Nodakgal..Wow, I sure can see the difference... Just saying the name ND makes me cold...lol..Beautiful plants considering you probably have to keep them indoors longer than most of us here..Great job! Do you sue lights? Chris You have some quite different plants. I particularly love that tall blue one..How tall is that and how long have you had it?..Beautiful..I am glad your cuttings rooted..They should grow much more very soon..The mother jade is not in the pictures...It is at my job in full sun huge windows growing like crazy though.. Josh. Thank you for posting yours too..Do your plants like Calif or what? Do they like you? For sure...I love how you have managed to keep the leaves of your jades clean and spot free..You know, those unsitely rot, or fungus spots that make you have to pinch the leaves off..I think keeping your leaves dry in the cold weather helps..Thanks for the tip..They always look like little people.. Socks, how in the world did I miss yours? I think I was at work and couldn't see them then..I think I see Micky Mouse..lol..I only WISH they sold a saguaro cactus here...Weird to think that these thing live longer than us just to grow an arm..I also have that blue cactus..I haven't noticed much growth yet.. Nice looking plants might I add. Pug, still waiting to see your succulents, in particular jades..They must look great by now in the hot Florida sun...Hope you are well..:-) Beechplant....No supplemental light for any of mine. Just window-sills. As Josh says..Tallyho... Mike

Terri, if you are looking at the individual postings to a certain thread, then you are not in the right spot to make a brand new thread. For that, you must be looking at the main Hosta Forum listing, where the most recent threads active are in a row, showing their origin and then how many posts and when the latest post was made to it. If you go to that page, "Return to the Hosta Forum" is also a link at the bottom of each old thread, but go BACK with your browser to reach that page also works, and then scroll down to the bottom, and see the spot where new threads are created. Be sure to check the tiny box below what you write, to be sent all replies made to your new thread. Those will be sent to you in your email. If you have your email set up in your Profile/Member Page, then folks can send you an email directly, without even posting to the forum. If someone has already submitted this info to you, I apologize for being repetitious.

Hippy is correct, I'm talking RVs here for folks who don't wrench their own. Your Silverado has a great Allison transmission that's the gold standard, IMHO. There's a hill of difference in labor between an auto or truck and an RV with an engine in it. The Left Coast is very mountainous and it gets old fast to be on an incline pulling your boat/quads/trailer/horses at 45 and be passed by a DuraMax doing 75. And you'll wish you were getting 12 mpg pulling that horse trailer at 45. The current GMC engines are 200,000 mile designs (Sierra, Silverado, Tahoe, Suburban, Yukon) and the diesels (DuraMax) are 500,000 mile designs. Teardrops will have lower height which will pay off in mileage and many nicer campsites will be an option, where the truck campers (popups and crankups excluded here) will be scraping a few branches or down in the meadow. Of course, it's easier to back up a truck camper so there's a world of options out there. I've sold a ton of GMC trucks and as a Ford man let me say they're hard to beat.

We have a 27" Trail Bay TT by R-vision. We usually just use a flat sheet on the dinette and couch instead of a fitted sheet. Even a twin sheet will work for that. We have a queen in the bedroom. We like the Oxy packets for the toilet. We get them in the rv section at Walmart. White can with an orange lid. Get a check list to use before you leave either home or the campground. Use the list to be sure you have done everything. Here's a list you can use: PRE-TRIP CHECK LIST stow t.v. medicine cabinet latched stow and lock awning close vents lower roof antenna(s) drain and stow water hose retract stabilizer jacks stow jack boards stow electrical cords shut off lp gas shut off water heater shut off furnace stow microwave turntable disconnect and stow electrical connection lock refrigerator and freezer dump holding tanks secure all loose items distribute weight evenly close and secure all doors and windows retract steps clean up grounds put out trash check engine oil secure hitch ball lock down secure anti-sway bars hook & check all lights secure safety chains hook break-away brakes cable all hitch cotter pins secured lock all outside compartment doors FASTEN SEATBELTS AND HAVE A SAFE TRIP Have fun. Linda