So tell me, do people want to do the bookmark exchange this year?
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Comments (12)We hosted a 13 year old Japanese boy back in 1981. He and his 15 year old sister came to CA to learn English at our local university. It was a summer thing. The boy was forced to participate in the program by his mother and he wasn't the least bit interested or happy to be here. His sister on the other hand was thrilled. She was staying with another family. We asked the family if we could host the sister so that we could deal a little better with her brother. What a difference it made to have both of them. After that, we had a delightful time and even visited them in Japan a couple years later where the mother apologized repeatedly for the behavior of her son and showered us with gifts. :-) I'd love to do it again but I work too many hours and hate to plan and cook meals anymore. Can't wait to hear more about your new students Kathleen. Jodi-...See MoreDo people still do plant exchanges here?
Comments (3)Yes, we still do! I have done 4 exchanges on here in the last 2 years and all have been very positive. Until you mentioned it, I never even noticed the "exchange" tab at the top of the forum page. I guess I am just used to the messages here. But I've had some very good exchanges from this forum and from good traders. I have some great blue lobelia (my favorite new perennial) but it is still blooming and would be better to trade when the stalks go down and the plant forms its basal crown in the fall. I also have some Geranium pyrenaicum... a sprawling hardy Geranium with white flowers throughout the growing season, ...again these would all be better to trade in the fall. I also have some nigella seeds ... of course they are annuals but as I'm sure you know, readily re-seeding annuals. If those are fair game for you, then I will have some seeds for blue and white Mt. Fuji morning glories as well. I would be interested in your burgungy daylilies. Any thoughts? Let me know George...See MoreChristmas Bookmark Exchange!
Comments (71)When the cards and bookmarks arrived I peeked into the envelope to see them and then stacked them up until after Christmas to enjoy. Today I finally had time to go through them and remove the wonderful bookmarks. They are now in my rather large (and growing) stack of bookmarks from which I randomly pull one for each new book. Thank you all so much for the bookmarks and for making the holidays that much more enjoyable! P.S. My envelopes were removed from my mailbox before the mail was delivered and while I think a second mailman probably took them I have not been sure so I hope you did receive one from me....See MoreThe Nth Annual Bookmark Exchange - The Official Thread
Comments (81)THANK YOU friends! When this bookmark exchange began three or four years ago, I bought an small wooden antique chest for my bookmarks. Each year, the collection grows. And every time I start a book, it begins with a search through the chest for the perfect bookmark. EACH one of you has sent me lovely gifts that represent YOU. Each one of you has bookmarks in that wooden chest that are treasured and used regularly. Thank you. Thank you one and all - for your thoughtfulness, your time, your creativity, and for being a part of my reading life. PAM...See More- last year
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