Hi png, How do I set up a my page and add my seed trades haves and wants. I see you got a nice blurb set up on your Member Page. Good for you! To fill in your trade list, you also go to the bottom of any page, and click on Member Pages. in the green banner. Then choose Edit your Exchange Lists Site keeps making me log in even though I set it to remember password Do you maybe have your browser set to delete your cookies or all history upon exiting? pop ups galore even though I have pop up blocker Stop over to the Computer Help Forum and they will help you with that. They will need to know what browser you are using and what blocker. Then they can suggest something better. I see no ads whatsoever. I am using Firefox browser and not sure what blocker. If you have further questions about the Seed X, feel free to start a new post over on the Conversation side of the forum. There is a lot of good info to be had there. The link is just above the list of threads here on the Discussion (Exchange) Side hth Sue...resident busy body Here is a link that might be useful: Computer Help Forum

I have white icicle radishes. I'd love some yellow banana peppers. I'd trade for anything pretty much that is edible if you'd like to make a larger trade, my list is up to date, I think so anyways, or just the peppers would be fine too. let me know at mamahack@hotmail.com.

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Sara, Much cooler-but I had forgotten just how humid it is out there. And green, it was a jungle! I always laugh when I hear folks here speak of the "humidity". Certainly it is alot more humid than Colorado, Arizon and the rest of the southwest. But it is actually much much drier here than the east coast. It was usually between 68-72 degrees F in the mornings during my trip, yet I was dripping with sweat from the humidity. Oh well, there are weather issues no matter where you are, just got to learn how to deal with it. My tomatos all died while I was gone, yet I was able to start a new crop of squash for the fall, certainly couldn't do that in the northeast. Oh,and I emphasize it was "usually" humid during my trip. The 1st day I was there it was 75, dry, with a slight breeze-of course that was on the coast while wading in the surf at Rye beach. Sigh...