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1St Year of Publishing the Bônau Cabbage Romans to Hold Handy Though If You Wrote Your Name and Is Lamma’S Patch EDITORIAL [email protected] LAMMA’S MOONSTONE DAY – 1 st We are patting ourselves on Any photographs we use are first scanned This is the birthstone st and then the originals are returned to their August the back as this edition (the 21 ) for June, and was th rightful owners so don’t be shy or fearful in marks the beginning of our 6 believed by the sending us your photographs. It would be August 1st year of publishing The Bônau Cabbage Romans to hold handy though if you wrote your name and is Lamma’s Patch. We have to share the success with captured beams of address on the back of the photo (in pencil) Day, and you because without your contributions of was Thanksgiving time (Harvest time) in moonlight. or you attached one of those ‘post-it-notes’. photographs, news and articles the Britain. The name comes from an Anglo- In India it is considered a sacred gemstone, magazine would have died a long time ago. Saxon word “Hlafmaesse” which means a symbol of the Third Eye that brings good Please keep sending them in for inclusion DATES FOR YOUR Loaf Mass. The festival of Lammas marks fortune and helps promote spiritual in the magazine. Thanks. - Ed DIARY the beginning of the harvest, when people enlightenment. go to church to give thanks for the first corn This form of feldspar has a beautiful pearly to be cut. This celebration predates our THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS Christian harvest festival. lustre, reminiscent of moonlight. Its iridescent effect - comes in many colours 2nd June Coronation Day th On Lammas Day farmers made loaves of from translucent, pink, yellow, green, We would like to welcome our new 14 June Queen’s Official Birthday th bread from the new wheat crop and gave rainbow, gold and silver. sponsors to the magazine and hope that 15 June Fathers Day th them to their local church. They were then our association will be a long and enjoyable 20 June Summer Begins Sometimes moonstones are carved to th used as the Communion bread during a one. 24 June Midsummer’s Day show a man-in-the-moon face. Moonstone's th special mass thanking God for the harvest. energies are soothing, nurturing and We would also like to express our thanks 15 July St Swithin’s Day st The custom ended when Henry VIII broke feminine in nature. They can help bring and gratitude to all our sponsors without 1 August Lamma’s Day th away from the Catholic Church, and calm, balancing yin/yang emotions and help whose generous contributions this edition 4 August Holiday in Scotland th nowadays we have harvest festivals at the 25 August Late Summer Holiday us to become sensitive and loving. of the magazine would not have been end of the season. Michaelmas Day possible. (September 29) is traditionally the last day We ask our readers to patronise our of the harvest season. A person who graduated sponsors whenever possible and please yesterday and stops studying mention the Bônau Cabbage Patch when WHAT SOME KIDS SAY Lammas Day used to be a time for today is uneducated tomorrow. you make your purchases. foretelling marriages and trying out partners. Two young people would agree to hen Caesar was assassinated, he is W a "trial marriage" lasting the period of the reported to have said, “Me too, Brutus!” fair (usually 11 days) to see whether they DID YOU KNOW BÔNAU DEADLINES were really suited for wedlock. At the end of If anyone should faint put her head the fair, if they didn't get on, the couple The tradition of a diamond he deadline for the autumn edition of The between the knees of the nearest medical T could part. engagement ring started in 1477 th man. Bônau Cabbage Patch is 25 July for your th when Archduke Maximillian of articles or reports or 20 July for any As he walked through his room he heard Lammas was also the time for farmers to Austria gave a diamond ring to Mary of amendments to your advert. the sound of heavy breeding. give their farm workers a present of a pair Burgundy. The modern tradition is the of gloves. In some parts of the country, a The Jews were a proud people, but always result of a clever advertising campaign large white glove was put on the end of a had trouble with unsympathetic genitals. designed by N.W.Ayer in the 1940s. The CONTACTING US long pole which was decorated with flowers fact is that diamonds have little resale or An armadillo is an ornamental shrub. and held on high to let people know that the investment value. To contact The Bônau Cabbage