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

Did Mary Magdalene perhaps dwell in Magdala during her deeds with Jesus Christ?

She is known as Mary of Magdala, and as we do not know whence she came there is no need to use the term Magdala in her naming. Her geographical origins do not matter, but like most of the other disciples she probably came from Galilee

We have chilled, filtered water at the kitchen sink with a special tap ( fawcet ) .

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

Previous information in this and other wizzleys indicated that perhaps water is what you and your husband and your family ingest non-alcoholically.

So that's what I included with all the impressive recipes that inspired my Good Friday, Good Saturday and Easter eats.

Room-temperature regular and sparkling waters tend to taste more tellingly for me these times even as previously I trended with the west-ponder tendency towards chilled, cold spring and summer drinks.

Would cool or room-temperature water work for you and your husband and family?

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

It's interesting that there's that indication of Mary Magdalene as not from Magdala.

Why then might it matter to mention her as from there?

Might that mean a misinformation -- for whatever motive -- or a mistake?

Re your Good Friday question, we tend to drink water at meal times. . Soft drinks tend to be sugary and no one should be increasing their sugar content.

I believe that radio coverage is available, but as the boat race is an annulal event you will have to wait until next year to get it.

We do not know. As Jesus' immediate band of followers were from Galilee it is likely that she was Galilean, but in those days records of women were not well kept.

The second section, Others in the group, advises us that "Mary Magdalen is a mystery. She was not a woman of ill-repute, as I have said. Nor did she come from the town of Magdala, which only acquired the name some years after the death and resurrection of Jesus."

Where did Mary come from if not from Magdala?

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

Is there such a thing still as such non-visual coverage of the boat race as by audio means such as regular or special radio broadcasts?

Yes, race memorabiliawould fetch a goodprice,but Ido not know of any shop spcialising in them

For those considering the pitanga jam (Eugenia uniflora, Brazilian cherry) counted among Camocim-farm cultivations, the afore-concerned culinary creation comes from the maroon, orange, scarlet fruits of what common English calls Brazilian, Cayenne, Suriname cherries.

The afore-designated large shrub to small tree does diligent, dual duty as a garden hedge or screen.

The myrtle-family member enjoys a coastal-east South-American native elaboration from Suriname into French Guiana, southern Brazil and Uruguay even as it extends somewhat into Argentina and Paraguay.

The cone-formed woody plant grows slowly to a 26-foot (8-meter) maximum even as its edibility guides its subtropical and tropical growth through bird-disseminated seeding.

Young leaves look attractively bronze, copper, copper-pink even as mature leaves lead into glossy greenness during non-winter, red-leafing months.

Pitanga flowers manifest as yellow-anthered from white-stamened clusters even as they maintain their white-petal quartets atop long, slender, stalks. They muster into 0.75- to 1.5-inch- (2- to 4-centimeter-) long fruits even as their initial green ribbedness matures into ripen maroon, orange and scarlet.

Perhaps all the above merged into making pitanga woodies Florida and Jamaica introductions!

Wouldn't it work wonderfully, wondrously as a conservatory, greenhouse, indoor plant?

Everything connected with the participating teams perhaps counts as collectibles that could cull considerable cash, according to west-pond siders.

Do east-pond siders do likewise?
For example, is there a display or a museum or a shop somewhere with all the boats and all the team accessories and uniforms?