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@silvermouse said:

@edz said:
4 grape plants put in, 3 trees re-planted, tomorrow 125 tomatoes and 48 hot pepper if things go well.

Market garden, roadside stand, family of 14, salsa addict?

Yep.....

LOL, you for got plant crazy wife in the list.

We raise almost everything we eat. Last year was a bad year with little rain and moving out to the new place. She also saves seeds for heirloom plants and grows some for that reason. What we don't eat goes to the animals. Almost forgot the amount given away to friends and some neighbors that can't garden like they are used. Nice thing is, our caner holds 40 quarts at a time.

In all honesty, that’s like saying all flavors of Christianity are like this

Scary pecker.

A little info about one of the three main sects I started to talk about on the vherf.

The basic doctrine of the Khārijites was that a person or a group who committed a grave error or sin and did not sincerely repent ceased to be Muslim. Mere profession of the faith—“there is no god but God; Muhammad is the prophet of God”—did not make a person a Muslim unless this faith was accompanied by righteous deeds. In other words, good works were an integral part of faith and not extraneous to it. The second principle that flowed from their aggressive idealism was militancy, or jihad, which the Khārijites considered to be among the cardinal principles, or pillars, of Islam. Contrary to the orthodox view, they interpreted the Qurʾānic command about “enjoining good and forbidding evil” to mean the vindication of truth through the sword. The placing of these two principles together made the Khārijites highly inflammable fanatics, intolerant of almost any established political authority.

Delicious Zuppa Toscana the Wife made with kale from the garden.