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originally posted by llizard on Sep 7, 04 - 2:54 PM
Related Website: http://etherwork.net/travel/Berlin90.html

Many thanks for the recommendation. We saw this last night. It is not only a good movie, but it brought back the amazing brief visit I had to East Berlin in 1990.

originally posted by CAM on Sep 4, 04 - 3:22 PM
Related Website: http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/good_bye_lenin/

We enjoyed Goodbye Lenin... a very interesting story about people in East Germany in 1989 when the Berlin wall came down. German with subtitles.

originally posted by llizard on Sep 5, 04 - 10:59 AM Related Website: http://etherwork.net/sew/pants.html CAM wrote: ................................... : tapered pants are not the thing these days. :.................................................. Oh my. How will I break this terrible news to my ...

originally posted by CAM on Sep 5, 04 - 12:38 AM Related Website: http://etherwork.net/sew/pants.html These look good! I showed them to my daughter who looked at the pattern and said "those are tapered." For those of you not in the know, tapered pants are not the thing these days. Doesn't ...

originally posted by blm on Sep 2, 04 - 9:40 PM

Cool. I've never looked at those patterns before. Almost makes me want to sew. Almost ...

originally posted by jan on Sep 2, 04 - 7:42 PM

Hi there!
I just searched for a free pajama pattern and found yours!! Thanks a million - its just what I was looking for!

originally posted by CAM on Sep 1, 04 - 10:56 PM

I liked it, too.

originally posted by llizard on Sep 1, 04 - 5:43 PM Related Website: http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/station_agent/ We rented "The Station Agent" last night (DVD). It's a quiet, wonderful slice-of-life movie. Elvis Mitchell (New York Times) said it all: "A delicate, thoughtful and oft...

originally posted by MrsBrown on Sep 4, 04 - 12:37 AM Thank you for the website, J Michael! It had exactly what I needed to know about storing them. I don't have the kind of tomatoes the website suggested, I used 4 golden tomatoes and 1 beefsteak tomato to put in the oven. I chopped them into wedges...

originally posted by J Michael on Sep 3, 04 - 8:29 PM

Helloo... MrsBrown http://txtx.essortment.com/howtomakesund_rzes.htm seems to be interesting with what kind of tomatoes to use, how to store and recipes.

originally posted by J Michael on Aug 31, 04 - 10:56 PM Had been reading faithfully and with delight at the sight of fresh 25 tomatoes (and maybe more) ripening all at once, and after that 2 days ago, we were walking by "Litle India" to get ingredients for chicken curry and flour to make r...

originally posted by llizard on Sep 5, 04 - 10:49 AM blm wrote: ..................................... : perhaps you could get a rooftop garden, either on your house or your garage :................................................ We do have a second floor deck that used to be sunny but the backgarde...

originally posted by blm on Sep 4, 04 - 10:20 PM

llizard, perhaps you could get a rooftop garden, either on your house or your garage.

Or ... shouldn't it be possible to funnel the sunlight from the roof or treetops down to the garden via fibre optics?

originally posted by llizard on Sep 4, 04 - 9:44 AM MrsBrown, we just put them in a glass jar in the fridge. They are usually eaten within a month (I find that they are a bit like raisins - or dates, as described in that wonderful poem "Dates" by Piet Hein " [...] you eat enough you e...

originally posted by MrsBrown on Sep 3, 04 - 11:54 AM These sound lovely. I'll try them tonight with about 8 tomatoes. How do you store them? MrBrown came in from the garden this morning worrying about possible blight on the tomatoes. He seems to think the tomatoes are almost done. Last year we upro...