I just saw a cute one where talking animals drive in a rented Prius through a wilderness. I liked the superbowl commercial of the cowboys herding cats across the range. This is still on YouTube Another great one on YouTube is the BBC's april fools day flying penguins. Look it up under BBC Penguins. Great fool the eye computer work and feels just like a british nature documentary. I also am a big fan of the Budweiser Clydesdale ads and the photography/cinematography is always near perfection.

I don't have it available to me either so I've never had the opportunity to use ProMix. But, those that I can get here still aren't in your area....have you seen Fafards anywhere, it's good. I think the consensus is any good quality (possibly meaning not the very cheapest on the shelf) brand. In my area, that could be Black Gold, Gardener&Bloome, Whitney's Farms....but most of the time what I have is a Cornell recipe that I don't mix myself, one of our family owned garden centers locally mixes it and bags it for us, tweaks the contents slightly for our wet mild climate is what they tell me. As far as I know, the only one people really hate is Hyponex ;) When I was looking for a large amount for a BIG container for a mature shrub one day when I didn't have a lot of time, I went to Home Depot, looked for a broken bag and examined some of the contents...sniffed, squeezed in my hand, tried to get feel for the quality since the sack read 'bark based'. It was great, worked fine, but my luck was in the broken bag. I didn't have to drag one home to find I didn't like the product. Here is a link that might be useful: One of lots of threads about container mediums

I have Sabine too, love the flowers on it & such a good plant. Pretty color on the other one too!

A game my wife's family plays, that they call "Celebrity", works well for large groups. The game starts with each and every player writing 5 or 6 answers on small pieces of paper. They can be the name of a famous person, or really almost anything: an animal, a well-known short phrase, an obscure object. These pieces are then folded and placed in a large bowl. The large group is divided into two groups and they sit in alternating fashion around the room. In the first round a player from team one starts and is given a minute to try to get his/her team to guess as many answers as possible, by giving clues similar to "password". For each correctly guessed clue the team gets a point, and those answers are set aside. If the team doesn't correctly guess one, it is returned to the bowl. Then the next player (from team two) does the same. This continues until the bowl is empty. Then all of the answers are returned to the bowl, and whomever is next takes their turn, except now instead of giving clues like "password" that player must perform the answer following the rules of "charades" and still have 1 minute to get the rest of their team to guess as many as possible. The charades round continues until once-again the bowl is empty, then all of the answers are returned to the bowl, and the third round starts with the next player. In the third round, the clue-giver is only allowed to give a single, carefully-chosen, word as a clue. At first this might seem far too difficult, but given that all of the possible answers have already been heard twice, it actually can go quite quickly. So if only one of the possible answers is a President, giving the clue "President" should be enough,