kiwitnut thanks for the response. Yes I'm positive that it's the same seedling from my pot in the house. The two mature plants that I had are planted in a different part of the yard and they weren't planted out until July when I got tired of taking care of them in the house. You're probably right about Lady Margaret instead of Marguerite. It's a mystery to me because I don't have ANY passionflower seeds and never did. At the time that I winter sowed these all I had were my two Lowe's bought plants. When it first came up I was sure it was going to be a clematis because I had collected seeds from my Belle of Woking clematis, but the folks at the clematis forum told me that's not what it was. The people on the Name that Plant forum ID'd it as a passionflower for me. Whatever it is I really want to get some of it to root and take in this winter so I can see a flower from it. Here's what it looked like as a seedling Jackie

I always use the kind that looks like person with their arms down, then up. As you twist in the screw, the arms go up. You push the arms down and it lifts the cork out. One tip from my son the bartender is to put the tip of the screw into the cork slightly off center. Most people aim for the direct center of the cork, which actually makes the screw go in off to the side, causing problems when you pull. After some googling, I learned that my type of corkscrew is called "winged", although it looks like arms to me. Also the screw thingy is called a worm. Ick. Here is a link that might be useful: types of corkscrews

Glenda...when I open my contacts (where you put in names email addresses and phone numbers of friends and family) it gives me give me three options to click on. One is phone number, one is email and the other is text. I have a touch phone so I touch on the box for text(SMS) at the bottom it will give you a place for your message. Mine says "enter message here"... That's where you type what you want to say. Do you have a keypad or do you have to do it on your numbers. If you have to do it on your numbers it is just not worth the trouble . I'd buy a phone that has a keypad. Also it is not necessary to use all the short cuts on words like the kids use. I just put in the words. and hope they can still read real words. Good luck. patti

Mare- You're right. I asked my surgeon before the surgery if I could kneel and he said about 40% of his patients kneel with varying degrees of pain. The rest don't even attempt it. I probably kneel once every two or three weeks and I use a thick foam gardener's pad to cushion my knees and I get up as soon as possible. And it's not a petty sight watching me get up either! Chair yoga focuses on balance, posture, stretching and flexibility without any kneeling and the instructor reminds participants to only do what they feel comfortable doing. I'll probably only go to this class on Friday. I much prefer the faster pace and higher intensity of the water exercise classes.