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The computer crashed before I could communicate another component of fig drinkability and potability.

Its fruit perhaps draws most those who delight in fig species.

Some species additionally lodge such luscious parts as leaves that link to boiled, grilled, steamed spinach substitutes; cocktail or tea syrups; and cooked-fish, meat, rice wraps.

Mightn't fig fruits and seeds mix munchingly with fig-leaf salads?

Thank you for your comment below, on Mar 18, 2017, in answer to my previous observation and question Mar 10, 2017.

It's sad and sobering how quickly cancer itinerates!

Might you have come across the internet-sourced information of cancer signs beginning, forming 10 years before it is identified?

Unfortunately, those sources never mention what those signs might be.

The first subheading, Moroccan mirrors, considers camel bone among characteristic materials.

Does camel bone defer to other woods or does it dominate?

Your comment the fifth box down interests me.

Your answer April 4, 2017 to a previous comment and observation mentions that "Yes, they stretch out quickly, in fact many people complain that they grow off their feets. I wash and dry mine when this happens."

Might there be anything special in the washing and drying cycle?

No. This behaviour of his seems idiosyncratic. He reminds me of a gentleman who attends my church. While he stays to the end of mass, he concludes by making a slow and almost exaggerated sign of the cross. I think that the gentleman is somewhat autistic. But he has a place in God's church.

Thank you for your comment below, in answer to my previous observation and question.

Yes, the gentleman in question perhaps departs after the first five or six pews empty and refill. He gently, slightly immerses his fingers in the holy water. Then he moves around so that he makes the sign of the Cross with his face and entire front side oriented toward the priest dispensing and the people one-by-one receiving wafer and wine.

It all seems so respectful wanting the holy water even as I most likely always would want wafer and wine.

Wouldn't British-Isles-ers perhaps almost always if not always want their Mass to work out likewise too?

As with all the other Socotra woody plants that are among my wizzlies, Socotra frankincense trees cooperate with garden-museum, province- or state-, national-, international-modeled gardens.

As with all other Socotra woody plants that are among my wizzlies, Socotra frankincense cooperates with assembling all like tree-product sources to avow their similar attributes from somewhat to most awesome.

Isn't it interesting to imagine how each frankincense species iterates appearance- and efficacy- and scent- and texture-wise?

The second paragraph to the first subheading, How Often Does Abby Dye Her Hair?, alludes to hair-ironing by a hair stylist.

Does hair-ironing always demand another person who does the hair-ironing or do some people do the hair-ironing on their own?

Province- or state-, national-, international-gardens attract my attention.

Such gardens can compare similar-fruited plants such as Asian, Canadian and Socotran cucumber trees (Averrhoa bilimbi, Magnolia acuminata and Dendrosicyos socotrana).

Isn't it interesting and intriguing to imagine the drink- and eat-ready fruits of the afore-indicated species included in such iterations as gazpacho, salads, sandwiches, smoothies and stir fries?

Now which one would win as most-wonderful cucumber for appearance, scent, taste and texture?

Province- or state-, national-, international-model gardens appeal to me.

The island Socotra emerges eminently among the afore-elaborated projects because of ancient, unusual wildlife.

The Socotran fig tree (Dorstenia gigas) interests me because of its edible fruit.

Mightn't a sub-garden within a world garden quite movingly muster all the Dorstenia-genus species to match how their figs measure against one another as to most attractive, fragrant, tasty munchable?

If he stays for some of communion he has attended mass. To have attended mass you need to attend offertory, consecration and communion. It is known behaviour, but not. very common...

Thank you for your comment below, in answer to my previous observation and question.

It's particularly an older gentleman who from a rear pew interests himself intensely in the service all the way to the first wafer- and wine-recipients and then is quickly up, over to the holy water and out.

Might that be common, non-existent or rare behavior among British Isles-ers?

Septum piercings concern me in terms of such sweat-causing activities as gardening and sports.

Must septum piercings be moved temporarily from their moorings before, during, after such afore-mentioned moments?

A choice between heat and ice always impels me toward the former, which is blood-vessel network-expanding (and blood circulation-facilitating) even as the latter is blood-vessel network-constricting (and blood circulation-impeding).

So I include a heating pad in the car-seat pocket and with easy access indoors and on the porch outdoors.

Additionally, I prefer hottest-water tub-soaking.

Would heating pads and hot tubs work for you, against carpal tunnel, tendonitis, etc.?

Province- or state-, national-, international-modeled gardens for public appreciation appeal to me.

The island Socotra causes me to consider it up high on any country-modeled gardens.

All woody plants there deserve public delight in their developing such dramatic details.

Isn't it additionally interesting to involve the two pomegranate species in a comparative garden that either just invokes them or in a comparative section of an international garden?