Are you a GW Old Timer?
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Comments (84)Hey Guys, it is so good to read again from all the old timers, that I have learned so much from in the past years. I come here hardly ever anymore, missing the old timers and the old friendly forum. Our garden does not look very good as well these days. Many tropicals have hard time surviving the weather we have been having lately. Most of my time and effort is taken by homeschooling my son (we just started this school year, after a not that good experience in magnet school last year) and chess tournaments (new passion of my son :-) I do wish everybody a great New Year, especially to those who deal with hardships. I would be up for a plant swap. Just to see everybody would be great! Maybe it is the motivation that I am lacking to kick me into the gardening mode again. Veronika J"s new passions: turtles and chess :-)...See Moreold Timers, and Knowledge.
Comments (26)I was being bored and chanced on this group. If any of you go to sales, auction and other, look for old garden books. Many of them have much lost information. Currently I am waiting for April to see if I can do a spring tree peony graft the way mentioned in a 1840 Horticulture, Botany, magazine talks about. Have had several others especially from NY and PA that talks about using manure pits to heat hot houses. I don't have enough manure or area to do that but a lot of information is waiting in the old books. You just have to decifier it. Same way to had to take your gram's receipts where it said a hand full of this and that. Those of you that still have old ones arround keep talking to them about what was done when they were little. Between what sounds like babble is a world of information if you just listen to it. Hope you all weather the ice and stay warm until spring....See MoreTHS Gardenweb Kitchen Old Timers
Comments (329)It's been a while since I checked in (waving to rebunky and Buehl, and any other old timers who remember me). I recently received a PM help request but I no longer have the time to invest in lengthy discussions of kitchen plans. However, I thought it would be a good time to give an update to those who haven't been in touch via messaging. GW/Kitchens was a lifeline for me during my kitchen remodel and the loss of my husband--and in the years to follow. I think I've commented on threads in the KT and/or Home Dec about how my husband and I had been together since we were both 17 and were married 32 wonderful years at the time of his death in 2010. In 2022 I started seeing an old friend and have been very happily married since 2023. He and I have known each other since I was 12 and he was 13, meeting the first day of 7th grade. There are a lot of connections between our families, so although it wasn't romantic for all those years, we always enjoyed seeing each other and kept in touch through family and friends. One of the ushers (late husband's cousin) from my first wedding officiated at our wedding, and his wife, also a friend since 7th grade, was a bridesmaid in my first wedding. She caught the bouquet in my first wedding, and they were married six months later. In the years after my late husband's death, I really thought I would never be interested in recoupling or remarrying, but after my beloved sister passed away from breast cancer in 2022, I think I just needed a friend. DH, also a friend of my sister's, was there to help and the friendship grew into more. Together we have four children, four grandchildren, and a 7 month-old great-granddaughter! We live in my house--the old dairy farm--and enjoy gardening and small home improvement projects, as well as working at both of our home businesses. The kitchen is basically the same and still the hub of family dinners and good times. Incidentally, when my late DH and I bought the property, new DH was the one who brought his tractor over and cleared the weeds and brush from the hill behind the barn. I'm sure he never thought he'd still be doing that 30 years later!...See MoreGW Kitchen Old Timers -- show us your kitchens?
Comments (0)The old-timer thread is interesting. I recognize many of the names, have lurked on here for several years. I would love to see your kitchens, and think others would, too. Post a pic or two? Tell us your favorite thing? The one regret?...See More- 11 years ago
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