I am very interested in your wild red morning glory if I can tempt you with something. I don't have much on my list, but do have a few other things that aren't listed. I just need to look through them once I get home tomorrow. Hopefully we can arrange a trade - thanks! Diana

OFFERS TODAY: Tuesday Feb 10, 09 1 offer Bi-color Mixed varieties? 1 offer Watermelon Sugar Baby 1 offer Melon: Honey Dew 4 offers Maltese Cross 1 offer Watermelon Jubilee 1 offer Large Pear Shaped Tomato 1 offer Passion Flower Passiflora caerulea yr unknown Comm. pk 1 offer Lavatera Mont Blanc Annual yr unknown Comm. pk Full Sun 1 offer Euphorbe Summer Icicle Annual yr unknown Comm. Pk Sun to Part Shade 1 offer Thyme (Organics Biologique) Comm.pk yr unknown 1 offer Lettuce Mesclun Bon Vivant yr hand written on it 2008 1 offer Dill Chia Brand Herbs Comm year unknown 1 offer Morning Glory Heavenly Blue Comm yr unknown 1 offer Tomato Brandywine (Oragnic Biologique) yr marked out 1 offer Castor Bean feels like 4 seeds comm. pk unknown yr 1 offer Tomato could be black no other info 1 offer Heirloom Tomato Basinga 2006 1 offer Isis Yellow Flag 2 offer Asclepias Soulmate Pink zone 3-9 Please note I have NO clue what the first one might even remotely be, your guess is as good as mine! Also remember anything you are requesting could be on your list and if I have put one pack in your bag already and you request these extras too, then you have 2 I will not pull the first pack or the requested. It would be too confusing to try to keep up wiith I think so you will just have 2 lol. :) Fran

From what I've studied, passive agressive behaivor is kind of sneaky. It's the people who spit in the drinks of customers they don't like, or use other's toothbrushes to clean toilets and put them back. Yes, they are usually afraid of confrontation, but it goes deeper. They'll 'accidentally' break a kid's toy if it was given from someone they don't like. They may not say your food isn't good... but they just won't eat it (implying indirectly that you're a bad cook). They'll be mean in a different way than you would/should expect. It's kind of the opposite of active agressive... Those types tell you off whenever the get mad and don't hold anything in and are often annoying to be around... Passive agressives hold the problem in and express anger about it often secretely in other ways. It's kind of hard to spot an passive agressive person because many times you won't know they are being mean. When they're late because they are mad at something, you'll believe their "excuse". Their anger is NOT out in the open so to say... but behind your back. Although, if you are close to one, you should be able to spot it (and feel it) after a while. They are very negative and often judge things and act harsher than they should. Passive agressives are very insecure (hence are often afraid to react or communicate directly) instead, they have a "I'll show you - or I'll get back at you behind your back" kind of complex going on. Everybody can be passive agressive from time to time (even eye rolling is a form of passive agressive behavior), but a person with an on going passive agressive personality often does have other mental problems associated with them.

Some good news ... ... it was my turn to provide the snack at the ROMEO's coffee hour at the village church on Thursday and I took the residue of a fruit tray, from the other church (given along with the remnants of the birthday cake - which stayed at home) along with some cake and a variety of cookies. After that I had an appointment for a catheter change ... at a home healthcare agency where I'm a fairly recent client and the helper that hasn't known me had a rather "Wow!" moment when she took my blood pressure: the numbers are really/surprisngly? low, for a person of my age, it appears, and she was pleased. My docs have been pleased with it. Then I took the car for an oil change and when they checked the battery, as I'd requested due to that being stranded on a nearby road a few weeks ago and needing a boost, they tell me that my battery is in fine shape - so I don't need to replace it (for a while). That was on a cold day and I then visited those social agencies to see whether I could find a street-dweller to take to my warm (if messy) home for the night: none found. So - my ticker's in fine shape ... and I can be pretty sure that my car'll start! And no disadvantaged guest to possibly put some of my possessions at risk. ole joyfuelled