[CH] Thanks Lorraine and Kay

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Thank you Lorraine and Kay for my yummy parcel!!!  I can hardly wait to
make some chile rellanos AND use my new bottles on hot sauce on 'em.
The pencils with "rubbers" on the end are already in use :)
By the way, will you be able to make it to the S. CA hot luck in July?
The two Kiwis that are going to be there are Stan and I.  

On chile related things: We had our first frost the other night
(unexpectedly I might add) but the chile plants seemed to do OK.  I
would have been majorly bummed had I lost all those yummy chiles which
are still trying to ripen up.  Guess it is time to bring them in for the
winter.

see some of you soon!
Shona


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Shona Lamoureaux

Ecological Modelling
AgResearch, Lincoln, New Zealand
lamoureauxs@agresearch.cri.nz

Plant and Microbial Sciences
University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand
s.lamoureaux@botn.canterbury.ac.nz
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