We have a pool enclosure and I have plumerias around the pool. If someone leave the enclosure door open, hummingbirds usually come in to feed on the plumeria blooms then get so tired flying around to find an exit. We usually pick them up and lay them on a bush outside the enclosure or net them so we can set them free. We also net or pick exausted butterflies and bees from the enclosure so now we try hard to remember to close the door. Next year we're planning on putting the plumerias outside in the garden to save these wildlife from stress and exhaustion. Your hummer is a darling and you are so kind.

Polly, enjoyed your story about your adorable 7 year old. That will be a memory you can cherish forever! I must admit I too thought the "she" who went to the show was your daughter, but it didn't diminish my enjoyment of your story. And when posters questioned the lack of a permission slip to go on a trip, I didn't pay too much attention. But then...OMG, the attacks. Totally out of line. Asking for clarification is okay, attacking the OP is not. I will admit I'm more of a general idea person, and as someone pointed out, decorators are more detail oriented. I got the general idea: this was a cherished moment with your daughter and you were amazed at her intellect, which you should be. (BTW, I think you have a creative, high level thinker on your hands, so make sure you are stashing the cash for her college education!) I just don't get the need to attack you because of the way you constructed the sentence containing the pronoun "she". Yes, detailed oriented folks find that irritating, but I just wish posters would have responded in the spirit in which the thread was begun. When you wrote it, you knew what you meant, and were not spending hours editing it for perfection. Most of us would have written it the same way you did. Polly, give your daughter a hug for me, and tell her that someone out there in cyberworld thinks she is a great kid now and has a fantastic future ahead of her. You must be so proud of her!

Stacie, they can be attached to either. For this one I pulled Anna's hair up and used a scunci no slip grip to hold her hair, then I tied the ribbon over that. When I made one for my DGD years ago I tied hers in a bow over her ponytail rubber band, but for the purpose of taking this picture I didn't take the time to make a bow. Linda

If you paid $8 would you have gotten the whole chair?LOL sorry couldnt help myself. It really is cute and looks vintage and well made. Good find!