86. Copper compounds will not be used in your plot more than once s year. Copper builds up from overuse. 87. Herbicide _____________ cannot be used at all. While you ca n buy it don't use it here. You will be prosecuted if caught and charged for site cleanup. 88. Area x of our garden was a _____________. No food crops will be grown in that area. 89. Use the composter. Turn it when you see it. 90. Drop food donations at ___________________. Call ______________. 91. Plots for 2014 are assigned as from direction ___________ as 1_________________, 2__________________… . 92. Use of our phone lists and email addresses for any purpose other than garden business is prohibited. Don't share them out. Don't give business email addresses please. 93. Accept cleanup requests gracefully. Request cleanups even more gracefully. 94. We report suspicious activity. 95. Do not leave personal items in the garden. 96. Don't contaminate the rain garden area. No fertilizer with manure, etc. A rain garden is a reservoir not a garden.

i did, huby just picked up this morning!! awww guys!! lets see if i can do this any justice!!???!!! she sent us some Paladde In's ? it had turned to mush, but the bulb is VERY healthy!! **big smile** so it will be replanted green spice heuchera awesome i've never had one not grown in my own yard!! LOL country romance hollyhock way awesome !! i love hollyhocks midnight reiter heuchera cool looking little guy!! chocolate chip ajuga looks awesome!! mmmmm chocolate!! LOL and she sent hazelnut body showergel, smells good, i HAD to open it as i'm a fragrance person!! LOL for talla she sent a bag full of seeds **flower fairies friends** sugar daddy lip balm actually a lip balm!! LOL Zinnia scarlet queen ** sunflower chianti hybrid artichoke emerald tomatoe beefsteak four o'clocks kaleidoscope onions evergreen bunching poppy oriental brilliant red ** cornflower blue boy ** candytuft sempervirens white ** sweet pea little sweetheart mix ** nasturtium tall mix ** kinda fits talla LOL zinnia profusion orange forget-me-not blue bird ** canterbury bells cup and saucer mix ** sweet italian basil a hand made door for talla's fairy's, and a little fairy statue. i just love it all!! how cool is that?? the plan is that?? talla was so excited to see her name on the box and was so excited to see all the stuff. thank you so much!!! you made a little fairy very happy!!! although now, she know's that she's on her way to being a fairy, the fairy watcher's are making sure she's being good and reporting back to the main fairy person, ummm i haven't said or know who that one is yet!!! this mommy don't know ALLLLLLL yet!!! LOL thank you, thank you, thank you thank you!!! :')) the kiddo's are doing great em! and my ws babes are just a growing like crazy!! i'm having to transplant them so much!! i swear my work is never done!! LOL but that's cuz i kept choosing the wrong size, once i finally got the right size, boom!! i was well on my way to being done with it all, now we just have to plant half of it ans sell the rest!! LOL Hugs medo :')) a very happy mommy!! who is sending off 3 boxes tomarrow. WHEW!!! LOL

The bottom of a chandelier should be about 30 inches above the tabletop, which is to say about five feet (60 inches) above the floor since a tabletop is about 30 inches. With a standard 8-foot ceiling, I think that one of those double-tiered chandeliers will seem to crowd the ceiling. I don't think I've ever seen a crystal chandelier that provided a good downlight. The best of them give adequate light for eating but wouldn't seem like a good choice for sewing or crafts; others seem to illuminate only themselves. Here are a few examples of some kinds of pendant lights that do provide good light. I can vouch for the third because it's the one that I have. These are all from Lamps Plus.

Well, 4th contractor came out today & said, "I can get you a clad Andersen window for about $450, but Marvin will charge $750 for the same size." He also said that having interior AND exterior grilles will add a LOT of money to each window (even without simulated divided lite bars in between the glass). I need to go on a window-learning expedition, I think. I know I want a grille on the inside & outside of the windows, I looked at tons of windows on the drive home today & I'm 99% sure I don't want to go with between-the-glass grilles. Thanks for the advice on Pella, I appreciate it! -Pam