Anerobic: Lacking fresh oxygen (smell like amonia). Acidic: Moving toward 1 on the PH Scale (1-6.5 acid 6.5-7.5 nertral 7.6-14 alkaline)salt base BSF: Black Soldier Fly Insect with two wings larval stage are voracious decomposers of organic material. COW: Can of Worms plastic stackable worm bin with 5 legs a catch bason with spigot 3 bin levels and a cover. Browns: 1 can be description of worm color! 2 Carbon rich organic matter! Greens: Term for nitrogen rich organic matter! High in protein. WF: Worm Factory! Square stackable worm bin similar to COW only four legs at corners up to five bins in a unit.

this is off topic but do any of you miele washer owners have the machine on the second floor? I was just about to take the plunge and order the washer, but noticed some posts about terrible vibrations with the spin cycles of the miele washer on the second floor. I currently have a Bosch FL on the second floor and have no vibration issues. The bearings are going out and I have never been terribly satisfied with the Bosch. The last thing I want is to create another problem aka vibration. I just can't seem to make my mind up about a washer. Every machine seems to have such mixed reviews. I wish Miele made a 27inch machine for the times when you wash a queen down comforter or thick mattress pad. Rococogurl assures me that her queen sheets and bedding fit in the machine, but I can't imagine as I can barely squeeze the queen mattress pad in the 27" Bosch, plus it doesn't really seem like it gets cleaned properly because there is so little water that it is hardly wet. I have other miele appliances - DW, fridge, ovens - and while I love, love, love my DW, I have to say that miele service is really dependent on where you live and the service provider in your area. OK now I've really taken this off topic- sorry. I did print out the cheat sheet which is amazingly informative.

I also have a cheating wife and I went through all the above. I would not give advice to anyone, but, I can share what I have found. The actual hurt diminishes in time. It doesn't completely go away. I made the mistake to immediately forgive my wife out of love, and according to her friend she took it as "I didn't love her enough to be mad at her". Your going to hear a lot of bull about it being half your fault. Unless you are a real bad guy, the problem is in her head. After time you will resent her. Not resent her for cheating, but actually resent having to "help her through her problems". If you don't have kids, dump her now! Life is too short to waste it on her. If you have kids, then do the counseling thing. Where am I after 4 years? I am tired of hearing about her being lonely. Her life is no different than mine, and I don't get that option. I am tired of compensating for what going on in-between her ears. I am not her mother or babysitter. When we have sex, in my head I still see her giving head to her first boyfriend, bouncing up and down on her second boyfriends lap, oral sex on her girlfriend, and going down on the last guy (friends boyfriend) for 3 hours because he had whiskey dick. Yes I made the mistake of asking for details. I used to love sex, now she repulses me. She is in a depression now and lives in bed when not working. I now have to live in a pig sty. Her nick name from her girl friends is "Fat, Drunk, Slut!" "Her" friends feel sorry for me. I am trying to figure out a way to leave her without effecting our kids. If I find the right woman, I'm outta here! F... Her!

Seeding before June is a waste of money and time for most people. The soil has to be hot for bermuda seed to germinate. Dethatching would be done at the end of the growing season only if something weird happened causing the soil microbes to stop processing grass clippings. I suppose you could generate thatch with weekly liquid fertilizer and short daily waterings. This would cause the grass roots to grow at the surface and look thatchy. Glyphosate is misspelled and does not need to be capitalized in the middle of a sentence. 2 inches of water per week is far too much. That would take me 16 hours to apply per zone with my system. Not that timing is the issue, but even in my semi-desert setting, 2 inches would last me 3 weeks easily. If I had an inch of rain I could easily go 10 days. Where did you get that number? Should note that mowing in the summer is usually 2x per week. Mowing in the spring could be 3x to 4x per week if the rains hit just right.