Melissa Officinalis- chá e canivetes

domingo, julho 08, 2007

Tour: Australia in good shape

1. McEwen
2. Hushovd
3. Boonen

Amarela: Cancellara

Bom começo! Boa Volta a todos! Limpinha desta vez?

RTP2: Camisola da colina para um Inglês , diz o comentador. Mauzinho mas com graça.

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Pinus Silvestris disse...: Yes it was amazing what McEwen did. Very strange was that 30 km form the end Cavendish had mechanical problems with his bike and nobody from is equipe was there to help him. Cavendish is normally as fast as Mc Ewen (is a very young sprinter comming from the track... that is the reason you dont know him) Seeing all the cases with doping that made me extemely suspisious. It is simply not normal that Telekom leaves their major sprinter behind. I cant believe they are so disorganized; 9/7/07 7:47 da manhã

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A planta inspirou o nome, na esperança de que este espaço proporcione alguns dos efeitos da erva cidreira. Erva com efeitos secundários. Não abusar (metaforicamente falando). Como fazer chá de Melissa 2 folhas frescas ou secas por chávena de água ( a ferver) Juntar mel a gosto Lemon Balm Tea (with fresh or dried leaf) 1heaping tablespoon of dried leaves 2 tablespoons of fresh leaves for each cup of boiling water (or make sun tea by placing herbs and cool water in covered jar in the sun for a few hours) strain add honey and, or lemon. _______________________________________________________ This plant inspired the blog´s name, hoping this blog will produce some of lemon balm` good effects . medicinal herb with some side effects.you might live too long or too short _________________________________________________________ translator _________________________________________________________ Perfil A autora (ou autor, quem sabe lá) escreve no feminino, sob o nome melissa officinalis reduzido à primeira inicial por motivos alheios à sua vontade. O blogger beta criou este problema- só podemos assinar com um pseudónimo igual em todos os blogs, eles lá sabem porquê...