Hi Tony, I apologize completly on Florida Colors, was upset again, I get too vocal, have to tape my mouth!!!. I received a re-placement plant today from Florida Colors, a new Aztec Gold large grafted plant, with big leaves..am thrilled.. The damaged one does not look good, two tiny leaves...Will carefully plant the new one, and hold my breath. ha I think the roots were damaged too on the original aztec gold and possibly candy stripe, the box was caved in, ripped and had been taped by the PO.. was Post office damage..I was too eager to plant them, did not check the roots, carefully set them in the soil. I have my plants in 5 gallon black containers, with cactus mix and some added perlite. I have only transplanted one of Michaels plants, can cun, from a 1 gallon to 5..waited for it to head toward drying so soil would stay together, for less stress on the plant. Have not transplanted the other two one gallon ones, will not on the one to flower. Happy to hear I did good on the purchases..am so looking forward to blooms. Super soil and pearlite..really, boy those roots from can cun were pure white and all the way to the bottom of the can..I have super soil.. I ordered celidine from FC few weeks ago, hopefully will receive that one. Don't know what is next!! ha I was wrong on Florida Colors, Will send them a thank you. Karen

I just saw this. Tony was sweet to surprise me with a kiss on the cheek as I danced with my prom date at the Copacabana night club. I'll always remember it.

Gloria Stuart lived to be 100. I googled her and read about her life, it was very interesting. May she RIP I loved Tony Curtis, he was so handsome. Didn't he star on the "Operation Petticoat " with Cary Grant? Cary Grant was also a favorite of mine. We are loosing so many great old actors and actresses.

Oh, I'm so sorry to hear that. His writing has brought pleasure and interest to several people in my own family -- my mother, my husband, and myself. We all read everything he wrote, and looked eagerly forward to each new novel. I heard an interview with him once. When he submitted his first novel to a publisher, he got back a comment that it was not a bad mystery story, but to ditch all that Indian stuff if he ever wanted to get published. Rosefolly