I tried center-clicking refresh to open a duplicate in another tab. That didn't help. I then tried clicking "New Tab" and pasting the URL in there. That worked. So I ended up with two seemingly identical tabs that I could in theory duplicate my actions in each, and each would behave exactly the same. Except they don't. The second one highlights visited pages, the first does not. Interesting but useless to me. I tried real(?) Chromium and it seems to be fixed again. For how long, who knows. That's with version 27.0.1425.0 (184975) and comes from here. Caution, when you get to the "Win" directory, it's so full of old builds(and new) that it might load very slowly. At least it did for me in my virtual machine.

I have to disagree with your doctor, Glenda. If you think you could be having a stroke, you should ALWAYS head to the ER because time is of the essence. You probably shouldn't drive yourself, but definitely get there somehow. Wonder why he said that to you? Anyway, I'm so sorry that you are feeling low and hope your trip helps with that. Have a wonderful time, Glenda. Every time my daughter sees pictures of England/Scotland, she sighs, wishing she could go back.

ken - '...multi millionaires and hopped across the pond every year to look at gardens' - don't I wish....! :-) floral - thanks for the info re that cotoneaster. I did some additional checking and I don't think I have a place for it... Is it compatible with growing around/ under other - small- shrubs or would it choke then out? katob - If you're visiting Niagara Falls, stop in at the Niagara Botanical Gardens. The Butterfly Conservatory on the grounds of the Botanical Gardens is also very much worth a visit. The RBG rock garden is a short distance away from the main RBG gardens - if you only have time to visit one site, go to the rock garden! Lots and lots to see in a relatively small site. RBG is a huge property of 2000+ acres. Much of it is 'natural lands' and a lot of their resources are devoted to conservation etc. The ornamental gardens are smaller and spread out over several locations - and not as well maintained! - than you might expect. (They are chronically short of funds, and it shows in the maintenance....!) I'm glad you enjoyed the tour - we certainly enjoyed the garden. One picture I meant to post but forgot is this one: I assume it's a beautybush.... It was foaming out of the hill and was visible from almost everywhere in the garden - if you look at the second picture I posted at the start of the thread, you can see it on the left side. Once the flowers finish, it'd would retreat into the green background, but it sure looked good on Thursday!

Thank you all for your very kind words. I have been reading them, but wasn’t able to respond yesterday. It was an emotional roller coaster, and I hope today won’t be a repeat of yesterday. I have zero news as to her condition this morning, as I slept through Brandon taking her to the clinic with him. At 9:30 pm last night, she was sleeping peacefully in her bed, and Brandon was asleep next to her. Last night she went back and forth from wobbling around happily, to crashing into sleep, as if she passed out. She is dirty and thin, as she wasn’t eating much, or bathing herself. Update: As I was making this post, Brandon called. He said she is doing great, and although very weak, is her normal happy self. She’s reaching through the bars of her kennel at the clinic, trying to get the attention of every passerby! The Dr.’s who were set to euthanize her 3 different times yesterday, are amazed. I’m overjoyed that prayers have been answered, and so far, we have our miracle! The Dr.’s are not totally sure, but think she contracted some very rare form of feline encephalitis. She may need to take a steroid daily, for the rest of her life. I’m ever so hopeful that she’s going to be alright. I started cutting a few roses yesterday, but couldn’t continue. I do have a lovely Pretty Jessica bloom with Boule de Neige. Thanks so much everyone. I’ll keep you updated. Lisa A thin and weak Millie, last night.