Patch or merriment of Lammas Fair was beginning. All teachers at our school are certified. The Pwll Action Committee please call In Ibsen’s Ghosts, Oswald died of Lammas Superstition: To bring good luck, 755665 or 755260 or 777420 or drop your The average person thinks he congenital syphilis. farmers would let the first corn bread go articles or reports through our letterboxes at stale and then crumble it over the corners isn't. 43 or 53 or 81 Pwll Road or you can send Britain has a temporary climate. of their barns. us an e-mail at: THE LION THE GARDENING CLUB SOME SILLY In the UK a pregnant woman can legally KING FOREIGN LAWS relieve herself anywhere she wants, AN APPLE A DAY including in a policeman's helmet. n Ohio, it is illegal Simba is the I The head of any dead whale found on the only son of Easy on the digestion, to get a fish drunk. British coast automatically becomes the Mufasa, the apples contain malic and tartaric acids that In Indonesia, the property of the King, and the tail of the King of the inhibit fermentation in the intestines. Their penalty for masturbation is decapitation. Queen. Pride Lands high fibre content adds bulk that aids the and ruler of Pride Rock. His mother is the digestive process, making elimination A male doctor in Bahrain can only examine It is illegal not to tell the tax man anything Queen Sarabi, and he is the nephew of the natural and comfortable. Apples contain a woman’s privates in the reflection of you do not want him to know, but legal not King's brother Scar, who sees a political pectin, a soluble fibre that encourages the a mirror. to tell him information you do not mind him knowing. opportunity in the young cub's trust in him. growth of beneficial bacteria in the digestive In Switzerland, a man may not relieve Working to his disadvantage as well as tract. It is illegal to enter the Houses of himself standing up after 10pm. defining his character is Simba's Parliament wearing a suit of armour Apples contain antioxidants that improve It is illegal to be blindfolded while driving a mischievous, adventuresome spirit, which immune function and prevent heart disease vehicle in Alabama. It is legal to murder a Scotsman within the he indulges at every chance with his friend and some cancers. Green apples act as a ancient city walls of York, but only if he is Nala, often getting into trouble from which In Florida, unmarried women who liver and gall bladder cleanser and may aid carrying a bow and arrow. the King's majordomo Zazu is charged with parachute on a Sunday could be jailed. in softening gallstones. rescuing him. Women in Vermont must obtain written Because of their high water content, apples Blamed for his father's death in a disastrous permission from their husbands to wear Have you ever noticed the are cooling and moistening and aid in people who tell you to calm wildebeest stampede engineered by Scar reducing fever. Simply grate them and false teeth. and the Hyenas, and exiled to the jungle far down . are the ones that serve them to feverish patients. Steamed In Milan, it is a legal requirement to smile at from Pride Rock, Simba is befriended by got you mad in the first place. apples sweetened with honey are beneficial all times, except during funerals or hospital Timon and Pumbaa, the unlikely pair of for a dry cough and may help to remove visits. outcasts living the easy life in the land of mucous from the lungs. crystal waterfalls and tasty bugs. He'd be In France, it is illegal to name a pig perfectly happy to live there forever, if not Hippocrates (circa 400 BC), the Greek Napoleon. DID YOU KNOW for a chance meeting with Nala that calls physician considered the father of fter being forced to state in him back home to face his destiny. medicine, was a proponent of nutritional We wouldn’t have such silly A healing. His favourite remedies were laws in this country would public that the earth does not apples, dates, and barley mush. we? Wouldn’t we? Well, just rotate, Galileo is said to have muttered under his breath, "But NAVAL WATCHES Today medical practitioners are beginning read these, which are still on the statute books. .... it does move." to recognize that the apple's abundant The Naval Watches: On a clear day with blue skies, quantity of pectin is an aid in reducing high cholesterol as well as blood sugar, a It is illegal to die in the Houses of lightning can jump outside of its parent wonder food for people with coronary artery Parliament cloud and travel for more than five miles 00:00 – 04:00 Middle Watch disease and diabetes.
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