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Comments (42)That thought didn't escape me... But being as the big boxes do minimal watering and maintenance, and tend not to get much new stuff in during the summer (until the fall seasonal stuff), it appears that they could shove the annuals on a back table at let them "mellow" until fall. Some local nurseries up here do that. They have a back section where the unsold spring plants go. The unsold summer perennials join them later in the season. A half-price sign on the table usually lures a few shoppers to pick through the "seconds" daily, and eventually most of the stuff gets sold. Interestingly, at one nursery a lot of landscapers have bought out whole tables of annuals in the fall, because they were doing late-season landscapes for new condo or apartment developments that wanted whatever greenery available at that time of year. I guess the nurseries broke even (on the cost of maintaining the plants) by selling such volume....See MoreAnyone in WA or Vancouver? Train Trip here I come
Comments (14)Debby_ab, I don't think we will be. I'm not real sure of the route we are taking. I know there will be a couple hour stop in Winipeg about 10pm. If we do it would probably be a brief stop. We wouldn't be able to get off of the train. Two.24acres, thanks for the suggestion. I will keep it in mind to future reference. This time I want local shops so the yarn becomes a souvenir. If I get sock yarn I can say the yarn for these socks came from ..... When we took a trip...... I write on the labels where it came from so I know when it's time for that project. Tami...See MoreAnyone writing a book or short story?
Comments (10)Re using names. I think you might want to use family/given names for close relations eg Grandpa Smith or Aunt Agnes as they will again anchor the information. As some of the stories might involve members of the wider community you might have to be a bit more careful with 'real' names' especially with such things as "Old Moses Brown, drunk as usual, fell off his horse into the duck pond thus disturbing the amorous goings on between Cousin Mildred and the farm-hand in a near-by hay stack " especially if the Browns are now pillars of the community who took the pledge 75 years ago and Mildred became a nun . . . but on the other hand . . . these tales when true do give colour to a community's way of life back then. Sheri's mention of a 'family tree' is good, thinking back to the times when I've read a 'family saga' and have to keep referring back to the tree to remind myself who-is-who!...See MorePlease help me write this. Its just not in me.....
Comments (90)Uptown Gal, I clearly stated that ALL levels of education are important. And I admire people who have the determination to go through the rigor of getting a degree. The whole of my immediate family,save my mother and myself,have bachelors degrees and some have masters. Their work is important. So is mine. I was responding to a post on which not having a degree or making a ton of money was being equated to not having basic job skills or any pride in one's work. Perhaps you missed that one. And I was giving examples of personal experience in which people surely thought themselves better than I or others simply because they have a higher education. I say this because THEY SAID THIS. The girl that is in my department says ALL THE TIME that she is overqualified because of her degree. She also says that if our department were ever eliminated (where THAT came from I dont know) she thinks the company would find her another position within the company, because she has a a degree, but she doesn't know what the rest if us will do. Even the man who needed HELP was spouting about the "slow idiots who don't know how to make a tire." I wonder if he does.... The "no common sense " comment was referring to the man who could not or would not make the connection between an infestion of a rodent and removing it's natural predator. Not you or anyone else except the person I was talking about. I do not know you and so was not talking about you and I am not sure why you think I was. I gave 3 examples of 3 specific people. And I never claimed to be more intelligent than anyone. Not sure I am the one with an anger problem. Schoolhouse, it really doesn't matter if you believe me. That doesn't change the fact that i have to deal with this headache in a mail jeep. I wish it did. If you think I am a troll then refrain from engaging with me....See More- 8 years agoKathsgrdn thanked Jenn TheCaLLisComingFromInsideTheHouse
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