Can post them if you want but I was thinking of encouraging a little research :). Without the research they wouldn't know that orny has a vaguely chocolate smell and is one of the main species behind Sharry Baby. Or could just include a feature description. Gotta be honest with the pic though! You posted the aurea form, most only ever see the more attractive pink form :). or we could just choose only a single variety, I.e. Pink ignea vs yellow orny. Thogh I feel that might be a little constricting. This post was edited by terpguy on Sun, Nov 24, 13 at 7:04

thats why i lease mine, dont want the headaches after the warranty runs out. still cant get mine fixed right, but at least its under warranty, they pay for it and give me a car to drive. cant be easy on the private repair guys, dont know how anyone would be able to keep up, not to mention the cost of test equipment, thats old news b-4 its paid off. good thing the place i`am retiring to in fla., i could get by without a car. because it looks to me like car ownership is going to be a luxury for the rich in the not to near future.

OA, I have to admit that not much thot went into this. It just kinda quickly evolved in a few minutes from what was close at hand. A warning about the transferware - once you find a few pieces you will likely want more! I started with a few plates to use on the wall and now I want sets of the stuff. I even find myself buying chipped and crazed pieces altho don't usually buy other damaged things. The right hand setting is where I sit so do hope that's the winner! Jeanne, sorry you have bad memories of this game, I can understand. We're late to discovering this game altho my parents always played and DH and I have played many card games. He's much better at cards than I am and I can't take card games very seriously unlike Scrabble. Luvs, my DH is a pretty laid back guy and could care less what I buy. His only concern is "where will you store it" as it sometimes means moving the furniture or getting more. LOL Karen, the turntable we use for Scrabble is one of the few things there that's not a YS find. I used to use it on the table for condiments but it's even more useful for the Scrabble board. Lynn, I didn't know the new boards come on a lazy susan. Mine is one I've had for years and the Scrabble game is from a yard sale. Funny thing is long before DH and I started playing Scrabble I only had my parents old well-used set. I wanted to do crafts with the tiles but wanted to keep their set 'for posterity' so watched for them at yard sales. Never saw even one for a couple of years then all at once found about 4 sets for $2 or less each. So I've used one for a craft, then we started to play and now keep one in the RV and one in the house. Thanks Kathleen! Frou, most of my 'play' settings are practical as are my company settings. I've spent my lifetime being practical and likely will never change! I do enjoy looking at the really fancy ones but doubt I could do one.

Oh yes, Marie, with any dog it is all about the training. If we make it interesting, fun, and positive, most any dog can learn to do most anything. Wes has worked with German Shepards and Doberman's, when we were baby-stitting them, and had them actually trying to hunt like bird dogs.