Glenda_al, would like your assistance please.
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Comments (9)My partridge breast are blooming right now, it's my favorite I think, fantastic foliage and beautiful blooms. Lots of aloes have great looking leaves. Synadenium grantii rubra is a great one and it gets tall and leafy. I love my euphorbia firesticks, so colorful in winter. Asperagus ferns do well in pots here but not too colorful. Aeoniums do well, I have a very colorful one that's done great in a pot. Lots of things that are usually sold as house might work if it's an eastern exposure. the succulents will be the most colorful I think though. And there's annuals, twice a year you get a whole new look!...See Morewould like your thoughts on this please
Comments (12)I've overwintered trachies several times indoors, and not always in ideal conditions in terms of light, and they come through like the troopers they are, continuing to grow slowly. IMO, they would actually make excellent indoor palms. Trachies and European Fans are the only two palms species I've seen that don't seem to be bothered by spider mites. I don't know if they are completely resistant to them by any means, but I've never seen mites on either one of these. Which, in my book, makes them good candidates for indoor use, since spider mites are, IMO, the biggest bane of indoor palms in terms of pests....See MoreI would like your Whole Foods recommendations please!
Comments (25)Thank you all so much! I will definately keep my eye out for those! We did get the pizza dough, but it wasn't frozen, so now I will look for the frozen. We tried the fresh whole wheat pizza dough last night for pizza on our Big Green Egg. It was really good! msrose, I have tried the goat milk and it isn't bad, how do you like it? It taste like cow's milk to me, but with a bit of a twang, I'm sure I could get used to it. It is suppose to be SO MUCH better than cow's milk that has caseine, which can cause cancer. I know, can't just about everything?? Frustrating! The WF lunchmeat deli did look really good, but we already had quite a bit left, so wanted to use that up first, The roast beef looked delish! Will definately be back for that! And the roast turkey, since you mentioned it! I've been making smoothies for my DS with all the organic fruits (I sneak in a little spinach too). He loves them!...See MoreWould like your opinions, please
Comments (25)I am not missting something? Do you think he's obsessed with breasts? I guess I'd have ignored it as his mom, well maybe not ignore, did as little as possible. I might've backed away so his hand couldn't reach you. Something like that. Ignoring behavior you want to go away is the best thing to do. But I don't think breasts are even entering his mind. I't s just the right height for his hand to reach. Probably. Don't worry too much. On another note, I wouldn't say anything. If there is anything I really didn't like when I was learning to mother/trying to teach, was for someone to say anything like, "Oh, it's ok." right after I said it wasn't ok to my child. It's not ok if I don't want it to be ok. All that did was undermine what I was doing. But that's just my opinion and maybe something to think about. Not to mention, it's her right to raise her child as she sees fit. You'd be surprised how often I've been told that's ok by moms who are now fighting their kids. I'm wondering how much permissiveness plays into their current problems? More food for thought....See More- 9 years agolast modified: 9 years ago
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