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I can’t tell if his opening rocked, sold well, etc from the pics, but the ones I’m posting are different ones that what he posted. No I’m not in China, I was supposed to go, but stuff didn’t line up, and too much chaos struck at the same time. Instead they’re filming another episode of Thumbs Up. There’s a decent crew in China backing up Dave including Harry, Joe To, and his own brother Paul. I hope you’re all well loved as much as David always is. The man is never alone.David’s blog.
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I can’t tell if his opening rocked, sold well, etc from the pics, but the ones I’m posting are different ones that what he posted. No I’m not in China, I was supposed to go, but stuff didn’t line up, and too much chaos struck at the same time. Instead they’re filming another episode of Thumbs Up. There’s a decent crew in China backing up Dave including Harry, Joe To, and his own brother Paul. I hope you’re all well loved as much as David always is. The man is never alone.David’s blog.
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One of my favorite things to do for some reason is to water my airplants. I fill up a sink and leave them in for a while. I don't have a drain blocker, so I use a rubber ice cube tray and I put a plate on top of it. These plants feed without roots, so it's important that they get misted and watered. I do the misting almost every day, maybe twice, or even three times a day. I give them a soak maybe...
One of my favorite things to do for some reason is to water my airplants. I fill up a sink and leave them in for a while. I don’t have a drain blocker, so I use a rubber ice cube tray and I put a plate on top of it. These plants feed without roots, so it’s important that they get misted and watered. I do the misting almost every day, maybe twice, or even three times a day. I give them a soak maybe once every two weeks. From where I sit and do my work, I watch them looking at me, especially this giant specimen above. Sometimes, they beg to be misted via plant-human telepathy, and I’m glad to do it.
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One of my favorite things to do for some reason is to water my airplants. I fill up a sink and leave them in for a while. I don’t have a drain blocker, so I use a rubber ice cube tray and I put a plate on top of it. These plants feed without roots, so it’s important that they get misted and watered. I do the misting almost every day, maybe twice, or even three times a day. I give them a soak maybe once every two weeks. From where I sit and do my work, I watch them looking at me, especially this giant specimen above. Sometimes, they beg to be misted via plant-human telepathy, and I’m glad to do it.
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