tepelus, very well done site, I enjoyed the visit. AND liked the music. Haven't heard John Serrie for a long time. Also I want to ask if you are familiar with Robbie Robinson's music. He was with The Band as a really young man of 17, and one of his songs I dearly love has lyrics linked below. I also liked the Native American album you featured. Robbie Robinson did a whole album with the Cherokee tribe (included singer Rita Coolidge) and I had it for many years. Listen to THE GHOST DANCE on that one, and IT IS A GOOD DAY TO DIE. All from his album MUSIC FOR NATIVE AMERICANS, and in collaboration with the Red Road Ensemble. I did not know when I heard it about his family interest in Native American culture...his dad was Jewish, his mom was a Mohawk....also, check out some of his songs on YouTube uploads. I see that GHOST DANCE is there, and CHEROKEE MORNING SONG too. Keep your determination to write your novel. It is important to make your dreams come true. Here is a link that might be useful: Somewhere down the crazy river

So what is your question about growing tomatoes - the focus of this forum? Or is this just to generate hits on your personal blog? If so that is spam. Dave

Hi all,Good Morning! I see that a lot of you haven't received your books yet, is no problem to wait, lets give it the rest of the week for everyones books to arrive. After all the first lesson involves the book LOL. So everyone who signed up, once you all get your books, pop in on this post and let me know when you get your book then hopefully we will start on Friday or Saturday of this coming week. Woodpat, glad to have you join us. This will be a casual and very easy exercise, I am hoping to have lots of thoughts going back and forth between everyone participating in this.

In the very first post is the link. However the blog has been updated several times since then so its not there anymore. I searched her blog and found it! You'll be spending a whole lota time there, so get dinner started before you start looking. :) (you'll have to click on each link on this page to see them all. they aren't all on one page) Here is a link that might be useful: Garland Links