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Comments (150)Hi everyone. Hope you are all keeping warm. I have to admit, we haven't even really seen winter at its worse, but already I am sick and tired of snow. I am seriously considering moving somewhere where there is no snow. I can always come back to visit. All the boxes are great. Love to hear what everyone has sent and the enthusiasm of the recipient. I agree Shirley, it's like Christmas. Speaking of christmas. My tree is still alive and going strong. I put it outside in the stand, of course the water is frozen solid and under a foot or two of snow. We strung berries and oranges and nuts, pinecones slathered in peanut butter and then rolled in seed, all over the tree. The birds are going insane to say the least. I haven't wintersowed a thing. i decided this year i'll just go out and sprinkle seeds everywhere. i was getting prepared but then we got hit with the first snow and then the next one and then the cold and then more snow...so i said the heck with it. It sure is another cold one tonight. I think we are going down to about 9 degrees. guess i'll take that as opposed to minus any degree. hoping i will be able to join in february's swap. love the simplicity of it, but then i can execute on that...that's what craps me up with swapping LOL just an issue i need to get over. well, that's it for now. i have an early morning tomorrow. be well everyone, stay warm and remember....Spring is on Monday, 21 March 2011...56 days, 19 hours remain. maryanne p.s. mellen, i would love that website/link as well....See MoreJanuary 2017 Game CXX
Comments (214)Lavender and Old Lace - Myrtle Reed (yoyo are you familiar with the old hymn "All Things Bright and Beautiful"? Carolyn's title All Creatures Great and Small is taken from a line of the hymn . . . The Purple Headed Mountain is another line. Herriot used other lines for his book titles)...See MoreWhat are you reading? January 2026 Edition
Comments (56)I’ve just finished ”Not Quite Home” by Temple Lentz. It‘s the author’s name that caught my eye at my local library. Temple Lentz is a name I recognize as she was a representative on my local Clark County Council. I live in an area of Vancouver that is unincorporated area so the County Council is important to me as the Vancouver City Council is to residents who live within city limits. The story is an upbeat one that’s a quick and easy read about a successful project in the arena of helping the homeless. Homelessness is a common theme many who live in larger metropolitan areas easily recognize as a problem. The book is readily available & I highly recommend it for book clubs. It is full of really great discussion topics. Beyond the topic of how best to use public resources to resolve the national issue of homelessness, the story is full of examples of life relationships between people in the work place and within their families and groups of friends. What also interested me is the publisher of this book. It’s the Sibylline Press. I’d never heard of it before but it interests me because of its stated purpose. That is ”Sibylline Press is dedicated to publishing the billiant work of women authors ages 50 and older.” It seems many of these are first books written by the authors too & I love to read first books. Here’s a link to the press site https://sibyllinepress.com/collaborate/...See MoreGarden Tales >>> January 2026
Comments (3)Jealous is how I'm doing. There won't be any gardening here until April when the compost and the ground thaw. Even then, all I can plant are onions and peas. Outdoor gardening doesn't really begin until early to mid-May. I have an indoor plant propagation set-up, and I used to get antsy and plant stuff in February, which is two months too early. I end up nursing too large seedlings desperate to get outdoors. Now the first thing I write on new calendars is an entry on the 21st of April---DO NOT PLANT ANYTHING INDOORS PRIOR TO THIS DATE. It's nice hearing from other more fortunate' gardeners in the meantime....See More- 8 months ago
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