How about post-holiday bargains? I got one . . .
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Comments (4)No, they are not Citrus--maybe will post some later. But thought you might like to look at some other flowers. These guys are a bit confused. Normally, this variety has bloomed in March into early April. I found them blooming this morning. I have to plant the Camellia japonica quite near the house as otherwise the deer will eat them (flowers and leaves--remember they are in the tea family). There is another bank of Camelia japonica on the eastern side of the house. They are easy to take care of and like our Citrus, also prefer acid soil.--They also should have some shade from the strongest sun (summer AND WINTER). Here is a link that might be useful:...See MoreAnyone one else in this situation about Holidays?
Comments (56)I love both of my MILs. My first DH died when he was 45. He was my best friend and a marvelous husband and father. My first MIL stopped talking to me when I remarried but I kept pursuing a relationship with her because of my children. After five years or so she came around and has been part of our lives since. I just visited with her today at the nursing home she is in to make arrangements for her getting her hair done and arranging with her care takers to have her ready to join us for Thanksgiving. She is no longer able to ambulate but my DSIL will be able to get her into their car and fit her wheelchair in and when they get to our house there will be enough young men there to get her in the house. My newest DMIL & DFIL, (18 years with my DH compared to 22 years with my first DH) will also be there as always. They all get along well and my DH knows I will do the same for his parents if they have to go into assisted or skilled nursing care. I count my blessings that I have had the honor of two sets of in laws. WTBS, my son can be a real stinker at the holidays but at least he still comes!...See MoreHoliday Bargain Shopping
Comments (4)Ann, funny you should mention Bath & Body Works. I ran in there tonight, hoping to find a good sale. NOPE! I guess it's still a bit too early. That's okay, I'll wait! I got those Holiday hand soap pumps last year for an incredible deal and they made great gifts. I dressed them up by wrapping them in cute cellophane gift bags and ribbon. I stock up on their hand soap when it goes on sale. It's the best! Sheryl...See MoreI got 86 wpm - how about you?
Comments (26)chi, so when my son first started submitting typed reports, I basically let him get close to "failing". After he'd try to type it and one page would take him hours, I'd sit and he could dictate to me. He had to try first. A handful of times I did that. Next, he figured out he could start it at school, edit it on the bus, and final print at home. And now, he just goes to his room, types it up and he's done. It was a huge process, and maybe typing would be better, but he's not "using his thumbs". Yes he's looking, but I assume typing by feel will be next. Why? Because that's how I learned to type. Actually, I typed up term papers (they don't even use that terminology any more!), by hunt and peck. I didn't have time for typing in my school schedule. Only needed it once a year. Then I went to work and hunt/peck only goes so far. And now my hands get ahead of what I am saying in my head! I never learned to really add in the numbers. I use the keypad. That, I also learned by feel, and can do a million times faster than extending my fingers to the top keys....See More- 4 years ago
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