I appreciate the wisdom you shared
stiephelando
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My parents had bought a book on the subject to read to us kids. I got a hold of it first and read it by myself. When my dad brought me to bed, I "educated" him about where kids come from. It's still one of my parents' favorite stories about me as a kid.
In school, sex ed was alright. They taught us everything we need to know incl. how to prevent STDs and pregnancies. The only thing I would criticize in hindsight is that they used giant test tubes (25cm) to teach us how to put on condoms. That made a lot of boys feel inadequate.
Was erhoffen sich die Nazis von der Veröffentlichung?
Plants dying on you for no apparent reason is just a part of gardening for me. That's why you always raise more than you think you'll need.
Pepper can also translate to Paprika though when talking about plants. A pepper plant is a paprika in German. Spicy peppers are chillies.
My Satsuma mandarin tree. Best mandarins I've ever had.
That article doesn't support your argument. The effect isn't based on relation but on being raised together before the age of 6.
In Germany you can buy powdered starter in the supermarkets
I think cob is the way to go personally, but the general theme of using soil as a building material fascinates me.
According to a book I read (Breath by James Nestor) you can shape this part of your body your entire life. There are devices that will widen your jaw to help you breathe. Mewing also relies on your body's ability to reshape itself. I would very strongly not recommend to suck on your thumb as an adult!