A couple of years ago I had the best time searching the web for Free Paper Dolls. I'm sharing a copy of a sheet that I had found in my "Favorites" file. So you can enjoy some time searching through or enlarge these to use. They are 1880 Victorian. I am using them to make a stringer/pendent. I put real lace around the waist to make them 3D. I'm sure you can search Angel paper dolls or "Ballet paper dolls" and find some closer to the first "Changel" shown up top.

sultry jasmine and others here is the link for the gardening program demo. You can send the link to the website which has several videos of the Flower program and also purchase info. http://www.plantstep.com Thanks again for all your help and support, Kent The Fox Rocks!!! Its better to be busy than bored ... Say what you do and do what you say ... CARPE DIEM Kent Belan - Rocket Computer Services, Inc. http://www.rocketcomputerservices.com - Custom Software/web sites http://www.babystep.com - Pregnancy diary/baby book software http://www.plantstep.com - Flower cataloging software http://www.tiftcounty.com - Join the Tift community online http://www.w4pvw.org - KE4QVH - Tift County, GA. - EM81 http://www.winsociety.org - # 11 - Free Coin Club

I can not say enough about it. I have over 300 daylilies and I had everything entered into the program in a little over one hour. Because of all the bells and whistles he has built in ANYONE can do it very FAST. Trust me Ann it will be the best money you've spent to keep up with ALL your gardening projects. I can't say enough good things about it. I'm just sorry I waited so long to order it. I've been sitting on purchasing it for over 9 months. I've had the letter on my desk that long and just sent off for it last week. Like I said, it's the best thing since slice bread. LOL Happy Gardening, Marian

Well, I kinda like the "Lots of Love" idea. Heh. That year I had such great success with my candy onions -- actually great success with ANY onion -- I did something that I don't know if it helped or not. I soaked them in Jerry Baker's "Root Revival Tonic": 1 tbsp of mild dish soap, 1/4 cup of strong tea and 1 tbsp epsom salt, mixed well into 1 gallon of water. This is from his book, "Old-Time Gardening Wisdom". I had used it to soak some bushes I was planting and instructions said up to 24 hours. I didn't soak the onions in it but about an hour. They made the water really "onioney" and I was worried I'd made a big mistake. But I set them out right away and those were the best and biggest onions I'd ever grown. I also didn't set them out till April 15, the approximate date of our last frost. We got a frost after that and I went out and covered them all. What concerns me is that sometimes the frost will cause the onions to think they've had another winter, and that triggers bolting to seed. Last year, I didn't soak the onions. I put the ones I got from Dawn out immediately, which was sometime in early March, I think. And then I planted Southern Belle Red later on. Of course it was a weird year and so hard to judge because of that. Got some decent-sized onions from Dawn's plants, but nothing like the previous year, others stayed small and a few of them went to seed. The Southern Belles that were planted later didn't bolt to seed but they didn't grow any, either. I dug them back up and will be planting them around April 15 to see if they'll go ahead and do anything. This year, whatever I end up getting, I'm going to try the soak again, and wait till April 15. I know this goes against standard practice, but it did work for me that one year. Maybe I was just having "Dumb cluck luck". We'll see what happens.