°F=(1.8 x °C)+32

1 in = 2.54 cm

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"Boystrup Pb, ann,..." wrote in message
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Just a few things.
One I realy need to make a list to compare celcious with fahrenheit.
And inch with cm. That will make it a lot easier for me to understand your
messages.
And secondly, my cold orchids will stay outside for a few more weeks. As
long as it doesn't start to freeze, I'll keep my dendrobium kingianum
speciosum and delicatum, zygopethalums, lemboglossums and pleiones
outside,
probably till mid oktober.
The others went in this week.
Cheers
Peter
"Diane Mancino" schreef in bericht
t...
No problem Peter. If I want to really have a good time, sober is best,
and
then maybe I'll remember your name.

Getting back to the subject of fall chores, these days are so nice that
I'm
opting to keep the orchids on open windowsills- its too early to turn
on
the heat. I just reviewed my inventory and care sheets to reassure
myself
that that the Den. kingianum Ruth likes to be exposed to these crisp
temps
( down to 35 F) if in bright light.

Its also time to change the watering and feeding for some. I need a tag
system of who needs what! pot luck won't do here.

Diane
"Boystrup Pb, ann,..." wrote in message
. be...
Sounds delicious. Just one thing to add. I don't drink alcohol. Don't
like
it, don't want it, have seen what it can do to people.
I don't think that we live in a perfect world, but since we live in
it,
we
might as well experience it with our eyes open and heads clear.
If we all did that then maybe the world would become a better place
for
all
to live in.
As you can see I am somewhat of an idealist every once in a while. So
what,
if we were all the same the world would probably be a borring place.
Cheers
Peter
( Hope I haven't offended anyone.)

"dd" schreef in bericht
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Peter--Well, think of a macaroni salad--it's a Yank thing. So,
you've
got pasta, and you've cooked it and you've poured on an Italian
dressing. Then you add the fixins--smoked mozzarella cheese or Greek
cheese, little grape tomatoes sliced in half, salami or other
Italian
meats of your choice, Greek or French oil-cured olives, fresh or
pickled green peppers, maybe some garbanzo beans or fresh peas, some
herbs, some red peppers--sun dried or not, etc. Basically, it's a
meal
in a bowl that can be arranged like a work of art. Oh, and you must
have a glass of wine with it. :-)

In article ,
Boystrup
Pb, ann,... wrote:

Sounds like a great place to be tomorrow. Just to bad that I would
have
to
cross the atlantic.
What's an antipasta pasta salad
Just curious
Cheers
Peter

"dd" schreef in bericht
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I'm in the Greater Boston area and am with Mass Orchid Society.
We're
having our auction tomorrow, Tuesday, night. This is a terrific
event
with a LOT of bargains on excellent plants. If you're in the
'hood,
it's worth checking out. If you're interested, let me know and
I'll
email you the particulars.

P.S. Picnic? Antipasta pasta salad-- epicurious web site has
some
good
recipes