Trish, THAT'S IT!!!!!!!!My husband and I have been drawing some carts, and the idea of wheels does appeal to both of us, and is the look I want. I just filled out my application today, haven't turned it in yet, but at the moment I'm not sure if they'll let me set up where I'd like to. I have attatched a letter to the application explaining why I want to be in a certain spot. This town is a really quaint little place. The town is along a harbor, with a long warf where all the fishing and scallop boats come in. The town has a boardwalk along the water, and the place I want to be is at the entrance to the boardwalk, which is in-between 2 buildings (but plenty of space) where there would be shelter from the wind, and partial shade, and it's in the middle of town. I'm not sure if they'll let me set up there, and also not sure if I can leave the cart. That would obviously be the easiest, but then I'd worry about vandals. (It doesn't happen often, but does happen) So, if I need to break it down, and take it home, I have to have this easy to do by myself, but the idea of transporting the buckets in the box is a good one. The picture you posted would be just the type of cart that would look great in the town. Thanks so much for the post. Now to just figure out what to make this out of, and where to find the canvas awning like the one shown, and wheels like those. I have some huntiing to do. Cheryl

I think you are referring to the techniqie used by a friend in NC who plants several thousand tomato and pepper seedlings each year by the method you described. I can't find the link here, but it's on another forum and when I tried to paste it here for you it wouldn't let me. You might can find it doing a search for "Dense Planting Illustrated." Hope this helps. I thought it was mighty trite for them to prohibit me from posting an innocent and helpful link like this. Grrrrrr.... Don

"Alas, with my wavy to curly hair it never really looked quite right, even when I used extreme mousse/curling iron/blow-drying measures." Ditto. My parents thought I was too young for mousse/curling iron/blowdrying so I looked like a mushroom for about four months. Awful. The only one that went off worse than that was the "Princess Diana swoop" after the royal wedding - that was another one people were going crazy copying. That was my last attempt at celebrity hair, unless you count Mama Cass when I let my hair grow waaaaaay out until I could sit on it but that was sheer laziness rather than an attempt to mimic someone. LOL I still like my hair feathered because it works well with my cowlicks... you should hear the contempt in hairstylists' voices when I asked for that! I learned to call it a "layered, swept-back front" instead. As for texture changes, mine has altered several times in my 38 years. It's always tended toward frizz but it's ranged back and forth from nearly straight (at which time I looked a great deal like Rosanne Rosannadanna unless I skinned it back into a ponytail or braid or let it grow very long and heavy) to very curly. I had double-process highlights done about seven years ago and a couple of months later when I did the allover color again all the highlighted bits fell out. The colorist was humiliated. It's never recovered and my hair is about half as thick as it was - you can see my scalp in bright sunlight. I think my hair was just too fragile from hypothyroidism to take the abuse.

I swear I saw a commercial for it while I was watching the wedding stuff last night, but I can't find it anywhere on the web site so maybe it will air next week? Blame it on the two glasses of wine I had, lol. LOL... Is that why your user name is Sleeperblues?