donn - I really need to take a photo - This was bought a few years ago here in North Carolina. It was reduced with no tag, so I never knew what it was (and actually still don't). It fits the description of mingo grass since it is clump forming, no seeds and a pretty blue, evergreen and a low mound. I have never divided them and they don't seem to be a lot bigger than when originally bought, which is somewhat disappointing. I will try and take the time today to take a picture. Thanks - Carrie

Speaking of beads and stuff.I got a catalogue the other day from Oriental Trading that has some of the most beautiful and unusual beads and natural stones,and prices are very reasonable.I have bought from them but never knew they had such a variety of beads.Actually,I think they just started handling more jewelry making supplies.Check it out.www.orientaltrading.com.......Lillie Oh by the way Nikki,the bracelet is beautiful.

I just love these doorknobs! I saw the post on Friday night, just as I was about to leave for work, and had to look till I found it today! I'm glad you posted where you got them, did the crayon work to buff out the 2 little knicks? Let us know what you decide to do with them. Ellie

It's amazing that none of us had never heard of the 'turn your head' method of pill-swallowing. (We'll have to get to the bottom of this! Who knows a physical medicine MD?) When you raise your arms above your head you expand the ribcage and allow your lungs to expand more fully. Then you can push more air out of your lungs to better expell whatever is choking you. I inhaled a small green pea at dinner last night. (DH shouldn't make me laugh when I'm eating!). Due to asthma, my lung power is only 70%. With my arms up, I was able to cough out that darn pea, first try.