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Comments (29)Hello my name is Regina and I am a seed/plantaholic and darn proud of it! And no-one is going to change that. I inherited my addiction from my mother, who grew and canned many of our veggies. I started out on the screened-in porch and it soon looked like a nursery of seedlings pots and soil,so my husband agreed to a greenhouse. Whoo-hoo!!! Waited 6 weeks for it to arrive and another 3 to finally see it being put together....yeah!!!Finally the big day came.....the instructions said with two people would only take about 4 hrs, to put together. Yea right!!! They lied....took 2 days just to get the frame up. Helps if the company remembers to include all the pieces. But I love it..and it's all mine! Mine to feed my addiction with.........need to go now....and make up seed packs to foster my addiction with. whoooohahahaaaaaaaa.............See MoreShirley & Marcy.....who?
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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 Marcy....
Comments (11)You guys have some fantastic ideas!! He's been growing a spring, summer, and fall garden since I've know him......and he was only 9 or 10 then! He has garlic planted now, but annually grows tomatoes, squashes, okra, beans, potatoes, a variety of greens, purple hull peas, etc.... I like the stirrup hoe idea and found them on Amazon for under $20 so I can get him a gift card at he local nursery to finish him up. They have both plants and seeds there. I went ahead and ordered the hoe for DH too, along with some bamboo poles and netting to keep the blackbirds out of our spring plantings. You guys are great! Thanks so much for the input!!!...See Morevamonos99
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