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Comments (18)About a foot tall. I had to put a bamboo stake near it so I wouldn't mow it over. Few of my trees are bigger than that when planted. I planted a 3-leaved American Beech I dug from my sister's woods. My brother mowed it over. It is now over my head (7-8ft). That was 18 years ago, but they truly grow slow. On the other hand, I planted an 8 inch Magnolia grandiflora stick, not brown back leaf, that is about 22 ft. tall. That was also about 20 yrs. ago. For height measurement, I use a straight bamboo stick. You cut it the length of the distance from the web between the thumb and forefinger to your eye, when your arm is extended 90 degrees from your body. To measure the tree, hold the stick with your arm completely extended, perpendicular to the ground and parallel to your body. Walk towards the tree in question (keep your arm 90 degrees from your body). When the stick is exactly as tall as the tree in your eye, the tree is as tall as you are from the trunk. Hint: hold the stick nearer the bottom so that you won't be lifting your arm as you walk towards the tree....See MoreWalking Dead
Comments (5)OnAHoliday -what!? really? it's one show I look forward to watching every week. Or are you kidding, you zombie you? ha. Thanks for the heads up on the premier drewsmaga....See MoreDid anyone watch The Walking Dead premiere last night?
Comments (13)I binge watched a few seasons of TWD when my friend told me about the show. I was captivated from the first episode and now I'm a HUGE fan. The premier the other night was great. Can't wait for Sunday nights just to watch. I also like Fear the Walking Dead. That show can only get better, IMO. Interested to see where this season goes as well as the new characters in TWD. While watching, I was amazed at how many extras they had to transform into zombies. The director, while on the Talking Dead show, said it was over 1,000 people but like looked like a lot more than that. I am not generally a zombie fan, and, I agree the show isn't about the zombies but rather, the characters, which is probably why I enjoy it so much....See MoreOT - good news and bad news about our Holiday season...
Comments (12)John - thank you so much for your kind thoughts. We will be fin Sheila - Our furnace was about 25 years old, so not unexpected, although the timing could have been better! Our house is 119 years old, and there is some question about the ducts, so that is why we want to consult our usual plumber. Also, long covid is precisely why we asked for the Plaxlovid. An interesting aside - I have a niece who has 30 years experience in advocating for kids on the Austism spectrum, with fabulous results changing the laws in CA. She just got a job as the CEO of a non-profit which was created to advocate for those who have chronic fatigue syndrome (which the medical community routinely was telling people was all "in their heads". The non-profit has now added long covid to their advocacy, and accd to my niece, LC and CFS are almost exactly the same thing, although they were not able to ignore long covid as long as they ignored CFS, as there were way more people suffering from it. Her non-profit (years before she joined them) was able to finally get the US Govt to produce $1B in funding for research, and she told me that some of that is happening, and finally producing some papers & studies, etc. The CDC had a new group of diseases listed when I looked all of this up on the CDC website - they now call them "Chronic Symptoms After Infection", and are looking at other diseases which may be resulting in similar syndromes - Lyme's disease is one example. Jackie...See More- 9 years ago
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