Such a quizzical little girl. Her plant grafting talent was extraordinary.Her parents were concerned though that she chose ugly flowered nettles for her research.
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Watch her make them beautiful. I'm just saying.
ReplyDeleteHave a terrific day. :)
She's smart enough to be looking at nature! sandie
ReplyDeletePerhaps her parents should be more concerned that nettles sting than that they are ugly. She is a child prodigy. It's fascinating to watch little children exploring, being pint-sized scientists as they examine their environments and study cause-and-effect. Cute one, Jim!
ReplyDeleteSounds like a very prickly situation! Good one, Jim.
ReplyDeleteHave fun in London, you lucky guy! I just heard that the royal baby is a boy, 8 pounds something. You must be hearing lots of royal baby talk there! Good for you for keeping up with Succinctly Yours even while on vacation.
ReplyDeleteBeing inquisitive will bring better chances of success. This is attested to by way of discoveries by inventors. She might just be one! Nicely Dr Jim!
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A very young girl with a curious, learning mind, Dr Jim :)
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