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Plant Thieves (Durham): Interesting Story in the N&O
Comments (6)One thought is to use those motion-detecting sprinklers! Wouldn't that give thieves a surprise to be suddenly drenched! And you can also crowd in barberry plants and other prickery types that might slow them down. What a shame to have to worry about this sort of thing. I've been amazed to see how many of my neighbors have unplanted things sitting in their front yards. Hopefully none of them have been stolen yet. Another idea: Put out a sign that says: THIS YARD PROTECTED BY LARGE RAT SNAKES! That would be true in my case. I have 2 of them prowling around. :oD...See MoreUPDATE: Tropical Sub-Tropical Surplus Swap
Comments (150)Hope everyone is having a great weekend! Barb! look at all of those flowers! Those violets are pretty but they are a real pest here! spread like wiregrass! You really make me miss tulips too! (I knew winter was good for something!) Is that a trillium at the top! I can't remember the last time I saw a trillium!I am sorry to hear that Al has pain, I have suffered from hip/joint pain for several years, the doctors have told me the best treatment is 'keep moving' grrrr, sometimes it is very tough to do. Regina I am happy that you are getting some rain! (I hate to complain about water from the sky but it is still raining off and on here! The plants are loving it, but it sure makes it unpleasant outside (muggy, mosquitos and soggy) That Brug is beautiful! I can't wait till mine bloom, I have 3 potted and one in the ground, I just love those leaves! Even if they didn't have flowers My elephant ears hit the ground running too, all this water really perked them up. I cannot believe the size of the leaf on one of them (Is it my imagination or are those leafs still growing?!?!) Here is a photo of some of the plants Michelle sent (see the little rose that bloomed in the box!!! 9 different coleus cuttings!!! can't wait to pot those up! they are gorgeous! Michelle I am sorry to hear about your little GH! Glad that is was not worse and that you and your family are fine! Last of the Iris Peony my herb garden Hummingbird magnet! Tropical Sub-Tropical Surplus Swap Status 1.bigmama4ever sends to chellflower 2. ladygreensleeves sends to rosepedal SURPLUS SENT and RECIEVED! 3. fcoffill sends to Tina_2 SURPLUS SENT and RECIEVED 4. rosepedal sends to deig01991 SURPLUS SENT AND RECIEVED 5. deig01991 sends to divahethr SURPLUS SENT and RECIEVED 6. chellflower sends to ladygreensleeves SURPLUS SENT and RECIEVED 7.divahether sends to greenthumbgrow SURPLUS SENT and RECIEVED 8. greenthumbgrow sends ro Micyrey SURPLUS SENT 9. tina_2 and micyrey send SMALL (yes SMALL please) boxes to fcoffill miceyrey - SURPLUS SENT and RECIEVED Have a great day everyone! Frances...See MoreElsa/cystitis/vinegar
Comments (3)I wanted to give an update about my Elsa since we started the vinegar and water. I nicknamed it "BugJuice" and she gets her BugJuice twice a day without fail. Thank the Lord and the BugJuice!!!!! She has not had any more symptoms of the cystitis or a bladder infection. I sort of blamed the cystitis on all the fishy cat food she was eating but we were at a place with her trying to get her to eat more than she had been, I was letting her have a lot of the fishy cat food; she loves it so much. She was getting the Whiskas Purrfectly Fish packets; she LOVED the Salmon and the Snapper. however many times a day I could get her to eat and she was also getting the Whiskas Purrfectly Chicken, Elsa was always a big fan of chicken. Knowing how Elsa loved gravy so I began alternating the 9-LIves Chicken and gravy to try to draw back from the fish a bit.Elsa also continues to get the Selegiline (manufactured under the brand names of Anipryl, L-deprenyl, Eldepryl, Emsam, and Zelapar) for her dementia symptoms and THANK GOD that has helped a lot. Something Elsa did recently SHE PURRED and I was all but doing the happy dance. I felt bad about it because I was petting her and loving on her waiting for John to come and help me give the BugJuice so that put a stop to the purring. But since then she has purred a couple more times so I know her purr is not lost forever. Nothing like picking up your cat to love on them and they immediately begin to purr. Elsa is now jumping up on the back of the couch and napping there. At first it hurt my feelings a bit; always before she napped laying up against me on the couch but John said he felt it was a show of independence plus the fact the was strong enough to jump up there. Evidently everything I am doing is on the plus side and heading in the right direction with her. I thank you all for the prayers and well wishes for my Mz. Elsa. ~Karen...See MoreFAN CLUB: Books over 500 pages
Comments (34)Thank you all for sharing! So many of you have mentioned excellent books that I had not mentioned. The Historian, for example. Others, like Kristin Lavransdatter, I still want to read, have gone through the trouble to buy, and look at them every now and again as they wait patiently on my shelf. Frieda, I have read Collapse and found it hard to put down. That book formed the basis for many side books into the societies mentioned therein. I have Guns, Germs, and Steel; see note in above paragraph re: books waiting patiently. As for 1491, I KNOW I read it. I remember bits of it, but cannot find it listed in my book journal. I have searched back to 2001 and found nothing. This is odd as I find a perverse sort of satisfaction logging a book into my journal. I also read Tony Horwitz's A Voyage Long and Strange (only 445 pages)which covers a bit of the same ground, but I do not believe I am confusing the two books. annpan, your post made my laugh. You've been robbed! Love it! I recently read the new Elizabeth George book. Most of her Lynley titles are doorstops. But I cannot truly put any of them on a "fan club" list. They were okay, some better than others, but nothing I truly remember, nothing that was thought-provoking. And this last one felt choppy, disconnected, and just plain "off". PAM...See MoreFunkyart
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