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smolcrow465 · 10 days

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ok something I guess i should tackle first with summer dreams is the Big Issue with data reincarnation. it'll make other things easier later ig

so this is basically my explanation as to why a digimon like wizardmon (dies in the 01 myotismon arc) couldn't reincarnate, while a digimon like whamon (dies AFTER during the 01 dark masters arc) was able to reincarnate in time for 02

the short answer is that the digimon who died in the real world got trapped as force data ghosts due to an imbalance in the worlds, while all other deaths only had to wait for the re-balancing of primary village

the longer answer is that the real & digital worlds were unbalanced from the beginning. we know this lmao. defeating myotismon in 01 Did Not Fix That. the worlds were still unbalanced. Therefore, for the next 4 years, data ghosts of myotismon's forces would appear all over Odaiba, growing powerful every anniversary.

The 2 worlds are put into balance at the end of 02 when they stop the dark ocean from enroaching on their turf & calm the occurrences of digimon getting isekai'd & wreaking havoc on christmas. with the defeat of malomyotismon, this would finally allow all the trapped data to return to the digital world & turn into digitama

though they'll probably still have to take another year or so bc I like making them wait <3 (also bc I'd like to explore the existence of these ghosts while the humans are aware of digimon)

#crow caws #summer dreams au #this was written in the Wee Hours of the Night btw <3 sorry for any inconsistencies <3 #''oh but crow! what about your megaseadramon hc?''#shhhhhh listen. megasea just like. collapsed back into the bay. we never actually saw it disintegrate. let me dream <3 #it got beamed up at the end of the myotismon arc with any other leftover bakemon ok? ok <3 #next morning edit: once again. i have zero clue if there was supposed to be a better ending to this post or not #whatever ig #skedaddles <3

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kevinscottgardens · 2 years

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28 février au 6 mars 2022

Tuesday I was back in the garden after six weeks resting my arm. I spent a lot of the day watering and the rest of the day I spent hard pruning the pelargoniums in pots around the house. (Below, right is before, left is after my pruning.) My growing collection of pelargoniums, currently in the glasshouse, is coming along nicely too. I’m looking forward to really making this something Mme and hopefully others will enjoy.

I went to physio in the evening and this time he brought out a new machine. He just said ‘courage’ before he started hammering away at my tendons. I then met up with Dee and Ilze for nibbles and aperos at L’Hôtel Le Relais du Postillon in Place des Martyrs de la Résistance in the centre of the old town.

Wednesday I continued watering and pruning and went through all the seeds I had put into cold stratification. Only the Quercus acorns worked; all of them had a nice root. Not sure if the seeds weren’t viable, if I had the sand too wet, or just what went wrong. I planted up the Magnolia virginiana seeds anyway, just to see if anything germinates. The rest were duplicate Euonymus that I have outside, none of which are germinating yet.

Thursday I noticed a small Cercis siliquastrum blooming along the driveway. I cleaned out the drains, I completed feeding and cutting back the pelargoniums around the house. I had a walk through the new prairie area with M. and we discussed the proposed meadow area. Hopefully Couli will rotovate that tomorrow or early next week. I headed up to Nova to buy a Westringia fruticosa to plant along the driveway. The entire stock was quite poor, I found one on sale and will nurse it at home before planting it. I also had a quick coffee with Luc who lives not too far from Nova. It rained on the way to my physio appointment. In the evening I made another batch of marmalade.

I’m very excited to see Jeffrey from Amsterdam this weekend. Unfortunately, the weather looks like it has decided to finally give us some rain that we have been needing all winter.

Friday Jeffrey arrived just after noon and we headed directly to lunch in baie des Anges. It was a beautiful day to enjoy lunch looking at the boats in the marina. Then we headed back to the domaine and I gave him a tour of the garden I work in and we walked to the top to see the great views. That evening we headed into Antibes where we enjoyed a nice Italian dinner followed by hat-wearing frivolity at the Absinthe Bar.

Saturday morning we both were taking it very easy. It was a grey, drizzly day, which made the sofas all the more inviting. Eventually we got in the car and headed to Nice. It was a nice afternoon.

That evening we made fajitas at home, and just watched TV. We both were happy to have a quiet night.

Sunday we took a walk around the Sentier du Littoral, Cap d'Antibes. He flew home in the evening.

