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I did write this post yesterday but it got lost in the Blogger chaos. I notice Thursday's post is missing as well.
I'm thinking about loofahs. We have a small number of them growing at the moment and they need picking and skinning. I'll be doing that tomorrow (today), along with several other of my home tasks.
I am looking forward to a productive, but relaxed, weekend. I hope you have the same. Thank you for you visits here over the past week. I'll see you again soon!
ADDITION: Some readers are wondering what a loofah is. It's like a cucumber, grows on a vine, and when small, can be eaten as a vegetable. But the reason we grow them is because they make a very good sponge in the shower. You've probably seen them in shops and thought they were a sponge. Sponges grow in the sea, loofahs grow on a vine.
ADDITION: Some readers are wondering what a loofah is. It's like a cucumber, grows on a vine, and when small, can be eaten as a vegetable. But the reason we grow them is because they make a very good sponge in the shower. You've probably seen them in shops and thought they were a sponge. Sponges grow in the sea, loofahs grow on a vine.