the reason I say about them not going well together is that thyme likes full sun and on the dry side, and lemon balm likes a little shade and more water... no biggie, it may keep your thyme from spreading out of control, like mine is. :o) you can pinch, but you will be pinching and pinching, like with basil.... I'd do it anyway, keep the lemon balm from spreading more than it will anyway. :o)

brugloversz9, I downloaded the 300 dpi file from your link to see what the picture trail was providing. The image is 300 dpi, but the document size is only 1.75" x 1.33." I've been Googling about, because it's such a nice image and I have a feeling there must be a print or poster somewhere. I found an artist named Jacqueline Osborne, whose painting "Afternoon on the Boardwalk," is eerily familiar, except the women have been rearranged and now they're dressed in black! Even the shoes are the same. I also found a site where a craftsperson was showing some stamping she'd done on a notecard of our original colorful five ladies. They're out there somewhere.... Here is a link that might be useful: Poster

You don't have to use photobucket. There are plenty of free sites where you can store your pictures on the internet. Or possibly even your internet provider account (Earthlink, Road Runner, AOL, etc) may provide that service. Once you have your picture saved to the internet somewhere, you provide the link to the picture. For example, the following would post my picture ... <img src="http://www.geocities.com/sno_bunn_y/kitch1-2.jpg"> Which I am currently asking for suggestions on, by the way ! . . . http://ths.gardenweb.com/forums/load/kitchbath/msg0623073132399.html?15 The important thing is to actually link to your picture only. One easy way to get the web address to your picture is to right click on the picture, choose properties, and then copy the web address. For example, <img src="http://a820.g.akamai.net/f/820/822/1d/i.ivillage.com/adsales/images/ivillage_88x31.gif"> would give you ... .

This should help. Remember not all photos are .jpeg some are (.bmp or .png or .gif) so you may need to search for those as well. see below: https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_8-desktop/how-can-i-search-for-all-the-pictures-on-my-hard/f791712d-39ea-48a5-b2e1-025619bfd644?auth=1