C'mon Houzz friends, come in and help me with some paint color advice.
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Comments (106)LOL , Eden . I was thinking the bra discussion may have scared our male posters away . Of course it shouldn't bother David , since he is a physician . Thanks on your good wishes , but at this point my Dr. isn't very much involved . Wow ...I got up with a doosey of a headache ! Am waiting for pain pills to ease it . Our phone company is installing a new underground cable . According to DH , the phone guy told him that it would improve our internet service ... we'll see. The line has arrived at our mailbox area , and is proceeding down the hill today ( if nothing bends or breaks ) . Marie , I hope I didn't sound insensitive to your loss . As I said , I have no problem accepting the death of elderly folk , no matter how close . I am more apt to rejoice if I know they have 'lived a good life ' ( sort of like what EP said ) . I hope my survivers don't grieve too deeply when I pass on . ( BTW , I like the name 'Vashti' . I know from whence it comes . ) RE : Merlot , we believe the 'fruit of the vine ' was unfermented . Now the wine that Paul told Timothy to take ," for his stomach's sake , and his many infirmities " , was surely fermented . Sorry about your DS concerns . It sounds as though he has a very busy , and interesting , life . Good to hear that your DH is on his way home . Thanks for the St. John's Wort link , EP . It is a good one . I have bookmarked it . Mmmmm , I'd like to sample your cotlets ! If you have noticed that I am jumping around with my follow-ups , it's because I am just scrolling back and forth , and not taking notes . I'm afraid I keep missing things I want to respond to . Brrrrr , Cynthia . I hope you donned plenty of warm clothing after your shower , with the indoor temp only mid 50s ! Does the sun help warm your house ? It does ours . We have lots of windows on the sunny sides . LOL , shouldn't that be 'Westing wabbit near the gwapes " ? Chelone , if your bean recipe is anything like the famous green beans and onion rings recipe , I'll pass . YUK ! MY sis loves it . She can have my part ... lol . Deanne , I'm happy you have found a nice dress . I hope I didn't offend you with my post . I just don't have that much interest in clothing . I guess I'm fortunate that I live in a country atmosphere . I don't want you all thinking everyone around here are 'country bumpkins ' . There are lots of 'high-toned ' ladies . I'm just not one of them , and I am never involved in activities that require fancy dresses . I do think the dress you found sounds lovely , and I do want to see a pic of you wearing it . LOL , on the 'dope slap ' for Nolon . He hasn't a clue ! Congrats , Martie , on your pic posting success . You are a fast learner . Guess I need to get out and do some walking . I don't want to go up the road while the work crew is there , so will walk around and around our yard . That in it'sself can cover a bit of territory . Marian...See Morec'mon New Yorkers- Lets get this forum going
Comments (54)My neighbors have a whole tub of it planted and growing already. Theirs is in a fairly sheltered spot, but leafy and getting ready for the salad bowl. Nice to hear about your bulbs, I finally figured out that mine need good fertilizer after blooming and as much sun as is possible, and now I've got a pretty good show of daffs and hyacinths (crocuses are done) with Lilies showing their crowns too. Volunteer seedlings already showing from celandine, dicentra eximia, montauk daisy, and thousands of shiso....See MoreNeed advice on batting and a little help with Houzz
Comments (10)I have used several different types of batting but for hand quilting wool is the nicest to use. I ditto all that has been said about wool as it is my favorite but a little pricey. I am not a fan of warm and natural but think I am in the minority. I find quilters dream has a nice offering of batting, I like the 80/20 for machine quilting. I had used Hobbs 80/20 for several but find the more recent one's I used were terribly out of shape when unrolled. For quilts for children that are often washed I use polyester batting as it is light wt. and washes well and dries fast. I haven't used just cotton but do have one in my stash that I will use on one sometime soon but concerned about the shrinkage....See MoreC’mon Mister Lincoln!
Comments (74)Shelby, that looks very healthy to me! I planted mine at the end of February so they've had a bit longer in the ground. Other than being a little bit taller than yours they look pretty much on par. My first flush ended about two weeks ago. Once the flowers were dropping petals I clipped the spent blooms about one or two 5-leaflets down and I'm getting a bunch of new growth from those areas. Currently have about 10 buds that will probably open up in the next week or two. If you haven't fertilized yet I would definitely suggest that you do so. I used Jobe's Organic Rose Food. First round of fertilizing was done Mother's Day Weekend and the second one was about a month later. They definitely seem to respond well to a good shot of food. Good luck, keep up the great work and enjoy those beautiful blooms!...See Moreindomom
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