nothing.
Hahah she hangs out in a different room
Got my solarization plastic in place on Monday when it was 20degrees (Celsius), now we're under a foot of snow... don't think it will be working for a few days😂 - in the meantime, lots of gardening TH-cam videos and way too much time checking my seedlings while I avoid the temptation to plant things too early! Glad I found your channel, I'm really enjoying the Canadian prairies info!
good old Canada hahaha.
Thank you for sharing Ashley. … 🤗
Thanks for watching Don!
you are my favorite plant youtuber ❤
Wow, thank you!
Does loosening the soil with a broadfork help add air to soil?
Absolutely!
Things are started indoors, raked up the tops of the beds and mixed the top layer of soil. Probably going to solarize them this year. Found a larva that looked like a grub but it wasn't a grub. No idea what it was.
God Bless You, thank you for sharing. ❤🙏🙏🙏🙏 I'm very sorry for your loss .
Thank you 🙏
thank you again - keep up the good fight!
Always!
Thank you for being soooo honest
I do my best to not walk on the lawn but I’m afraid there is lawn between me and the greenhouse. Very wet lawn currently 😟. Question for you: we are moving the raised vegetable beds so I dug out the soil. I kept the amended top soil in a separate pile and will fill the bed bottom with the soil that was at the bottom in the old location. Did I mess up the soil microbiology by digging it all up?
Nah. It will even itself out. Microbes are machines at multiplying
Always great content. Getting better all the time, keep it going 😊❤
Thank you so much 😁
Wow you’re amazing. Thanks for sharing. We are also dealing with infertility. ❤❤❤
Oh, it is a whole thing isn’t it. What a roller coaster of emotions. 😅
Sharing is caring 😊hit the like ❤
You're the best!
Hugs!😍♥️
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Wish all seeds should have desired temperatures for germination.
I do get temperatures before putting seedlings out.
Me too ahaha
Sending you love and hugs❤️! When do we know we can walk on the soil? We are switching from raised beds to in ground rows with irrigation this year so we have a lot of work to do. Should we just cover crop all the rows for spring, summer and fall to help build the soil back up and aerate it? Thank you 🙏
Ones your surface looks dry/when you walk water doesn’t puddle.
Hey everyone! Don't forget better help got caught selling data, and their councelors weren't vetted. Stay safe out there!
You are the second youtuber (youtubist? Tuber?) To recommend Better Help...Anne of All Trades.
They must be doing something right to get you as clients. So good on ya.
Depression happens. Recognizing you aren't coping is a big step. If your leg was broken, you'd get help, so if brains are broken, you'd get help. Seeing that you need help for your brain is harder because you have to realise it. So if friends or family mention you seem off, listen to them. Getting the tools to help yourself can be through many ways. ER, home doc, mental health associations, through workplace, crisis help hot lines and online therapy help. You can do it. Thanks for the spring soil dos and don't s. Stay on the path! Gotcha! Check! Cheers!
It’s so true. Admitting you need help is a hard first step.
Does using deep mulch help with soil compaction? I have a community garden plot 20'feetx25'feet. I could I avoid compacting the soil?
It can yes by supporting moisture which in turn supports plant growth and microbe/Marco fauna
I’ve been in the process of making Terra preda soil or trying to anyways. Are you knowledgeable in that and can possibly make a video on it?
Oh goodness lol. I’ve read a lot about it…. But I don’t think anyone really knows what is going on there…
@@GardeningInCanada ya that seems to be the general consensus I’ve gotten online. Need to consult my native friends on the subject
Sorry to hear about your losses and that you're dealing with infertility. I back in 2015-16 lost my mom, aunt, and three uncles so I know the feeling.
I have a question can I use 2-4-DB on clover? Also; can I use clethodim near tall fescue or will it kill it? I want to get a clover/tall fescue mix but want to kill all of of the thistle, dandelion, nutsedge, crab grass, ragweed, etc.
that is a grass desiccant so it will take out anything in the grass family. Because it is meant to take out grass it won't be engineered to take out broadleaves like clover unfortunately. To just kill clover you want to find a broadleaf desiccant but it will take a few applications because of the seeds in the soil.
@@GardeningInCanada I want to save clover/tall fescue only. I want everything else dead. I went to a turf place today and they got me a selective low dose herbicide cf quinclorac. It might turn the clover a little yellow but they said the clover will bounce back.
What is this snow you are talking about? Southern Vancouver here and yes, we get a bit of snow but our/my biggest concern is how cool our summers are.
🥲 if you saw my front yard you would cry for me
I'm so sorry about your losses. ❤ And infertility sucks!
It’s a journey
My grass is under water, tho, lol
How do I deal when I can't cuz of weather?
Either indoor seed starting etc, OR living vicariously thru TH-camrs in Zone's 9 and 10, LOL!
Haha I know me to… I live in their Instagram feed
Hugs
My lawn is constantly walked on, wheelbarrows and carts, and even vehicles drive on the grass. Grass is better for this than pavement. I’m ok with that. I get that it’s not ideal for the plants. All that. But you can’t just have land you never walk on or use ever. How would you stand beside the raised bed without standing on the lawn? You don’t count it because it’s mulched pathways? Idk how that’s possibly better, lol. It can’t be.
You may have a soil structure that can take the abuse some definitely do!
Yeah, I get that it’s abusive. I’m just saying there’s really no option ever for a lawn, IMHO. I can’t exactly hover. I don’t want to pave it. If it’s not growing stuff but you walk on it can’t possibly be better than walking on grass. I never walk on my raised beds, but the grass is for erosion control-and the space to work, run, play, have a picnic, whatever. I can’t imagine not using my land. Not being outside. There’s no way to be outside and not step on the ground.
@@marthathompson2012I don't think she means year round. I think she means just during the spring breakup when the ground is really wet.
@@steffyincan yeah, we try not to drive on it with heavy vehicles when it’s super-soft, so we don’t get stuck. And I’d rather not get vast quantities of mud on my shoes, either. So it’s naturally limiting there.
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Prayers to you and your family. I sent you an email.
I will check it tonight
Ah... see, it's...'funny' how there's two tyoes of people, those who go about their daily lives pretty muh unscathed by aggravation, big & small calamities, ridiculousness, unnecessary shenanigans, and of course, heartbreak- particularly of the repeated kind... then, there's the rest of us. lol & a virtual hug
*lightbulb moment* oooh so THATS why not every one appreciates the beauty, therapy & nor cleverness of the dark humored mind. ❤
How on earth can you tend a garden without walking on it? Not everyone has a jet pack.
By setting up dedicated pathways and growing areas within the larger garden. Even if you are growing in ground in a larger garden plot you can plan out where your growing spots/rows will be and only walk in the "pathway"
Dedicated pathways as mentioned or just wait until it’s not soaking wet.
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So don't walk on the lawn, the ground or the paths. Flying is quite difficult for me at times, and so is our pets.
hahah awe. Puppy catapults.
Garden Success Starts Here. 11:58
you are so boring to listen to, it kills me. what you say is interesting buy your way to say it is soooo unbearable, honestly, you should really work on that.
Infertility? Do Chinese medicine.