Aloha,
I was the recipient of some very nice aromatic Earl Grey tea, Debi said so
too:-)
I'm offering no Kona Greens, sorry, I'm short (yeah right;-). Obvious
reason: that would be in conflict with our list host Tom & Maria's business.
However, any of you wishing to 'grow your own' Kona house plants, I'm
offering a dozen Kona 'parchment' from Kona Mountain Estate for you to
attempt to germinate and grow. I've been told they should sprout if kept
moist and warm (in other words room temperature, not outdoors in Winter in
the Pacific Northwest!) for 1 to 3 months.
First to contact me they're yours for a $0.74 postage & bubble mailer!
(I might even send a dozen to the second person to contact me.)
(Maybe even the third, I brought back a good hand full:-)
(The fourth, you snooze you loose!)
MM;-)
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Miss Silvia brewin'
Still on Kona time so vacuum sealing kopious Kona greens for long term
storage!
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That's great Mike, thanks, do you still have my mailing address? I will =
take good care, and hope I get good results.
Lets see 4 yrs. till fruit, so 2005 I will be able to have some South =
Carolina Kona :O)
Ron Kyle
Anderson SC
rnkyle

ME, ME, ME!!!   :)

Oh Dan - take advantage of the NO daylight savings thingy to get a jump on
the rest of the list.  I was busy making breakfast for my beloved or I'd
have jumped all over this one!  Of course when everything freezes over up
there and you have those predictable power outages you will have killed off
these agricultural gems.  However, had they come south, to the incredible
TROPICAL ZONE (like in Hawaii) they would have thrived and grown and been a
constant source of joy for a retired couple who don't stand a chance of ever
getting to Hawaii.  Don't feel badly though Dan - feel rotten!!
John - looking at the blank spot where the seedlings would have enjoyed life
in the winter

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Actually, my wife raises orchids and has a greenhouse!  So I figure I'll
have some nice Kona coffee tree starts for when our retired couple moves to
Hawaii!  :)   (how's that for spinning guilt into virtue!?)  Dan
PS:  Hoosier are fair, we see no reason to bother our clocks twice a year.
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Sometime around 06:10 11/13/02, John Abbott typed:
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John,
MM did say the first two or three people.  Jump on it :-)
--
John Nanci 
AlChemist at large
Roasting and Blending by Gestalt
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Oh I did!  I just had to try to make my favorite Hoosier feel bad - but
obviously he's lived there too long and after years of freezing and thawing,
his hide has become pretty tough :O)  When I lived in the same neighborhood
I remember discovering that "Spring Cleaning" meant getting the flood damage
out of your yard.  I'll just get down river and wait for those trees.
John - looking forward to a high of 73 today - should be cool enough to get
the car washed and waxed.

Kona Parchment all spoken for, going to:
Ron Kyle (1st email in, so I guess the Official unofficial DH recipient)
Dan Bollinger
David Westebbe
and okay, John Abbott
David, please email me your mailing information. (and $0.79:-)
MM;-)
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Thank you kind sir!!  I will guard over them until they are grown - knowing
that the Yankee up in Indiana will be keeping track :O)
John

Yup, in z puter... MM;-)