What does reweed mean?
Reweed means To weed again..
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To weed again..
And no matter how thoroughly you do this job you may always count upon having to reweed later for seeds abound and weeds you do not find at first cleaning will mock you when once the area has been cleared.
Buckingham stated that first we must weed, then plan, then reweed.
Precipitation works to their advantage in two ways: a) workers are forced to extend their working day to its limits given the constant possibility of rains forcing them to reweed; and b) wage laborers are usually intent on finishing each guwaal as soon as possible given the abbreviated periods of time in which their labor is in demand.
Instead, I find myself having to reweed areas in my spiritual life. I find myself facing the same lesson many times over.
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Reweed means To weed again..
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And no matter how thoroughly you do this job you may always count upon having to reweed later for seeds abound and weeds you do not find at first cleaning will mock you when once the area has been cleared.
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