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Idyll #334 - The Fall Equinox
Comments (100)Saturday and alls well, went to work at 6 this morning(had to drive an hour away) and got back home about 3:30. Not to bad for an inventory day. Tomorrow I go back but probably will only be a ½ day situation. V, my best wishes to your Cubs. Ive always had a soft spot for them and will most likely root for them in the playoffs . Bet the poor old Brewskies though they had it dialed into after holding the lead for most of the season. What strength of character you show Denise-resisting the urge to pilfer an agave pup. I would suspect that no one at that shopping center gives a rats a*** for that agave and that your theft would go unnoticed-however you didnt hear it from me ! (Betcha if you called the property manager you could get permission !) Well, I must say that even at my worst I never caught my hair on fire lol ! I did have my share of experiences in and around Sunset Blvd though. Do you remember Wallachs Music City on Sunset and Vine??? I will be sure to take the Idylls house-hunting with me ! Hey , did you ask about noisettes? The only one I have right now is Boule de Neige , and will absolutely have Madame Alfred Carriere one day. If I had to pick. Mme Alfred would win the day. Martie, I have Star of Yelta which is quite similar to Grandpa Ott, and it re-seeds like mad. This year I was not diligent enough in my thinning and it has engulfed Sombrieuil and one of my Rudbeckias. I agree that I need to be careful with how I spend my house sale prep bucks. My house will list in the 675k range. 2 to 5k is a drop in the bucket. I expect to spend 10, mostly in plumbing issues and kitchen and window upgrades. Hiya Brenda-glad you checked in..sounds like you are a busy lady-its that harvest thing. The harvest season is quite intense here in Napa, and the company I work for furnishes many supplies to the vineyard folk. Eden, Im all for Reed listening to Cinderella , especially the Rogers and Hammerstein version- I did not discriminate gender wise and my son is even more into show tunes now than DD. When we did car trips in their younger days the soundtracks were a great way to keep them entertained. Oklahoma was definitely a favorite ! The address for Creepy Guy has been sent. I am pondering his visit . (oh, and my kids were also very fond of a video I taped of Sweeney Todd with Angela in her glory-I edited out the gory stuff. !) Ok everyone, I have some chores to do and some baseball to watch. Catch yall later ! Kathy in Napa...See MoreNEW: All My Bloomin' Friends Seed Swap-April
Comments (98)Hello ladies and...too bad no gents here. I don't remember. DID we ever have any gentlemen sign up for our bigger group? Anyway...I DO DIgress, eh? UPDATE: Carrie Ann, I received your package today. Thank you for the yummy smelling vanilla bean simmering waffle bar. I like the smell of vanilla VERY much. Thank you also for the very pretty wind chimes. Pink with silver etching--just beautiful. I didn't put them out today after school, though, as the wind was reeealy blowing, and I was afraid something would happen to them. I will see what tomorrow holds. I googled the brodiaea Queen Fabiola bulbs that you sent. I was really clueless.(what's new sometimes) They look like my favorite color of blue!!! THANK you! I esPECially loved your letter. So newsy and sweet. Plus a nice selection of seeds to divide between our friends. Beth, your seeds are here, too, along with a number of fulfilled wishes. I want to thank you for the darling little soft brown puppy with the dark brown ears and wearing BUNNY EARS! It is so darn cute! Poor thing is trying to lug around this clear carrot filled with jelly bean eggs. Patty, I forgot to thank you for the seeds that you sent to me-tall green nicotiana and milk chocolate foxglove. I am absolutely THRILLED!!! As I have said to the rest of you, I think you will also be happy when you see what seeds you will be getting, too. Since this thread is so close to 100, I believe I will be starting back at 1 sometime this evening. I need to compose a new intro. then I will post a list of who is in the seed swap along with whose seeds have arrived here and who has yet to send. See you elsewhere! Mary Ellen/Mellen...See MoreWhat are we reading? Feb 2019
Comments (108)I'm pretty sure someone here recommended My Sister, The Serial Killer, by Oyinkan Braithwaite. I probably never would have picked it up, but for seeing it mentioned here; however, I just finished it and really enjoyed it. Quite different from most books I read, in a refreshing way (despite the subject matter suggested from the title). It was very compelling - I couldn't wait to get back to reading it. The way she handled the chapters was also interesting. I borrowed it from the library and surprised by the size...it's smaller (not the number of pages but the size of the pages) than most hardback books; the paper was nice and thick and made it easy to turn the pages - some books lately have driven me crazy because of the quality/style of the paper. salonva, Gentleman in Moscow IS a great read. Somewhat slow to get into, but push through and it's worth it!! eta: I looked back and it was Funkyart who recommended My Sister the Serial Killer. Thanks!...See MoreDo the Hustle! (An aging disco dancer's musing)
Comments (45)Living in a small midwestern town, I didn't have much chance to go to a nice disco or have any dancing partners. I do vividly remember when Saturday Night Fever came out, that intro was certainly fantastic as was the album that everyone bought. I liked Donna Summer, amazing voice. I was more of a funky Stevie Wonder Motown, Chaka Kahn kind of music listener for popular. But I was also big into folk, huge John Denver fan, and classical. But we all wore the heck out of the Saturday Night Fever album. It still holds up, IMHO. I was a bigger jazz fan though, during the disco era. I still enjoyed going to dances but rarely could find a good dance partner. But I remember dancing the hustle and playing the trumpet at the same time on the football field in marching band. Ah youth. I also remember staying with a farm family in our town's sister city outside of Hamburg and going out with their two boys in search of fun times in their little berg. It was about as exciting as my little town, but they did take us to a nearby disco. It was very intimidating to me since everyone was foreign and all speaking German but under loud, loud music so almost impossible to comprehend, I didn't know a soul in the entire country other than those two farm boys, who didn't want to dance disco anyway, but they thought that's what they had to do to impress the American girls. Then, in the midst of all that, on the speaker comes Glen Campbell, God bless him, singing "Southern Nights." I have never been so happy to hear a familiar voice! We packed it in, drove home, stopped to get some ice cream on the way back and ate it at their house at the kitchen table where we tried to explain as best we could that we were just down to earth farm girls too, and this was our idea of a good time....See More- 25 days ago
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