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Name: Kenneth Hilf

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I enjoy Photography & Computer Science & eArt, Long-haired Chihuahuas, Yorkies & Birding, Black-box Electronics & World DX-Radio, Friends & Neighbors, Poetry & R.W.Emerson and others, & more time for workshop projects, little naps & more good search hits too? I like to test new ideas because learning is propelled by pragmatic modifications? I never know the right answers... even the same repeated question relocates your point of view! It's also complicated by your efforts!

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Friday, March 03, 2006

Gallarida

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~It's not only what but how they share the light. Getting out of the plants vertical growth way and reaching in unison for the warmth of sun light: these gallarida share the same idea. The five bud runners are making the best of a tightly potted situation. Fanning out in a directed like manor and not all at once but sequenced to take full advantage of the limited opening for light. What a wonderful way to share and struggle for the opportunity to answer God's call... to seed and multiply. The dynamics of this flowers presentation is interwoven with enviormental signals that have served it's needs and other life forms for a time beyond our measure.

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