I forgot. When you run out of outside space, you get lights so you can grow them inside. I am putting a lot of things at my best friend's again next year. She has a brown thumb & lots of empty space. I store my Brugs in her basement every year (over 200 of them + other plants last year). Look for a new friend with a large empty yard (preferably within walking distance to save on gas). LOL Linda

double ditto... your sister has obviously failed at the most basic responsibility of a parent- which is to raise a child capable of surviving on their own. why you are rewarding his rudeness and slovenly habits is beyond me- and how you think that 'taking care of him' this way is in any way loving, or good for him- I don't get. all you're doing it teaching him that the cleaning faeries will do for him, and that he is immune to the laws that the rest of us live by. I'm sorry you have a loser like that as a next door neighbor- but you should really start looking on him as a neighbor, not a family member, since he's hardly treating you with the respect that an aunt would expect in MY family! us kids are expected to fetch and carry (and mow lawns, and walk dogs, and run errands, and shovel snow) for our elders, not the other way around!

Hi pkspigs, All I can find on the issue is "If your iPad is disabled, someone typed in the wrong passcode enough to disable it. Even an iPad that did not have restrictions on can turn up disabled if someone enables the passcode and then types in a wrong passcode multiple times." http://ipad.about.com/od/iPad_Troubleshooting/a/How-To-Fix-My-iPad-Is-Disabled.htm

Email them. Here is a link that might be useful: AARP email