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If he wanted to, he could had just put the cherubim and a flaming sword around both the tree of life and the tree of knowledge of good and evil at the beginning. Or God can just put up a wall or something but he didn’t do it. Why?

If he wanted to, he could had just put the cherubim and a flaming sword around both the tree of life and the tree of knowledge of good and evil at the beginning. Or God can just put up a wall or something but he didn’t do it. Why?

If he wanted to, he could had just put the cherubim and a flaming sword around both the tree of life and the tree of knowledge of good and evil at the beginning. Or God can just put up a wall or something but he didn’t do it. Why?

I don’t want to spend money, though. I have all the tools. I and putting it under a tree. Yes, I know the roots will get in the way, but I’ll get rid of them. I want shade. And I don’t want a big pond. I want it to be… hmmm…. about 7-8 feet? In a circle-ish shape, I suppose. And about 4 feet deep, I guess. Very small. I’m planning to grow a garden around it. I have my cucumbers in a different location, but next season I’m going to move them down to the pond I’m making. I understand that they will be in the shade, I’ve got that worked out. Don’t worry.
Thank you!
Also, just in case you were wondering what the point in a pond that small is; it’s just for show. I might put fish (probably Koi) in it if that is a possibility…?

I work but am not able to afford a house by myself.I have had a dog all my life until I divorced.Don’t want another man.They are not as faithful as a dog.Dogs love you no matter what.They do not fall out of love with you.I miss having a garden also.I loved planting and tending to my garden.Maybe someday again I will have that.For now I pray for it

I work but am not able to afford a house by myself.I have had a dog all my life until I divorced.Don’t want another man.They are not as faithful as a dog.Dogs love you no matter what.They do not fall out of love with you.I miss having a garden also.I loved planting and tending to my garden.Maybe someday again I will have that.For now I pray for it

Imagine this: You are a civilian ( I spent time in the Army 18 years ago, I’m a civilian now) and you want a “bug out” kit in case of a disaster, maybe a nuclear attack? What would you want and how would you carry it?
My plan is to assemble mine in a Lawn and Garden utility cart, like the ones sold at Lowe’s/Home Depot. Its like a big sturdier version of the Red Wagons we had as kids.
Inside the wagon I want a duffel with extra clothes, a small bag with toiletries (soap, TP, tooth paste,
wash clothes, etc.). I want a roll of rope, and 2 tools; bolt cutters and a framing hammer.
I want a canteen, and a frying pan and dutch oven (both cast iron of course). I want rubber boots, a rain coat, and a blue plastic tarp. A military cot, blankets, sheets and a pillow.
Food items: A few can of stew, beans, bottled water.
I intend to have 2 weapons. I’m leaning towards a 12 ga. Remington Riot/Police type shotgun with a folding stock because it can be concealed under a blanket in the cart and it gives alot of versatility for purely defensive purposes and 12 ga. shot shells are common. Also, I intend to purchase a
glock 26 pistol in 9mm. It will conceal in my pocket as it is a sub-compact and 9mm is common
ammo. Also a ka-bar knife, pistol belt, and either a swiss army knife or a leather man multi tool.
My 2nd choice besides the shotgun would be a Bushmaster semi-auto only “M4 Style” carbine.
One or the other. I intend to have a zippo,extra flints, and fluid for fire starting?
So, any suggestion? Shotgun vs. AR15??? I’m am actually preparing for a nuclear war. : )
I expect to have to walk and pull the cat because EMP causes car not to run. Thanks.

Is there any book or tips I can get on how to take care of a large piece of land. Or should I convert the land into a big garden. I like to move to Northern Cali or Oregon. I hate this grind and city life that I’m in.

Claude Monet was born on November 14 1840. His Father Claude Adolphe was a business man and his mom Louise-Justine Aubree Monet was a singer. His father wanted him to go into the family grocery store business, but Monet wanted to be an artist. So he entered the Le Havre secondary school of the Art. He was converted to landscape painting by his mentor Eugene Boudin. Who derived his taste for painting out of doors.
When he traveled to Paris to visit The Louvre, he witnessed painters copying from the old masters. Monet, having brought his paints and other tools with him, he would sit by a window and paint what he saw. After two years in the African Light Cavalry in Algeria, He returned to Le Havre where he met JonKind. In 1862 he entered the studio of Charles Glevre in Paris where he met Auste Renoir, Frederic Bazille and Alfred Sisley, with whom he was to form the nucleus of the Impressionist group. Monet devotion to painting out of doors was illustrated by the famous story concerning one of his most ambitious early works, woman in the garden. The picture was 2.5 meters high which enable him to paint it, Monet had a trench dug in the garden where the canvas could be raised or lowered by pulleys. In England he studied works of John Constable and Joseph Mallard, he painted the thames and London parks. In 1871, Monet lived at Argenteuil where he painted the famous work of the Impressionist Movement. This was Sunrise, an illustration of the Le Havre landscape. The Painting had been hung in the first Impressionist exhibition in 1874. Monet moved to the northwestern suburb of paris in 1878, where he painted landscapes and seascape that had been campaigns to document the French countryside. The campaigns had been evolved into a series of paintings. From 1890 Monet concentrated on series of pictures in which he painted the same subject at different times of the day in different lights. As he continued to travel, visiting London and Venice, he painted two important series; one was the view of the Parliament and the view of Charing Cross Bridge. Monet attention was now focused on the celebrated water-garden he created at Giverny, which served as the theme for the series of paintings on water lilies grew to dominate his work completely. He had a special studio built in the grounds of his house so he could work on the huge canvases. On December 5, 1926 Claude Monet died from lung cancer. Through the claude monet foundation. People were able to visit his home and garden. His house is the main attraction of Giverny.

My husband left me for another woman. He initially tried to kick me out of the house. The matrimonial home is a rented property and after insisting that I needed a place to live because I have a minor child (from a previous marriage) he finally gave in and moved out. He took with him all of his personal items – shaving stuff, cds and dvds, clothing etc. I told him he could have whatever furniture or appliances that are in the house, but he wanted none of it. I had to report him to local police for harrassment – he was following me home from work and phoning me several times a day with threats. Because of this he is no longer allowed at the matrimonial home for any reason. The landlord also forbids his presence there. I am trying to be reasonable and agreed when a friend of my husband’s suggested that he would and pick up his remaining things. My husband became very angry and threatened death upon this suggestion – was very upset and thought his friend was backstabbing him by talking to me. During our marriage he put a large shed in the back garden that is now filled with his things, broken model aeroplanes, tools and music studio equipment. The shed has a padlock that he put on I do not have a key for. There are items in the shed that belong to the landlord – doors, and kitchen units etc and some of my own things are in there. I suggested to my husband’s solicitor that he give the key to a friend and they come and pick up his things and leave what is not his. That was two weeks and I’ve had no reply. Can I legally cut the padlock and go in the shed to retrieve what is not my husband’s?