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Please help me solve this mystery (dropping buds and blooms)
Comments (3)I am interested in knowing what became of your impatiens. Your description and the photo of the yellow leaf are very suspect for downy mildew. The "powder" you saw was most likely the spores of this fungus-like organism. Typically on the underside of the leaf, a white downy-like growth will form. Infected leaves turn yellow and drop. Under cool, wet conditions the plants can completely defoliate leaving bare, leafless stems. Where are you geographically located?...See MoreA day at the beach with Makayla and Bud
Comments (17)Jessica, he really likes to cook, he cans his own salsa (but has decided that mine is better, smart man!) and actually enjoys Penzey's, Trader Joe's and that Mediterranean grocery. I tried to convince him to sign up but he says that the forum is "my own space" and he's not going to "intrude on it". I think he's just scared of you! Plus, I figure after he meets a few of you, he'll be here out of curiosity. Annie...See MoreA time to party: Bud turns one, Makayla is three.
Comments (22)Jessica, that is NOT "Bulldog". That would be "Pitbull". And I earned that through years of being a complete and total b*tch, so I wear the designation proudly. I AM "The Pitbull". When I'm not busy being "Empress of the Universe". As for the devilled eggs, you ever see what happens when you let a kid under 5 touch a devilled egg? It's not pretty, and so the "egg pictures" were redacted. LOL It sure is hard to believe that my little sweetheart is three, isn't it? Thankfully, she'll still sit on my lap with her arms around my neck and sing "I love you, a bushel and a peck and a hug around the neck". She's gonna stop that soon, isn't she? Sigh. Bud doesn't like kisses, he cries. San, if you are out there, Makayla sends special "tisses" for you. Annie...See MoreBud and Makayla go tropical
Comments (25)Annie, I think it more like being seven than being a boy. There is a video of my sister's 7th birthday where she and I (at age 5) are sitting outside drinking pretend tea, and I am waiting patiently for her to serve me, her guest, a piece of cake. Instead, she merely cut the cake and shoved the piece in her mouth without even using a fork or a plate! My face then immediately registered extreme shock for her lack of manners, and so she offered the piece of cake that she bit from to me, but I refused it! I was waiting to be served properly and had no intention of taking a bite of cake until it was on my plate and both of us had been served. I also remember as a child not wanting to cut birthday cake because it was going to ruin the decoration, and I wanted just to look at it as long as possible. I have pictures of me looking at birthday cakes where it is easy to see that I am in no hurry to cut them. My sister was like Bud, however, and so it goes across gender! I was extremely formal as a child - my sister not so much. She also opened my birthday presents if I didn't open them quickly enough, and I have pictures and videos of that as well. I hope Makayla is taking enough videos of her children, as they will appreciate it in the future. For some reason, it is easier for me to imagine Bud being seven than Makayla being 30! Lars...See More- 11 years ago
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