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[xp_banshee]

Heya, friends - just a note to let you all know we're starting on the community garden at the Community Centre in District-X this weekend. Luckily, we've got the basics all sorted from last year, but it'll be a lot of toil and tilling before the planting. Possibly, we're a tad late on everything, but we thought it'd be best to wait as long as possible so the children and others in the community could be more involved.

If anyone wants to help out, drop me a message here and I'll be sure to pass your information along to those in charge of organising everything. Funds have been provided, so it's mostly heavy labour for the time being, then choosing what to plant and where and helping people to do that.

Also, I know it's April, but don't forget your sunscreen. A good zinc lotion's best at keeping burns away.

Oh, and also also, if you've any requests for dishes to be put in the rotation over the summer - or for some experimentation - let Darcy or myself know. And yes, salads are going to be making a return. Or well, we've decided to try a salad bar of sorts to go along with lighter soups and things. We'll be trying it out for the first time tomorrow evening in the main kitchen, if you'd like to come try it out.

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[xp_banshee]

Are you auctioning off garden spots, Mr. Centino?

[xp_longshot]

Terry! I am a facilitator. I am making dreams come true... for those who have dreamed of being in charge of nurturing a specific bed of lettuce in an assigned planter area.

We don't talk about the mint-ident last year.

[xp_banshee]

I think maybe keeping the mint in its own, rather large pot might be a good idea. Those poor tomatoes never stood a chance.

[xp_darcy]

Maybe the mint can go in a pot... inside. Mostly inside. Lots of space between them and everything they'll invade given a few cm of good soil and a sunny day.