It somehow strikes me as unusual that you eat hot chilies in Germany.
Call it cultural ignorance.
My sister and I built a plywood box and planted chilies in it. We've STILL got some, had more than we could POSSIBLY eat with... oh wow... was it I think 12 plants we had? Our box is 3 feet by two feet by about a foot and a half deep with four tiny pockets on the sides we put marigolds in.
Also we don't celebrate St. Nicholas day here. I know SOME people do, though I've only heard of it in really religious schools, never had any of my public school friends mention it. It's a cute idea though.
Oh, I love this season!! It's even snowing today!!!
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Call it cultural ignorance.
My sister and I built a plywood box and planted chilies in it. We've STILL got some, had more than we could POSSIBLY eat with... oh wow... was it I think 12 plants we had? Our box is 3 feet by two feet by about a foot and a half deep with four tiny pockets on the sides we put marigolds in.
Also we don't celebrate St. Nicholas day here. I know SOME people do, though I've only heard of it in really religious schools, never had any of my public school friends mention it. It's a cute idea though.
Oh, I love this season!! It's even snowing today!!!