Rusty

I especially like the "dessert island." Many people misspell this term. For example, a "desert island" is an island that is a desert and has little rainfall and few plants, but it can still have people, although generally not very many. Some of the Galapagos Islands are deserts. Only four of the Galapagos Islands are inhabited, and the rest are deserted, if you do not count wildlife. A "deserted island" has no people, but it can have plenty of plants and rainfall, although it can also be a desert, like some of the Galapagos.

The Christmas tree in the IT department.

salonva, reminds me of my neighbors. I can always tell when they are expecting, perhaps UNexpected, company. She jumps on the mower and races around the yard while he frantically weeds flower beds or throws down mulch, she then gets in the car and drives off to return with a flat or two of flowers and they both precede to hurriedly plant a small circular brick planter in their front yard - no matter how early in the season. Yeah, I guess I'm nosy but it is funny to watch.