Low-life getting their kicks at Walmart last night
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Comments (42)Here is the last of the Walmart bulbs in bloom. It just bloomed this week. I think this one is Amigo. Although I confess I did not label my Walmart bulbs. The red is really deep. The photo doesn't do it justice really. It's a true red, not the orange tinge that is reflected in the photo. It got two flower scapes and they both bloomed at the same time. So it really packs a punch....See MoreARGH!!! Our furance died last night
Comments (20)Update: heat is still on, which is good because it has been a pretty cold week. We met with the salesperson, who was the owner/founder's daughter. She was impressive with her knowledge of different systems. She even told us something we didn't know in that we once had a furnance in one of our hall closets. Then she said she'd go out to the car to get her coveralls and go under the crawlspace to evaluate our ductwork. I've never even been under there, LOL. So, she got us some very reasonable estimates on name brands and we will go with the one system. There are two rebates on the one, one from the manufactururer and one from the electric company, but the mfr rebate does not start until the 15th, though that's only next week. They will also credit us for the part they installed last weekend. I talked to my brother who works in commercial heating and cooling supply and he said this was a good system and a fair price. We've received good service from this company, so I feel confident going with them....See MoreHow many kids did you get last night?
Comments (39)First of all, I can't believe that Annie got FOUR HUNDRED KIDS!!! That just blows my mind! What's in the water there? ;) I got none. Zilch. Nada. I was a little surprised, but not unhappy. The dogs I have now go ballistic when someone comes to the door, so keeping them from escaping, or grabbing a child's bag of goodies is challenging. (yeah, bad Dog Mom..) So I didn't have to deal with that, and I have a whole, (well, half now...) bag of Butterfingers all to myself. jessicavanderhoff - unbelieveably, I was a kid that got *something* in their candy bar. It happened in the early 70's, and the best I can figure is that it was a little bit of LSD. I am not making this up. I had a very weird reaction to something in my candy bag. To the point where my mom called the police. I was about 13 at the time, and during their investigation, the police tried to blame it on me experimenting with drugs and getting scared. Heh. I did dabble in pot at the time, but nothing else. Something was definitely spiked. If I had children, my biggest worry would be one getting snatched on Halloween. Everyone is dressed up/disguised... it would be simple to grab a kid without being identified. I am amazed at parents that let young children roam unattended. I think the trunk or treat/community/church things are good, and as much fun as our memories of Halloween are, these types of events will be the current young generation's great memories....See MoreNight crawlers at walmart? Rollie polies
Comments (31)OK, damage to cantaloupe seedlings is a very different problem than damage to pepper plant leaves, which was your original problem. Yes, pill bugs can do the former. You might just protect seedlings with a collar. That will certainly at least slow them down. That's one argument for transplants rather than direct seeding. You know where to put the collar....See More- 5 years agolast modified: 5 years ago
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