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grammyp
7 years ago
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CrossVine not Making Progress
Comments (2)I bought some bareroot crossvine plants a couple of years ago. They died quickly. I tried to sprout seeds but failed. This year I bought a small crossvine plant in a pot and after it quickly grew a 5 foot tentacle, I ground-rooted 10 plants from it and am finishing up rooting another 30 from those 10. I then put the Mother plant in the ground in September and it's already got 2 branches that have climbed over 6 foot up Oak poles I'm using to construct a veranda. That plant is a prolific grower but I bought 2 Tangerine Beauty plants just a month after I got the native Crossvine and the Tangerines are just now only reaching about 3 foot high. Some plants are just more vigorous than their brothers....See MoreAnyone making progress with Curves?
Comments (40)I joined Curves last March as a birthday present to myself. I turned 38 that April & was getting worried about my health & weight. I was 5 feet, 2 inches & about 175 pounds. My father died of a heart attack at age 48, his father was 42 when he died. My mother is a diabetic & has lots of health problems due (I think) mostly to her weight & the fact she doesn't MOVE. I did not want to end up like them. We got down to one vehicle so I stopped going at all for about 5 or 6 months. I just started going back, only once last month & once this month but I'm motivating myself to start going back more. My goal is to go at least 3 times a week but I would like to go everyday that I'm in town. I lost more inches than pounds but I felt healthier. For the first time, I felt sexier (no diet books or videos ever talk about the fact that when a woman gets a stomach, she starts feeling unsexy). My problem area is my stomach & thighs. Maybe it's just my imagination but while I was going regular, I didn't feel as tired or run down as I do now that I've stopped going. I have more aches & pains now too. Now that we've got another vehicle, I can go back. I found it easier to go early in the morning when they first opened than if I waited to the afternoon. When I joined Curves the sign-up fee was about $125 plus the monthly fee (for me it is $31.47 a month). They were doing a canned food drive so the fee was waived. Once I joined, my teenage daughter could join for the summer for $10 a month so that was nice. She doesn't need to lose, just strengh-train. I had joined the gym years ago but stopped going because there were too many young, skinny people going there to 'hook up'. It was the kind of place where lots of body-building guys & lots of mirrors. I felt very out of place. I like the idea that Curves has no men & no mirrors. There are young women & elderly women, we have a woman who had a stroke. Everyone works at her own pace. Most Curves have a trial membership where you can go for a week for free. I would suggest anyone thinking about joining to ask about the free trial first. It won't hurt & you can decide if it's for you or not. Once you join you can also register at myCurves.com & keep track of your measurements. There's stories there, recipes, etc. I remember sitting out in the parking lot thinking if I really wanted to go in or not, & finally I did. I regret stopping because it's hard getting back into the routine....See MoreWe are making progress with Little Bit
Comments (12)Little Bit's gray does have a bit of a blue tint, unlike Mouse's "mouse" gray, LOL. The only variation in her gray is near her nose, where it is almost silver, but blends very nicely with the gray....See MoreMaking progress
Comments (19)Try looking for art at Kirkland's. I am decorating with the same colors you said you like (Grey cream teal) and they had several pieces that were perfect and large enough for over your sofa and all were $135 or LESS. Here are some photos of my favorites. (P.S. If you sign up for their "K Club" you can get 20% off!) Here is a link to the web site: http://www.kirklands.com/category/Art-Wall-Decor/All-Art/pc/2283/3054.uts?i=1&q=*&q1=Art+%26+Wall+Decor&q2=Art&q3=Blue&q4=XLarge&store=1&type=nav&x1=primary-cat-name1&x2=primary-cat-name2&x3=color-name&x4=size-name Check out their pillows too, They have really good prices! I think bringing in your Teal and Gold colors with your pillows will help. Something like this?:...See Moregrammyp
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