Cours de français hebdomadaire

a hangover - une gueule de bois

a long hot shower - une longue douche chaude

to feel lazy - se sentir paresseux

a lazy day - une journée paresseuse

grey overcast drizzly day - la grisaille

to go for a drive - aller faire un tour

to explore the city - pour explorer la ville

good weekend with friends - bon weekend entre amis

sad to say goodbye - triste de dire au revoir

Plant of the week

Saxifragaceae Bergenia crassifolia (L.) Fritsch

common name(s) - pigsqueak, Korean elephant’s ears, elephant’s ears, winter-blooming bergenia, heartleaf bergenia, leather bergenia, Mongolian tea, Siberian tea infraspecific(s) - Bergenia crassifolia var. crassifolia; Bergenia crassifolia var. pacifica (Kom.) Kom. ex Nekr. synonym(s) - Bergenia biflora Moench; B. biflora var. hawortiana (Ser.) Engl.; B. bifolia Moench; B. cordifolia (Haw.) Sternb.; B. coreana Nakai; B. crassifolia var. cordifolia (Haw.) Boriss.; B. crassifolia var. sajanensis Stepanov; B. media (Haw.) Engl.; Geryonia crassifolia (L.) Schrank ex Hoppe; Megasea crassifolia (L.) Haw.; Saxifraga cordifolia Haw.; S. crassifolia L.; S. crassifolia var. elliptica Ledeb.; S. crassifolia var. obovata Ser.; S. crassifolia var. pauciflora Ser. conservation rating - none native to - Korea, Russia location - Domaine de l’Orangerie leaves - rosette of wavy, toothed, oblong to rounded leaves, deep green that can go red in winter flowers - erect clusters of nodding purple-pink flowers in late winter fruit - an ellipsoidal, dry capsule with two diverging lobes opening along the abdominal suture; seeds are numerous, oblong, smooth, glabrous, faceted, almost black habit - creeping rhizomes, clump-forming, vigorous, evergreen perennial, to 400mm tall habitat - shady north-facing rocks, stony slopes, rock streams, old moraines in forest and alpine zones pests - generally pest-free disease - generally disease-free hardiness - to -20ºC (H6) soil - humus-rich, moist, well-drained; tolerates poor soils and some drought in shade once established sun - sun to part-shade; full-shade tolerant propagation - seed, division; different species of this genus will hybridise freely when grown near each other pruning - faded flower spikes if desired nomenclature - Saxifragaceae - stone-breaker, saxum-frango, living in rock cracks, had the signature for medicinal use in treating gall-, bladder- and kidney-stones; Bergenia - honours Karl August von Bergen (1704-1759), German physician and botanist; crassifolia - from the Latin words crassus meaning thick and folia meaning leaf in reference to the leathery leaves NB - used as a tea substitute in its native Siberia, Altay and Mongolia; raw materials collected high in the mountains contain more tannides than in the low mountains; long been used in Russian folk medicine, as well as in the medicine of Tibet and China, where aqueous extracts of rhizome and leaves inside are used for colitis and enterocolitis of a non-infectious nature, tuberculosis, acute and chronic pneumonia, pulmonary haemorrhage, influenza and some other infections, laryngitis, headaches, fevers, articular rheumatism and gastrointestinal diseases

References :

Gardenia [online] https://www.gardenia.net/plant/bergenia-crassifolia [27 Feb 22]

Gledhill, David, (2008) “The Names of Plants”, fourth edition; Cambridge University Press; ISBN: 978-0-52168-553-5

IUCN [online] http://www.iucnredlist.org/search [27 Feb 22]

Missouri Botanical Garden [online] https://www.missouribotanicalgarden.org/PlantFinder/PlantFinderDetails.aspx?taxonid=286869&isprofile=0& [27 Feb 22]

Plants for a Future [online] https://pfaf.org/user/Plant.aspx?LatinName=Bergenia+crassifolia [27 Feb 22]

Plants of the World [online] https://powo.science.kew.org/taxon/urn:lsid:ipni.org:names:790361-1 [27 Feb 22]

Useful Temperate Plants [online] http://temperate.theferns.info/plant/Bergenia+crassifolia [27 Feb 22]

Wikipedia [online] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bergenia_crassifolia [27 Feb 22]

World Flora Online [online] http://www.worldfloraonline.org/taxon/wfo-0000564227 [27 Feb 22]

SARS-CoVid-2 update (incidence rate per 100,000)

#Bergenia crassifolia

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ghaffarichemicalco · 2 years

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