Hi! My Name is Marcy!
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Thanks Marcy! Another great trade.
Comments (17)Just wanted to add my thanks to Marcy and her husband and everyone else who participated in the plant swap. As always I took home more than I brought, or at least I felt I took home better things than I brought, and I ate more than I needed to eat and enjoyed every single bite, almost making myself sick over those sinfully delicious oysters. I want that apple dumpling recipe, too, but neglected to exchange my name with the person who brought them. Is it too late? Please email me if you see this. Rose, I hope you found your plants, and I was VERY pleased with the ones you left for me. Were all 4 tomatoes the same, Burbank slicing? Are those determinate or indeterminate? I'm finally beginning to remember some names put together with faces, and that's really nice. I hope we keep on doing this for a long time, and just want to say I really appreciate knowing this group of gardeners. You all are great!...See MoreHi, my name is Tiffani....
Comments (59)Hi everyone! My name is dana and i'm addicted to painting. No seriously I am so indecisive that I seem to keep painting with all colors until I finally go back to the perfect shade of some color of green. I LOVE GREEN! So much that my LR, DR, Kitchen, and upstairs hall are all different shades of green. It has been an obsession since I designed my own bedroom at 13 and painted it bright electric green. I've toned down my greens on the wall but i wear alot of green in my clothing (esp kelly , bright green)Did I mention that my soon to be husband (when we FINALLY finish our house) last name is also...GREEN! I look forward to the day were we have the cute sign that says...welcome to the Green's..and then they step in my house and all the walls are green! I love texture..and vases and mirrors. I have too many vases and absolutely no where to put them! I also am addicted to craigslist and think if I miss checking every few hours something really great will be posted and i'll miss out! I've even driven as far as 4 hours to buy a dining room set. I used to compulsively shop for clothing. I had taken over 4 closets. Now since we're redoing our entire house...it has turned to houseware. At least now I don't feel like Carrie from Sex and City, where all my assets are wrapped up in clothing and shoes. I also have over $300 in paint on my shutters... I bought 4 different colors of grey/black for my shutters. That's 2 gallons per color because each time I just *knew* it was the color. Least to say I think I have about 4,000 cans of paint in my garage now. In 2 years I have painted my kitchen twice, my living room 3 times, my dining room 3 times, my hallway twice, master bath and bedroom just once but I do not like the color..perhaps because it is a creamy grey..and not green!...See MoreHi my name is... and you are?
Comments (10)Thanks to you both, I will go back and dig them out a bit more later this week; for right now I just put back a light blanket of dry leaves, figure a sudden change in sunlight intensity and humidity wouldn't be appreciated! Question about 'heirloom' - my initial understanding was that it was to identify cultivated strains that could be traced back - sort of purebreds of the plant world. But it seems that I see it slapped on everything lately; catalogs listing "this is from seed from our aunt Ethel's garden" and that qualifies it as some magical special desirable (and more expensive) variety. Is the term just essentially a commercial buzz word, or is there a legit definition?...See MoreHi! My Name is Marcy!
Comments (6)Here is pic of one of mine I just took. Not sure how big they can get with optimum conditions....See More- 8 years ago
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