Posted September 23, 2012 by julielwebster. When I was eleven I was stung by a yellow jacket. The attack seemed malicious and without provocation. This year I installed a little nesting box for mason bees outside my backdoor. These bees are at risk because of habitat loss and pesticide use. It seems only fair to help them out when they taught.

Winterhaven School Fifth Grade Student Web Page. Virtual Manipulatives and Grid Paper.

November, December, and January stretched like lazy cats across the blanket of the Northwest sky. Why Things Happen For J. Too Old To Die Young.

My Dearest, My Darling. WWII letters exchanged between Dewain and Zola Silvester. August 25, 2017 by The Alchemist. So glad to see the memories are still here waiting for me and for my family. Battle of the Bulge photos. December 19, 2011 by The Alchemist. The link is at dailymail. July 16, 2011 by The Alchemist. June 6, 2011 by The Alchemist.

I look forward to pickle camp each year. Friends and family gather to share stories and the thrill of scrubbing cucumbers and peeling garlic. Fresh, ready-to-pack ingredients line the counter for packing jars. Elsa had the liquid measurements on her wrist likened to a quarterbacks play list. The assembly line behind her was moving fast.

Friday, April 9, 2010. Seaweeds, Crucifers, the Thyroid and Iodine. Why do people discourage eating raw crucifers? Because they contain goitrogens, substances that suppress the thyroid, causing its enlargement in the disease called goitre, which the USDA fights by putting iodine in table salt. Other foods that suppress the thyroid in their raw state are soybeans, pine nuts, peanuts, millet, strawberries, pears, peaches, bamboo, spinach and sweet potatoes. The goitrogens are deactivated by cooking.