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With thanks to co-worker and chief coder Marla, I received the following gifts of basil plants that will be put to good use in the garden soon:
The photos in this post are not the official obligatory baby in the bluebonnets photos, this was a mere practice shoot as we wait for the backyard bluebonnets to ramp up production and put on a bigger show, already.