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Comments (37)Hello all again! Please read the post about 6 messages back. I am unable to do any trading right now or hosting. I sincerely apologize for this, so someone will need to do the November swap also. Once again, I am off work and have been for 2 1/2 weeks and don't know when I will be able to go back. I explained that I hadn't done any of the swaps this year due to health and no money. I hate it, but it's the way it is. I hope to maybe get back in the swing next year but this year I wanted to be put on the back burner and maybe you all will let me back in next year. I apologize as I truly miss the swaps but just not able right now. Thanks and hugs to all, Melinda...See MoreNEW: obf~ nov~~~ bountiful harvest
Comments (150)Remy, got the email! I'm usually the one who never gets them, especially from you! Things are looking up! Got another number, too! Way to go April's-Little-Bingo-Number-Picker-Person. Christan, if you try to post twice in a row, the thread won't let you. So, if you forget to say something, or need to make a revision, a little trick I've used is to add a letter, or remove one from the title; i.e. instead of "bountiful harvest", delete or change a letter, as in "bountiful harvist". See? Then it will let you post a second time. Shirley, my shot-in-the-back experience was a one-time thing. Never had it before and hope to never need it again . . . but it was WAY better to have seven shots in the lumbar region than to carry on the way I had been for over a week. No contest. Hope yours never gets bad enough to need shots, but it's good to know they exist and will fix you RIGHT NOW if you ever do. Getting your box ready, Carol. Hope to be able to mail tomorrow. Good night, all. Dottie...See MoreUPDATE: obf~ nov~~~ bountiful harvest # 2
Comments (150)I actually had Thanksgiving Sunday night since we will be leaving for Orlando, Fl this Saturday and staying 7 days. I had 18 guests and we all cooked so that helped. Menu: Turkey Mashed Potatoes Green Beans Cole Slaw Creamed Corn Broccoli Casserole Deviled Eggs Macaroni & Cheese Yeast Rolls Cornbread Sweet Tea Banana Pudding Sweet Potato Pies Cookies I always eat to much at these dinners. APRIL-----what an awesome box you sent: Harvest of Memories Iris Amaryllis Minerva Raspberry Banana Cheesecake Daylily Variety Of Brugmansia Cuttings (Dr. Seuss, Wretched Mess, Jamaican Yellow, Flamenco, Taylor Dawn) Edible Treat (Werther's Original Caramel Chocolate) Scented Cranberry Candle Tuberose Bulbs April-I love the brugs...YEAH....and the Amaryllis Minerva..can't wait to see it bloom. I so look forward to getting an Amaryllis to bloom in the Winter months and now I have a new one. I have had good luck with planting them outside in the Spring and they live through the Winter. Looked up the daylily and it is gorgeous. The cranberry candle smells wonderful. I plan to plant the daylily, Iris and Tuberose bulbs tomorrow. Thanks for the candy....can't have too many sweets. Shirley...See MoreFotess September Swap...Falling for Fall
Comments (387)Way back on Sept 30 I posted that prizes for winners would be sent over the next couple weeks. Well it is more than a month later and my shipment of bulbs finally arrived today. My sincere apologies to, Margo, Katie,Annie, Ruth and Shirley ( BG) for the delay. Mail will be sent Thursday and Friday and I will post DC #'s then. Best I can say, besides I'm sorry is what my Grandmother used to say about late BD presents..... "It makes the fun last a bit longer when it doesn't all come at the same time." Bethb...See MoreSusan Nieves - Happy Ohio Gardener
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