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  1. Pennsylvania Butter-Flavored heirloom popcorn: mmmm http://www.southernexposure...
  2. I have nothing personally against canned ham.
  3. Plant seed this month in the Central Valley and Bay Area: bok choy, broccoli, kale, collards, lettuce, mustard, peas, radish, spinach.
  4. @gardenmarketing "Learn"...as in: if I'm Big Al, perhaps I don't want a web address that might conjure up images of bisexual females?
  5. They're called "leaves" for a reason. Leave 'em be!
  6. RT @paulrpotts: Ready for Thanksgiving meal with contentious relatives. They call this special relativity.
  7. T-Day TV snack: Farmer Fred organic heirloom popcorn! (Pennsylvania Butter Flavor)
  8. T-Day minus one. Entering fifth circle of Hell today.
  9. @GardenPunk dial up<satellite<wireless broadband<DSL<Cable. Someday, rural areas will get real high speed internet.
  10. The first 2010 Tomato catalog arrived yesterday! http://www.totallytomato.co...
  11. Look around the yard for for T-Day centerpieces: conifer branches, toyon/ pyracantha berries, variegated shrub leaves, oak leaves, dog poop.
  12. Ed must be happy...he's on Twitter! New homes can do that to a body!
  13. RT @finwop1: What a great feeling to get a new home!!!
  14. @chrifive916 and then carry a brown bag into a restaurant.
  15. 5 days until hosting 30 family units for T-Day. Things, here, are not pretty.
  16. Looking for a good source of info on lighting trees in the backyard. Tips?
  17. Tether the patio furniture and chihuahuas...winds to 45 mph expected in Sacto area Friday, http://urlbit.us/hl1
  18. Get yard ready for Thanksgiving! Today, Sat., Mon-Wed: sunny skies. Next Thursday? perhaps. http://urlbit.us/hkz
  19. Future trends in horticulture? Thanks, @goldengecko ! http://www.greenhousegrower...
  20. Bare root roses will arrive at most nurseries in mid-Dec. Check out this list of the best roses for Sacto area: http://urlbit.us/hki