Maybe I should play it safe and just go back to bed
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- 2 years agolast modified: 2 years agoKathsgrdn thanked carolb_w_fl_coastal_9/10
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Maybe I should just kill this flower bed-
Comments (8)Oh I'm making sure nothing I don't like goes to seed. Unfortunately most of these weeds are on our state's noxious list! Loosestrife in particular is on "no culture" lists, even the supposedly sterile hybrids and non-crossing relatives! Even worse is a lot of this junk requires killing of roots that don't pull-- loosestrife comes back from dried! On a good note, I have managed to kill most of whatever was invading my raspberries-even most of the bindweed! I live close to a river and near a gov't ag lab, so my beds are pretty visible to people who KNOW! My niece does a fair share of her own gardening (supposedly her dad's garden LOL!) She doesn't allow those things but pigweed and oxalis don't phase her all while I go nuts on them too! I'm less than a year in this house that was neglected, so I'm still finding what I have. It frustrated me to nurture a pretty plant in the middle of a barren spot in a bed and then find out I shouldn't keep it, much less encourage it! As for weedkillers, it hurts my neighbor's feeling but I go to the round-up! I used a broadleaf killer carefully to good effect in the berries, so I can combine them! Sorry about the vent, and I'll just go back to pulling! Thanks!...See MoreShould I go back for this?
Comments (12)The frame is a little banged up but some gold or dark red paint like already is under the gold, and I think it will be fine - good thing it's already distressed. Someone took the backing off - I'm going to have to at least stick felt bumpers on the back so staples don't mark the walls (hope they didn't already). It's not staying in this location - what do you think about hanging the two at the head of the table with about 3 ft b/t them? I just don't know if the dark colors of the Rembrandt are going to look muddy next to the white and blue of the Renoir? I just really want to cover the electrical boxes until I can figure out whether to move the chandy to the center of the room or move the one sconce so the chandy is centered b/t them (builder error I didn't catch until we moved the table in a year later!). There is a small resemblance to my AJ - except my dear child has hazel eyes and the portrait ("Lucy"?) has blue eyes. Maybe slightly different hair color too? Oh well, if I can't find a place for it, there's always CL! I'm sure I can get my $ back....See MoreMaybe *she* should play Lt. Eve Dallas......!
Comments (8)I agree that you should read them in order, if possible. But it might not be possible if you're frugal like me. :-) I haven't actually read one yet; they've all been audio books (from the library). I started with one from the middle of the series, and then downloaded the first few. Now I'm at an impasse......the library seems to have run out of them, and I've worked my way through all the downloadables. So I'm going to have to (gasp!) buy the next one. If I do, I'll get serious about acquiring them in order. JD Robb's website lists them all in order--although the list stops in 2007 and I'm pretty sure she's been turning them out regularly since then. She's an amazingly productive writer! Molly, I sure hope you like them. The rest of us will feel responsible if you don't. :-)...See MoreShould I stay or go?
Comments (24)I'm not sure why I'm bothering to explain further, but my 3 yo only knows my bf as daddy because her bio-dad has never been in the picture. My ex never sees his kids because he is incarcerated. Until all of this happened my bf didn't behave as a tyrant. He's confused, hurt, and angry. We all say and do things we don't mean when we're hurt. There doesn't seem to be a way possible for us to heal as a family. I am aware of how kids lie about abuse. I am a surrvior of abuse myself. And yes, I've been in counseling for it. If we had already been married should I have just left? If this had been my own son who was the molester, what would we do with him then. I do feel his dad has mishandeled the situation. It's quite unbelievable how people pass judgement when others come here for help. I went through the proper legal steps to assure my son's safety when I discovered the abuse. The Child Advocacy Center in my county was discussing ways in which we could install alarms on doors to be able to have his son live in the same house, so I don't believe I'm doing anything illegal. But this is why we are not together. I won't have him living in the home. I refuse to live in fear of my child getting hurt. Funny how it's all black and white for many of you. What if your own children did this to one of their younger sibs?...See More- 2 years ago
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