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[Leslie <cayadopi AT yahoo.com>]

Bob - 
Re: Sit-In...... I mean we have to laugh in a way at that.... because this is 
just a page ripped out of Atlas Shrugged....  
 
 
Bob 
Re:  rabbit math...  I've been hunting the internet looking for CA or NZ 
rabbits to purchase to raise as meat producers.  Go figure that seems to be a 
real challenge.  Bev thinks it might be some new regulation that you can't 
ship via mail anymore.  Anyway, I "met" Bev when I found a link on the 
internet where she posted how much is costs per pound etc to raise rabbits... 
her email address was there and I sent a Thank You,,, as I was wondering 
exactly about that...
 
Bob:
Obama, - yep massive collasal size government.  I was talking to an 
acquaintance a few weeks ago about this, and he thinks this is a great idea - 
that it worked to get us out of the Depression, therefore it will work again. 
 I asked where does the money come from to pay for it.  His reply?  The 
government.  There was no thought process of where the government gets money 
from.  Although I finally got him to admit thru taxes of future wage 
earners,,,, So? he says,,, Isn't that the way it has always been?
 
 


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I used to be able to torment them when I was in Miami. Kudos to you! I
think that I enjoyed my garden in the city more than I do now. It was
always so sweet to eat fresh tomatoes.

But, I do know the torment you will go through in a Phoenix summer hot
but not humid like Miami, so I'll take my seed catalog and wood stove
any winter day!

Rob - Va

On Sat, Dec 6, 2008 at 1:59 PM, bob ford <bobford79 AT yahoo.com> wrote:
> For all of you snow bound people.  I just went outside (sandals/ no shirt), 
> picked red cherry tomatoes, green bell peppers, a mess of okra, and yellow 
> , pear-shaped, tomatoes.  All for dinner tongiht.
>