19 Wednesday Jul 2017
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Psoriasis? Nerves, diabetes, sore feet or…? There’s an herb for that!
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Gorgeous, Barb!
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Looks fabulous!
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Well of course–who wouldn’t be tempted by the cures for frigidity, impotence, urine infection, chronic constipation, hemorrhoids, and of course… juvenile acne!
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Comment …if I may. Maybe if you stayed home more, you’d get your house finished. Those workers are taking a lot tea breaks while you’re away.
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But then I might never find the cures for ringing in the ears, hoarseness, nervous excitement, or cirrhosis. Isn’t travel educational?
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I reckon so … I can’t argue with success … you’re one hell of a writer. And you write in my favourite genre … “wise-ass”.
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Fabulous photos! Enjoy your trip.
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Gorgeous pictures. I was sneaking close-ups of the market to figure out what they were selling (’cause reading footnotes is for wusses) when I read ‘Dolores Muscalatores’ and thought “Muscle Pain?” what the heck? So, reading your footnotes saved a lot of head scratching. (Though, there is probably an herb for that, too.)
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“Falta de memoria” (in the middle near the back). Sadly, it hasn’t helped me yet either…
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I have to admit, that herb display is quite striking. It would work perfectly in my back yard. As long as someone else kept it tidy… 😉
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Great idea! That way if your guests have a hernia, menstrual pain, or inflammation of the mouth that needs instant treatment, all you have to do is pop out to your back yard. You’ll be the best host ever!
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Now you’ve got me thinking churros!!!
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Churros and chocolate–the breakfast of champions!
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What a delightful place. And those herbs ~ the wise old medicine women knew a thing or two!
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It reminds me of a small town down there, which I enjoy for day trips, named Figueres. Perhaps it is time to go back for a visit? Thanks Barb, I enjoyed that.
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