How about a forum dedicated to helping grow our list of "favorite" garden foods? Suggestions from others have always helped me to expand my menu of healthy eating from the garden and I am always amazed at the bounty of flavors that nature provides. But all taste buds are not the same, and finding new varieties to match one's palate becomes a daunting task when simply relying on the adjectives of seed catalogs. So how about sharing our tastes in a format like this: If you like MacIntosh apples, you might also like Jonathon apples. If you like Opalka tomatoes, you might also like Jersey Devil tomatoes. If you like Roma tomatoes, you might also like Amish Paste tomatoes. If you like Contender green beans, then you might also like Burpee Tendergreen green beans. If you like Granex onions, then you might also like Candy onions. If you like Iceberg head lettuce, then you might also like Great Lakes head lettuce. Perhaps even add some comments as to why you like your particular choices would further improve the discussion.

These are just lovely... I love the Christmas one... Are they made of wood and did she hand paint them? What a wonderful hobby....and now treasures. TFS jane

I watched this weekend as well. Very touching. I also saw Nebraska. Filmed entirely in black and white about an crotchety, aging old man convinced he has won the lottery and his somewhat compassionate son trying to help him keep his dignity. The family characters really made me laugh (and sad) as I could see so much of my own family. A little slow moving but well written and acted.

Bonnie, I just cut the grass, sprayed weed killer and Deer Fence repellent was dragged across the yard by Shasta going after a rabbit and standing for 10 minutes alongside my shed because she wouldn't leave where the rabbit hid and now I am going out to trim the grass.....so, it looks nice but right now I'm not in love. BUT, thank you, I appreciate it.