You would be correct. Being new, I though users of this forum might appreciate a true color photo of a plant in a real world growing conditions, since so many photos of cultivars are manipulated. We have another that came into flower that is a very bright orangey gold. However, a photo does not convey the true appearance well. Arktrees

Unfortunately, that's the way it goes, and the reason why I have 3 sets (of 4) AA batteries for my Fuji Finepix. But, I purchased a new camera (Olympus) that requires one of those larger battery packs, rendering my rechargables useless (for this camera anyway). The last time I used my Fuji, the batteries died, so I swapped them with another set, which were dead, and yet another that were dead. So much for having backups! It's frustrating. Sometimes I think it's easier to purchase a few Duracells when on sale and using them instead :(

I can't remember exactly how it came about, but a couple of years ago I somehow discovered blogs. Yes, I lived under a rock.....and continue, in some ways, to do so even now. Anyway, Rhoda's blog was the very first one I hit upon. It continues to be at the top of my list and the one I go to first thing every morning. There's just something about it...HER. There's a unique balance in the posts she does and I really enjoy them. I, too, was excited to hear the news of her finding a house....a new nest to feather. I marvel at her resilient spirit, and wish her all the happiness she deserves in her new home. pup

No...It was the couples babies started like your's but since she no longer has the uterus it was put in the aunt...It they take she will be a surrogate for her neice. I guess I didn't say it very good...but this is what I meant. I just think it is great that she is having a chance to have her own. I believe they froze the embreos before they took everything out of her, because of the cancer. Not sure about all that. patti