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During the summer, Momma and I planted Spanish tarragon, Navajo sage, marigolds, bee balm, and African daisies in one bed. They are still doing well, so we left them in the ground. I also planted zinnias and nasturtiums from seed. We added pansies, violas, dianthus, lavender, thyme, snapdragons, cosmos, and petunias. Then we transplanted a rosemary that had outgrown my herb garden and a rose that had been doing poorly where I originally planted it. I hope our new plants grow big and beautiful.
Last night we attended a missions conference. Several missionaries spoke about their work in various parts of the world. The keynote speaker was a man named Mr. Otto
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