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[denizaksulu]

Theres a general amnesty. My thread, anything goes. [/quote

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Is that the noise your doggy makes before he goes walkies?

[Oracle]

Oracle dont forget your real home.

London 6th April



The grand children are going to love this.

Thats my poor LOQUAT tree.

Deniz ... flooded with juicy loquats now ... even wild ones by the side of our (quite full) village dam

[denizaksulu]

Oracle dont forget your real home.

London 6th April



The grand children are going to love this.

Thats my poor LOQUAT tree.

Deniz ... flooded with juicy loquats now ... even wild ones by the side of our (quite full) village dam

But Oracle, you are in Cyprus. This is the UK. I think I will have another 15 yr wait for my next harvest. I have a few in pots waiting for their new home.

[Oracle]

Oracle dont forget your real home.

London 6th April



The grand children are going to love this.

Thats my poor LOQUAT tree.

Deniz ... flooded with juicy loquats now ... even wild ones by the side of our (quite full) village dam

But Oracle, you are in Cyprus. This is the UK. I think I will have another 15 yr wait for my next harvest. I have a few in pots waiting for their new home.

I planted a few seeds last week ... does one really need to wait that long for a harvest?

BTW .... I have Prickly pear needles in my left thumb ... forgot the old rule about brown paper bags (no one uses them anymore!)

[denizaksulu]

Oracle dont forget your real home.

London 6th April



The grand children are going to love this.

Thats my poor LOQUAT tree.

Deniz ... flooded with juicy loquats now ... even wild ones by the side of our (quite full) village dam

But Oracle, you are in Cyprus. This is the UK. I think I will have another 15 yr wait for my next harvest. I have a few in pots waiting for their new home.

I planted a few seeds last week ... does one really need to wait that long for a harvest?

BTW .... I have Prickly pear needles in my left thumb ... forgot the old rule about brown paper bags (no one uses them anymore!)

You wont forget the next time. You can hold the fruit at its base. It is usually 'prick' free. They are really modified leaves, as you well know. Scrub them under running water (if any) or learn how to peel using a knife and fork. Watch a street seller do it expertly.

[denizaksulu]

Oracle dont forget your real home.

London 6th April



The grand children are going to love this.

Thats my poor LOQUAT tree.

Deniz ... flooded with juicy loquats now ... even wild ones by the side of our (quite full) village dam

But Oracle, you are in Cyprus. This is the UK. I think I will have another 15 yr wait for my next harvest. I have a few in pots waiting for their new home.

I planted a few seeds last week ... does one really need to wait that long for a harvest?

BTW .... I have Prickly pear needles in my left thumb ... forgot the old rule about brown paper bags (no one uses them anymore!)

You wont forget the next time. You can hold the fruit at its base. It is usually 'prick' free. They are really modified leaves, as you well know. Scrub them under running water (if any) or learn how to peel using a knife and fork. Watch a street seller do it expertly.

My tree wasfifteen years old before it fruited last year for the first time.

I have a five foot olive tree with one black olive from last year and hundreds of flowers this year its a wonderful sight.

[Oracle]

Oracle dont forget your real home.

London 6th April



The grand children are going to love this.

Thats my poor LOQUAT tree.

Deniz ... flooded with juicy loquats now ... even wild ones by the side of our (quite full) village dam

But Oracle, you are in Cyprus. This is the UK. I think I will have another 15 yr wait for my next harvest. I have a few in pots waiting for their new home.

I planted a few seeds last week ... does one really need to wait that long for a harvest?

BTW .... I have Prickly pear needles in my left thumb ... forgot the old rule about brown paper bags (no one uses them anymore!)

You wont forget the next time. You can hold the fruit at its base. It is usually 'prick' free. They are really modified leaves, as you well know. Scrub them under running water (if any) or learn how to peel using a knife and fork. Watch a street seller do it expertly.

My tree wasfifteen years old before it fruited last year for the first time.

I have a five foot olive tree with one black olive from last year and hundreds of flowers this year its a wonderful sight.

Hubby has been sneezing repeatedly since arrival, due to high Olive tree pollen count ...

.... or maybe it's to my Egyptian scent

[denizaksulu]

Oracle dont forget your real home.

London 6th April



The grand children are going to love this.

Thats my poor LOQUAT tree.

Deniz ... flooded with juicy loquats now ... even wild ones by the side of our (quite full) village dam

But Oracle, you are in Cyprus. This is the UK. I think I will have another 15 yr wait for my next harvest. I have a few in pots waiting for their new home.

I planted a few seeds last week ... does one really need to wait that long for a harvest?

BTW .... I have Prickly pear needles in my left thumb ... forgot the old rule about brown paper bags (no one uses them anymore!)

You wont forget the next time. You can hold the fruit at its base. It is usually 'prick' free. They are really modified leaves, as you well know. Scrub them under running water (if any) or learn how to peel using a knife and fork. Watch a street seller do it expertly.

My tree wasfifteen years old before it fruited last year for the first time.

I have a five foot olive tree with one black olive from last year and hundreds of flowers this year its a wonderful sight.

Hubby has been sneezing repeatedly since arrival, due to high Olive tree pollen count ...

.... or maybe it's to my Egyptian scent

I hope its not the curse of Tut-ank khamoon/ King Tut.. You did not touch his mask whilst visiting did you/he?

[Oracle]

I hope its not the curse of Tut-ank khamoon/ King Tut.. You did not touch his mask whilst visiting did you/he?

Touch .... Have you seen the high tech contraptions surrounding it to keep light fingers away ...

We studied it carefully, son and I, intent on returning on a "Mission Impossible" type scam ... but admitted defeat .... especially since the Cypriot Foreign Minister was due a visit a few days later and we did not want to soil relationships ....

[denizaksulu]

I hope its not the curse of Tut-ank khamoon/ King Tut.. You did not touch his mask whilst visiting did you/he?

Touch .... Have you seen the high tech contraptions surrounding it to keep light fingers away ...

We studied it carefully, son and I, intent on returning on a "Mission Impossible" type scam ... but admitted defeat .... especially since the Cypriot Foreign Minister was due a visit a few days later and we did not want to soil relationships ....

The Foreign minister indeed returned with a smile on his face. The Oracles must have pleased him with some good news.

Personally I wouldnt trust those Egyptians. They speak with forked tongue.