Thanks to each of you that took the time to respond! I DO remember the name Lemon Bee Balm so I suspect the monarda citriodora is correct. i'm going out to put a tag on it right now! Again, thanks all!

LOL, if a person starts to look like their plants I definitely want to be something tall and slender! I may not be able to recognize cactus and succulents easily but I can tell you what kind of plants live here. I was a bit surprised to see these growing in one of my new raised beds. Tami

Gail, I am tech challenged, but I use tinypic.com. After going to tinypic, you use the "browse" to find your photo that you have saved (I save mine in My Documents), then answer a question to upload and then right click on the TOP box and click on copy. After that I go to my reponse message I am typing here, make sure your cursor is a couple spaces below your text and right click for paste. It will give you a bunch of text, but that is the picture. It won't show up until you go to message preview, but that works for me. Someone else here may have a better method, but that works for me. I also have to resize my pictures before I save them in My Documents. I insert my SD card in my little notebook, go to My Computer, select SD, then a folder comes up that says DCIM and I click on that, then a folder comes up with 100km893, and I click on that. After doing those steps, my pictures open up in small thumbnails and I go through and select which one I want to resize. Right click on the picture and select "edit." That should take you to your paint option, click on the "image" bar at the top and go to stretch and skew. I usually use 50,50 and enter and it is the right size to use for posting. You may have to experiment to see what size will work for you. Then I name it and save it in My Documents. It sounds more complicated than it is once you get used to it, LOL Some of the ladies here also use Photobucket and then just post the link. I hope this helps, Candy

ram is one of the easiest things to upgrade on a pc, most people can tackle this task. I usually buy my ram from newegg.com they have all the name brands and great prices, I have Kingston in most of my computers. How to Install RAM to a Desktop Computer be sure to ground yourself you can use a grounding arm band which you can buy anyplace you buy ram, always a neat thing to have handy if you ever want to do anything inside the pc including cleaning it. Also you want to be sure you put the ram stick in the right direction, do not force it, it will go in easily the right way, it should click in and the locking arms on the ends of the slot will lock shut, make sure they do that. I do unplug mine from the power also. How to Add RAM to a Computer : How to Install RAM How to Install RAM there are some good tutorials with video while the case is open it is a good time to clean out dust bunnies. Cleaning the computer and its components