Lynn, your annual vacation is always Heaven to me! Such a huge group of you, so much fun, and the place looks like paradise for sure. I can imagine how hard it is to come home and get back into the old routine after that. :o( I'd probably turn into a witch and no one would want to get near me for a good while. LOL. Hey O.A., I was thinking about you....did you know that July 10th is Teddy Bear Picnic Day! a popular children's holiday in Canada, Europe, and Australia --- is held every year on July 10. On this day children and parents have tea parties with their teddy bears. ;o) And then coming up is July 17th Cow Appreciation Day July 24th National Day of the Cowboy Anybody want to play? LOL hugs, Karen

This is a great example of someone who probably shouldn't be doing FSBO. If the simple stuff upsets you, you're going to be a mess when you start working on an offer. I always FSBO, but I am NEVER rude to agents, even those who call just to offer to list my homes. I am currently in the process of closing a home I was going to FSBO but an agent sent out a letter asking if any units were for sale. I let him sell to his waiting client because he was comfortable meeting my financial needs (I have a bottom line cash out amount I want) and we just upped the price to include his fees and closing costs. If I were you I'd consider calling back and making a totally BS excuse about the fact that you were having a bad day. Share the template information and close your call with a simple "If you know anyone suitable for the house I'd love to show it to them". This isn't the best market to peeve off the professionals. Even in a FSBO there's room for negotiations with pros. I have paid fees to several agents for bringing me a buyer..negotiated fees, less than the normal 6% but still...a sale is a sale and if they have a buyer...I'm never rude!

I eat chickweed more like a potherb than a medicinal, but I cook/bake with herbs much more than I make medicinal preparations. I agree about henbit tasting like dirt. I think purple deadbeats tastes a little better, but I don't like the texture. I tried pursuance once and liked it, but it doesn't grow naturally in my yard. Gonna plant some seeds this year, so I'm keeping my fingers crossed. Lambsquarter is popping up everywhere this year. After 7 years on the property, 1 wild lambsquarter showed up last year and I let it go to seed. Silly me...I wasn't expecting it to reseed quite so well. Good thing I like to eat it.

Best when you come to a forum for a first time, to look around & see how it's used FIRST. If you had, you might have noticed no one is doing what you are. As said to you somewhere else, if you have help to offer, offer it here, like everybody else. If you want comments about your blog perhaps ASK for them (as you've done here) ONCE. Don't keep tacking it on to multiple posts, we can read thank you. What you're doing is not only rude & lacking in forum etiquette, it's also trying to poach readers which will not make you any friends here. Some of us have done this for a couple of decades, so we have more than a clue, thanks.