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lrose
September 10, 2008
Greetings from Land’s End in Nova Scotia! I have to write in shorter segments these days as I no longer have internet at
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It never fails — no matter how early or late it happens, that first moment when I see that flash of blue…hear that
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Part II: Scent, color and natural additives If you tried the basic soap recipe described in Part I, you got six cutlery tray
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