Drawing of Meetinghouse

Your Millennium Garden:

This comes from the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF) by way of San Diego Peace Resource Center Director Carol Jahnkow.

Also want to ask a favor - when spring planting, please take leftover seeds in their packets to local food bank for distribution. They may be used in community gardens or small pots somewhere. Lizzy

Your Millennium Garden:

    Plant three rows of peas:
       Peace of mind
       Peace of heart
       Peace of soul

    Plant four rows of squash:
       Squash gossip
       Squash indifference
       Squash assumptions
       Squash isms

    Plant four rows of lettuce:
       Lettuce be faithful
       Lettuce be kind
       Lettuce be happy
       Lettuce really love one another

    No garden should be without turnips:
       Turnip for service when needed
       Turnip to help one another
       Turnip the music and dance

    Water freely with patience and cultivate with love.

    There is much fruit in your garden because you reap what you sow.

    To conclude your garden we must have thyme:
       Thyme for fun
       Thyme for rest
       Thyme for ourselves

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