I am hard put to understand all the things that are happening these days. It isn't just the teachers preying on these young students it's also things like kids killing kids, women killing pregnant women and cutting their babies from the womb, perverts preying on little children. I know the child molesters have always been around but it seems as if there are more and more of them now and all this stuff with young kids beating and killing others their own age. All of it just makes me sick to my stomach. It also makes me wonder if television and computers are such a good thing after all.

I can tell you that the new GE washers are not what they were bck then. I purchsed new GE washer and dryer from Monkey wards when I bought my first house back in 1998. by fall of 2004 I started having trouble with the washer not spinning right and leaving the clothes real wet.Before that it had never seen a repair man. the repair man said it was the transmission and that it was not worth fixing unless it was under warrantee. I called GE and the Trans was under warrantee (10 year) but only the part, labor was not covered. GE wanted to send there tech out to replace it at a cost of like $250 for the labor and only they could do the work under the warrantee. the machine was like $380 new so I used it untill april of 2005 by doing a second spin untill that was not very effictive, at that point i got a frigdaire FL with 5 year service contract. I still have the GE profle dryer that matched it but the sensor dry no longer works, but other than that the dryer has been ok. you don't get what you did back when your washer was new they are not built to be used and serviced for 20+ years any more. they are made of alot of plastic which is good since it don't rust but not good when its plastic in the drivetrain of the machine. Most new washers are made to last 10 years at best with a few minor repairs and then be cast off when not worth the cost of repair, then the materials they are made of reycled. I would keep what you have as long as it works and doesn't leak.

36" tall from the soil and about 38" wide at its widest point. The caudex is about a foot tall and about 14+ wide. Its a 17" ID pot. Bought it 19 years ago and was told (it was bought at babbos le jardin in france) it was 5 years old at the time.

I planted a rose bush in the mid to late 90s and grew it well 7-8 years. It contracted crown gall, and weeds. I didn't do anything with it for the next 15-years. This year I dug up the old garden and planted "The Pilgrim" in a 2-gallon pot. The crown gall was gone. It is now blooming which it hasn't done in years, You could consider doing what I did and planting the roses in a pot, putting them in a protected area in the sun, watered daily, and protected from wind, to get them going. Once they are going then you could replant, or offer them to someone, which I am doing.