Lots of shows tonight! Blacklist, How to get away with murder
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Comments (19)Donna, I know this is going to sound cruel however it may save you from a lot of problems in the future. Whenever I bring my plants home from a show I always strip all the blooms from the plants as I pack them up to come home. The reason is that you never know what you've picked up at the show in the way of bugs. Thrips are the most common and most likely are present in the show room not neccessarily on member plants but at the sale table. When I do get them home I spray the plants with Lysol and keep them in their covered boxes overnight. When I put them back on the shelves I put them on a shelf that has no other plants on them from the rest of my collection. If I had a different room to use I would isolate them there. As I said I know this sounds cruel but it may save your collection from catching any bugs. If you want to look at your blooming plants longer, don't put them in the same room as the rest of your collection. Fred in NJ...See MoreQuestion for The Blacklist watchers
Comments (20)The dancing girls said that they had heard his daughter was in Swan Lake years ago. And he is their biggest donor. The program in his hand was from 1987 I think the date was. And it has to be on the same date every year remember him saying the 22, several times. I think Red is going to kill Tom he won't let him hurt her. I also heard in the conversation between Tom and the girl that Berlin sent their orders. Right as they were in the warehouse. This is by far the best new show on the regular networks. Jasdip I highly recommend it. Every episode has been very good. The actors are great. Crisis is looking good for a new one. I set it to record the series already. Another we absolutely love is Justified and this season has not disappointed. Not to mention how darn good looking Rayland is. I hope it stays good now that Elmore Leonard has died, hopefully the writing will keep on track. His son is involved so that should help....See MoreWhat Does This Mean? Lots of Showings....
Comments (14)Tricia, I'm not sure I'm the best person to ask, but my impression is that its the same as everywhere else, it depends on the local market. For instance, I live in Southern Ontario (about an hour west of Toronto), where the market is night and day difference from say Manitoba or Saskatchewan. Just an hour east in Toronto, the market is also very different and is still fairly strong. Right here in my city, it seems to be hit or miss... definitely down from 3 years ago when we bought here. A house would hit MLS and before you could schedule a viewing, it would be SOLD. Some other houses in my neighbourhood have been on the market since late last summer, but pricing is really to blame. They didn't seem to notice that in the last 3 years the market has changed, the demand has reduced and the inventory is pretty high, especially this spring. While interviewing realtors to list our house with, all of them commented on how cautious buyers were being and how they wanted to see 20+ property options before narrowing down their choices. In contrast, 3 years ago, we looked at 3 houses, all had one offer on the night we were ready to choose one and make an offer and we had to really compete to be the chosen offer! In our case, we offered $1100 over asking price and with only financing as a condition, even though we were already "approved". Our next purchase will be near Ottawa (600km east) and again their market is different again, especially since we'll be looking in the rural areas of Ottawa. Many of the rural properties have been on the market for some time and a couple new ones have been listed very recently. If they are priced correctly, have a convenient commuting location and are in good condition, they sell pretty quickly, I guess that IS just standard everywhere :) I'm not sure if that answers your question about our market or just raises more! I'm just happy I don't have to scrub like a maniac today and now I can get other things done like make time for a hair cut and get the oil changed in my van! GP...See Morei let my anger and opinions get the best of me tonight
Comments (13)"She said she was not mad at me. She said she knows her mom is not a good mom and she said she is afraid to stand up to her mom because then her mom will hate her and stop calling or seeing her at all. And she said it hurts her when her mom lies to her." This is what I was going to say. I also wish my SD's mom would be the mom she should be.. but then I have also come to realize that "the mom she should be" is a subjective phrase and what "I" think she should be and what "SD" thinks she should be might be very different. I think she's self centered, oblivious to her daughter's feelings, cares more about her boyfriend and impressing him & his kids than her own kids, and that she lacks as a parent because she doesn't visit, call or support SD like I think she should. SD wants to believe she is the greatest mom and that her mom loves her more than anything because her mom tells her that. As an adult, I know that actions speak louder than words and I think at 9 years old, SD should see that too... mom says she loves you but then does this, this and this. But, to point it out to SD would tear her heart out and her mom is already doing that. I can tell that SD is afraid to upset her mom with calling her out on her lies or lack of interest in seeing/talking to SD. They are afraid to make waves and risk losing what little time they get with that parent and it kills me to see her walk on eggshells for a mom that ignores her. But, it helps to get through the 'attitude' and when she ignores me by knowing that she trusts me enough to treat me like crap because she knows I will still love her in spite of it... just like my own children who have all had their moments. It IS a lot harder when you don't have that mother/child bond, but advice and support I've gotten from this forum have been a tremendous help. Another weekend just passed where SD spent half of it with her grandma, not her mom. Her mom has been promising to help her with a school project for over a month and they didn't work on it because she spent half the weekend with grandma and the other half, mom's BF's kids were there so nothing got done. SD's report card came out and with it was a sign up sheet for conferences. BM didn't bother to ask for a conference, she hasn't been to one this year or last school year. But, she bought SD a new outfit and so she's 'the bomb'. I'm the meanie that makes her do her homework, but her grades have improved. My tongue is raw from biting on it....See More
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