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Do you keep a gardening journal? and if so how do you keep it?
Comments (15)A nice "take with you to the garden" journal consists of using a recipe box (I prefer the 5"x8" size) and use two types of dividers (Alphabetical A-Z and Monthly Jan-Dec). I then file a card for each plant/tree/shrub by name of plant and also include plant detail/care/other information, where/when/price purchased, and where planted in the alabetical section. I also can place a photo protected by clear tape on the back of the card. In the monthly section, I file general cards noting "TO DO'S" that I would like to accomplish that month so I don't forget seasonal needs (fertilize, prune, etc). One could also add additional sets of alphabetal A-Z dividers in possibly different colors to use to further divide different groups (annuals, perennials, trees/shrubs, etc). You can also use the monthly section for other monthly reminders you may want to remember (birthdays, anniversaries, or special "to do" reminders). Hope this is helpful - Works for me!...See MoreFluff post: What type of bag do you usually carry outside the house?
Comments (20)In my county, plastic bags from the grocery store are banned, so you have to carry your own reusable bags when you shop. You can buy a paper bag at the store if you forget, but almost everyone I know/see is used to bringing their own. I keep about a dozen in the trunk, not as neatly stashed as I'd like. I carry the smallest wallet type purse that my iphone 6+ will fit in. My iphone is in a case with a body strap and a place for a few cards, so I keep my driver's license and one credit card in it. I know I'll remember to take my phone whenever I leave the house, so I will at least have the basics. I often leave my little wallet/purse at home or locked in the trunk of my car. I HATE carrying a purse (and my phone for that matter)....See MoreFluff post: do you use those Renuzit or Glade air freshener solids?
Comments (59)a whole lot of scented things bother me - physically. my sister uses the plug in scent things. everything she sends to me smells like it. If it's clothes, i have to wash them or hang them outside for several days. even non cloth things smell like it. I can't use (or be around where it is used) Windex or Lysol. I had to walk right back out of Target one day - as I walked in, I passed a check out lane where the clerk was cleaning her counter with Windex. I felt it instantly and left. I use to wear White Diamonds, then one day, I couldn't anymore - or even be around those who do. A girl in the office started using it and we had to ask her not to anymore at work. If caused my throat to close up. As did one of those 'hang in the car' things. I bought one for my car (yrs ago) with a coconut scent (which I like) but when I sat in my car reading the newspaper (outside the laundromat), my throat started closing up - it kept getting worse... and I was about to panic when i saw that thing (new) hanging on the mirror. Being the only thing new to me and my car, I took it off and threw it outside the car and left my car door open. It took a few minutes, but my throat began to release and I was ok. Never again! I buy scent free Kleenex (puffs) and detergent (Arm and Hammer). When i went to the laundromat, I had to use scent free dryer sheets - sometimes they were hard to find in stores around me. I'm very careful with cleaners, lotions, soaps, shampoo etc. In a way, it's a really a sad thing to be afflicted with... in another way, it's really a warning to us... a red flag to pay close attention to....See MoreFluff posts!
Comments (26)I started out in the Garden Junk forum, then added Stained Glass & Mosaics. Next I discovered the Cooking forum, but was discouraged from posting there by a few who would get pretty snotty. It is still a pretty active group, and it looks like the worst offenders, as far as insults go, have cleaned up their act. The worst one was banned, but came back when Houzz took over. I guess being banned was a good thing, she seems much less likely to be insulting now. I do read over there just about every day, but very rarely ever post there. I also read a number of the gardening and craft forums. Was excited to find "Reader's Paradise", but soon found it is not for me, much as I love to read. So many of the forums are just so "dead"! No fun at al! I've only fairly recently discovered this forum, and now I read here more than any of the others. Like Kathyg, sometimes I want something different, or feel bored, etc., and will check out some of the other forums. Mainly the Antiques forum, and the cleaning forum. Went through a period of frequenting the Caregivers and the Grief forums. I stuck my nose into Hot Topics a time or two, never again! They can be so AWFUL! It's downright discouraging to see names that you see on other forums, who you think of as nice, friendly posters, acting like spoiled 5 year olds, with the childish name calling and unwarranted insults. I really don't like arguments, at all, and see no reason to participate in them. It's taken me quite awhile to erase some of the impressions I got over there from my mind, so I could read some of their posts on this and other forums, with an open, unbiased mind. But I'm getting there. . . . . Rusty...See More- 8 years agoUser thanked Jenn TheCaLLisComingFromInsideTheHouse
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