Good Morning, I have some egyptian walking onion bulbs. I usally would sell these on e-bay but we had a fire in the kitchen and have been forced to move. Please e-mail your address and how many you want. Thanks, Rosanna

Sylvia, Is there anything else you might want? I have a gallon container of Lycoris squamigera & radiata mixed together. It's between half and 2/3 full. Some are damaged but the ones that did not have a substantial portion of basal plate attached I chucked in the yard. If I still have them at the time you'd be welcome to them and I could dig a couple of Hardy Amaryllis for you if not. Frank

I have a wonderful "coffee table" book by Claire Jones titled "Monet's Table." It is a pictorial history of the artists life and includes his paintings and recipes. It inspired me to do the same for my family. I am a creative artist and use that creativity in my recipes. The biggest regret I have is letting my grandparents die without getting all that history and all those recipes. My mom was NOT a cook! OMG! All she ever cooked was meatloaf, mac and cheese, and ewwwww salmon patties. OMG I forgot that dreaded liver!! I am using Word for my book. It will take me a long time, but I keep it in my head and try to photograph the family enjoying my recipes at get together s (as is pictured in the Monet book). The one they will remember fondly is cranking the ice cream in the hot summer by the swimming pool. One cranking, one sitting, everyone supervising, and then the licking of the paddle! I've got all the recipes in the book so far. We kick em up every year. I love to grow my own herbs, cure my own olives, and make my own wine from things that we grow. I will include all that in the book, and I will illustrate as much as I can with watercolor and other mediums. I like the idea you give here of sleeving the pages in plastic. Kinkos will plastic coat pages also for a price, but that is an option, and they will bind it all also. It's a project, but a fun one! Love all your ideas!! Suzi

Just because you have to cut out sugar doesn't mean that you have to suffer. Try sugar free cookies, cake recipes, candy and such. I live in a small town and our grocery store carries these so I am sure your does. Also we use Splenda, we have found that to be the best substitute out there. Instead of drinking regular or diet pop try Diet Rite. That is also made with Splenda. It is just as easy to use Splenda in a recipe that calls for sugar just a bit more expensive. I have a cheesecake in the oven now and am looking forward to supper. We have to watch our sugars and are living low carb as well. Good luck. Christie