It started when I was only two. My brother was born. They sent me to stay with my grandmother. She had camellias and roses. There was a plum tree. It marked me for life. (There is a photo -- black and white -- I'm in a sunbonnet with a watering can almost my height.) At sixteen, I dug a flowerbed in the lawn without permission and made a rock path in another bed. I could not be stopped. Later I demanded a sunny part of the yard for vegetables. It expanded: peas next to the hedge. Asian greens by the roses. Parsley bordering the euonymus. Potatoes in a bare spot. I took my jade plant to college and dug wildflowers to bring home. In the city I had houseplants. It wasn't enough. From the train window obsessively I counted wildflowers. I snatched seeds when I saw them, and threw them in bare places. Now I have two acres. I am growing everything. I have almost run out of friends to give tomatoes to. Soon I will be known as the crazy lady with all the plants. Maybe I am already.

This is a good place to share a link I got from another forum on Translations. Very Funny! Gayle Here is a link that might be useful: Chinese Translantions to Engrish

In one of his videos, he shows a photograph that his mom took of him when he was little....has anyone seen that? I remember bursting into laughter when I saw that little red-headed tyke pranking his mom. Clearly, he was born this way.

OMG I'm still surprised that I watched the whole thing LOL. Sooooooooo not my thing - I am not a fan of ventriloquists and I have never heard of this man but I went with the good comments and am so glad I did! Sooooo good! Thank you, Jas!