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Can I train a pumpkin to go outside the garden?
Comments (9)Maybe. First, bear in mind that a volunteer squash of any sort may not produce what you think it will. Depends on whether the parent was a hybrid, cross-pollinated, etc. Second, large vining squash sometimes seem to have a mind of their own. You *may* be able to coax it in a particular direction, especially when it gets larger. Too much pruning will probably be resented, however, and can open the way to disease and some insects. Third, is the alley paved? This is actually my chief concern. I don't think the vines will appreciate sitting on hot asphalt, no matter how much water is applied at the roots (and too much water will not be good either). Still, if you have the time and you want to try it, why not?...See MoreNext round of Junk Train '09 addresss going out soon!
Comments (1)I'm sending them tomorrow. A couple will be going to Tennessee & Texas and one each to Ohio, New York & Pennsylvania. Sylvia...See MoreHere you go Paul, choose as many as you want....
Comments (2)They do come in a variety of colors. Most of them look like they are brown tabbys that wanted to be yellow. I call them sour pusses. Can't put my hands on any of them. The black and white one has a twin brother. My neighbor from about 1/4 down the road has a big fluffy tom cat that is black with white paws and hangs around my house from time to time. He swears up and down that he has been neutered. I swear up and down that he needs to go get his money back because they left one!! LOL...See MoreIf you want to kiss someone, go to a train station.
Comments (8)Susan, interesting you bring up memorial services. Since Brian died I have only attended one funeral, that of my father-in-law. I feel I made a spectacle of myself at certain points (they played Garth Brooks' The Dance as we did for Bri). I've avoided all others since. While I have become more accustomed to tearing up and doing some crying in public, I'm far from comfortable weeping loudly around anyone. I do my "best" weeping, the beating the chest, wailing, wrenching stuff when I'm alone in my house with the windows closed. Thank God those times have gotten farther and farther apart. Here's something else--if you go to the airport and sit in your car near a runway, you can scream yourself hoarse without embarrassment. I haven't done this since 9-11 and wonder if Homeland Security would allow anyone so close to a runway anymore....See More- 10 years ago
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