but i dont know which of my dwarf blue conifers will grow in Arkansas.. so why get you all wound up with plants you cant have???? ken

I've always realized that posting here can be accessed by anyone searching online if they search long enough and are interested in reading the post. The chances of someone I don't want knowing about my posts and linking them to me are possible but pretty slim, although I haven't posted anything that I'm trying to hide from anyone. But beyond that, I don't personally do FB, to the chagrin of all my relatives who do. If anyone wants to do that, that's their business, I just don't want my stuff "out there" to whoever. People post things that they forget that they might not want some to see and feelings get hurt and relationships get ruined. If I want someone to know something I'll tell them personally or by email. So, now I will have to re-think whether I want to post anymore photos here. There might be a personal thing about a project that I don't want displayed and "liked" or "pinned" by a bunch of strangers. I like to think of all of you as friends and don't mind your views and reviews of my projects, but I don't like the idea of the world outside of GW having the same privilege to do it. I want to be in control of my world, so I want to be able to pick which social media giant to share it with.

Begonia, LOL! I agree . . .and that is not a possibility for my style, though I still make attempts to copy it without the actual money being involved! Mitch, I am confused. You mean you found that pin on HIS page? I can't imagine! He does not seem like a DIY-er at all (or one who would encourage such things, haha!) Ratherbe, I didn't either . . . Technicolor, I usually only pin my own findings (I put together mood boards for the most part) on external sites because so many pins are same old, same old, so I don't browse too much. I also go directly to the pages of people I really like. I could spend all my time on just his and Lindajane's!

All such good ideas. I paint, so could try painting something like this on some pages from music books I don't use. Toolbelt, I looked at the Slate Lady site. I admire artists who can do commission work. When I wrote knitting patterns, I photographed the smaller finished pieces on sheet music. For now, I will just keep scrolling back to this page and enjoying this post. Suebelle, thank you from my heart. I also keep scrolling back to the Earth Angel thread to look at your amazingly beautiful EA. It will be my inspiration for 2020. I've never seen another one like it.