Radishrain

Question:
How do I make it so only signed-in members may see my uploaded images?

Answer:
Currently, you can't, but if there's enough interest, I could make a members-only forum (that only members could see) where you could upload your pictures. If you want them to show up in posts in other forums, just copy the HTML for the picture and paste it into your post.

Alternatively, you can use another website for that.

So, I've had an apple intolerance since 2009. I started eating raw apples again recently, and they seem to be healthy for me again. However, I'm noticing that the apples have a lot more flavor and sweetness than I remember! They're like candy.

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Not everyone is fond of the smell and/or flavor of epazote. Some compare it to kerosene and gasolene. I personally like the smell and the taste, though.

To change the taste significantly, I recommend cooking the leaves into something. It's different cooked, and you'll probably like it more.

To remove the taste altogether, I recommend freezing the leaves for a while, and then cooking with them. They still have the digestion benefits when they've been frozen.

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I laughed a surprising amount at some of these:
https://www.rd.com/jokes/thankgiving-jokes/turkey-jokes/

Sorry for the obstructive ads there.

I grew a number of summer savory plants, this year. I left the plants out beyond the frost in hopes that they would reseed. I noticed the other day that the pods opened up and they have black seeds inside.

Yes. Make your suggestions on this page.

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