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MACA ROOT POWDER - USDA ORGANIC - 1 LB - Free Shipping - Non-GMO - PERUVIAN

Feb 19, 2022

More energy...less fatigue

I've noticed after having few days of smoothies, I have more energy and less fatigue. Definitely pleased.

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iPower Heating Seed Starter Germination Kit Seedling Propagation Tray w. Heater

Oct 12, 2021

Does what it says it will do.

For me, my intended use, my wallet and found no other one like it out there.. I was able to give this somewhat cheaply made but desperately needed little greenhouse to start my seeds a 5 stars rating.

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Images of America: Santa Paula by Mary Alice Orcutt Henderson (2006, Paperback)

Oct 01, 2022

I never knew that it actually had an exciting history. I learned some things from this book.

As a history buff and effamera collector, I enjoy reading about places that are close to home (Souther California) that experienced its "hey day" during the late 1800's and through the early 1900's. Our ways of thinking was so much more down to Earth. People put more energy into the quality of their work as it was a piece of themselves. A hard wood bookcase or store front was art (looked great) yet it was built to last...not something off an assembly line.

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