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user's latest post:
Do you collect?
Published (2009-12-21 18:47:00)
Pears, The dolls were wonderful. Although I packed them very carefully, I hated putting them away. Museums have to rotate exhibits. It isn't possible or desirable to have the same artifacts on display for long periods. I certainly had my favorites among the exhibits. Sometimes I was happy to pack away the items on exhibit because they were ugly or unappealing. The hospital exhibit with the medical instruments and the porcelain bedpans...
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Grapevine wreaths
Published (2009-12-21 15:24:00)
Cat, The party sounded like great fun and I'm sure your arrangement of camellias looked wonderful as always. I haven't been to a party in a while now. Whenever there was a christmas works party to cater for at the hotel I worked for we usually had the privilege of joining the party as well, that is once everything was served and cleared away. It used to be great fun, those were the days! but I don't think I could party like...
scottyblue (scottyblue)
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Word Game
Published (2009-12-20 11:10:00)
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Starr (StarrpointHost01)
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Grapevine wreaths
Published (2009-12-21 22:26:00)
the gardens were a major attraction for us, as was the food! We loved the dairy, which was converted into a resturant that served, when we were there, the kinds of foods the vanderbilts and their guests would have eaten. Had to have the recipes for those! LOL! I loved Longwood gardens too. Have you been there? The house is rather small, but the gardens! out of this world! We really enjoyed the home garden, where they have displays of what you...
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Word Game
Published (2009-12-19 12:35:00)
PAYMENT... No cash for clunkers here.
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Texas Winter Gardening
Published (2009-12-20 12:27:00)
Hi, Scott, Marlin is right. There is pros & cons on Southern AND Northern regions. Answering Maries's question, I live in southern side of freeze line, so I do not have freeze issue, but warm weather do not kill pests. I still have caterpilars on my veggies. Here more about Koi fish and BLACK Golden Fish in my pond I took them yesterday. Thanks, DSL6625
marlingardener (marlingardener)
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user's latest post:
Do you collect?
Published (2009-12-21 07:05:00)
Starr, I think we are dopplegangers (mirror images of each other)! I, too, save interesting bottles for my herb vinegars. Really ruined my day when salad dressings started using plastic bottles! And cookbooks--oh, the joy of finding a rack of old cookbooks in an antique, second hand, or used book store! One of my favorites is Cane River Cuisine , a regional Louisiana cookbook assembled by the Service League of Natitoches. I had never made a...
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ducks on swimming pools
Published (2009-12-18 03:30:00)
hi scottyblue, i am working on the next two years of being employed here. i do have an arial shot of the resort but looking at it ,it does not seem very clear, good shot but too high. i will try to send it as an attachment.i thought i lost everything then. i will retry as soon as possible.tonoos
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Nov/Dec Photo Challenge -...
Published (2009-12-17 20:07:00)
thank you Marie. boy, i sure hope the cactus is reliable in the future. it was one of those 6 in. pots i got about 4 years ago and the last 3 years has had very few blooms. this summer it seemed to be thriving, but crowding the pot. so i repotted to a much bigger container and it really took off, and has had many flowers the last 3 weeks or so.
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Roast Squash with Cranberries
Published (2009-12-17 08:20:00)
Yes, I received it. Used it. I felt it helped clean the air, but my symptoms did not improve, although the air seems 'lighter' when I use it. fwm
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Started 8 months, 1 week ago (2009-04-14 22:10:00)
by scottyblue (scottyblue) Posted by host
Ok,i will play with myself.I'm in trouble again right?Darn. Now if you recall,the first word was 'BOX',so lets see.......don't help me.........i know,i know.... CARDBOARD Your turn....
Started 1 week, 3 days ago (2009-12-12 22:24:00)
by scottyblue (scottyblue)
I have never done many crafts but i have noticed that cut English ivy holds up very well indeed. I still have sage leaves clinging to the plant.I was wondering about a fragrant wreath? Ok ,maybe not sage but perhaps some other herb worked into a wreath? Than again why not sage?I love the smell of sage. cheers
Started 5 days, 19 hours ago (2009-12-17 07:08:00)
by marlingardener (marlingardener)
Scotty,
I think I invented collecting! My favorite things are antique pottery and antique pewter. When we lived in upstate New York I started collecting Albany Slip pottery, which is redware or clay pottery with a brown pearlescent glaze made from clay dug near Albany, NY. My husband said the price of Albany Slip went up as the pottery got closer to our house!
The pewter is more expensive,...
Started 9 months, 4 weeks ago (2009-02-26 07:56:00)
by scottyblue (scottyblue) Posted by host
Very nice.My sense of humor has helped get me through some tough times in life.
Started 3 days, 14 hours ago (2009-12-19 12:02:00)
by gardening (gardening)
I guess you're not in the part of Texas that got snow. Lucky you. The leaves on your veggies look perfect. The baby cabbage is beautiful. I'm hungry now. The only thing in my garden right now is about a foot of snow and we're expecting more tonight. But I did bring in a beautiful pot of Vietnamese cilantro and I have my rosemary, so I don't feel so desolate.
Started 2 years, 1 month ago (2007-10-25 15:01:00)
by gardening
Hi Erin,
I've never intentionally grown tomatoes indoors, but I have started
them too early in the spring and had my first tomatoes set indoors
before I could safely bring the plants out. I didn't do anything
special to mine expect give them lots of bright, direct light from my
grow lights.
Determinate or one of the smaller size tomatoes work best, because they
have smaller ...
Started 2 weeks, 4 days ago (2009-12-04 20:59:00)
by catlady3 (catlady3)
Pears,
I really enjoyed reading about your customs in the UK. I'm afraid the customs here will not seem as interesting in comparison!
I have always enjoyed decorating and growing up it was certainly fun. Christmas is South Georgia was different. I could go out barefooted to feed my guinea pigs in their hutch. Not typical for most parts of the world!
However, we always had a real tree. ...
Started 3 weeks, 5 days ago (2009-11-26 20:03:00)
by catlady3 (catlady3)
Pears,
I will assume advice here applies also to the U.K. My last tree was a variety of fir and did very well.
When you buy a cut tree make sure the needles are flexible. If they break and don't bend it isn't fresh.
When you get it home, make a new cut in case sap has closed off the old cut. Put it in water and keep water in it.
Don't put it near a heater or vent. We forgot to ...
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Started 1 week, 3 days ago (2009-12-12 22:24:00)
by scottyblue (scottyblue)
I have never done many crafts but i have noticed that cut English ivy holds up very well indeed. I still have sage leaves clinging to the plant.I was wondering about a fragrant wreath? Ok ,maybe not sage but perhaps some other herb worked into a wreath? Than again why not sage?I love the smell of sage. cheers
Started 5 days, 19 hours ago (2009-12-17 07:08:00)
by marlingardener (marlingardener)
Scotty,
I think I invented collecting! My favorite things are antique pottery and antique pewter. When we lived in upstate New York I started collecting Albany Slip pottery, which is redware or clay pottery with a brown pearlescent glaze made from clay dug near Albany, NY. My husband said the price of Albany Slip went up as the pottery got closer to our house!
The pewter is more expensive,...
Started 1 month, 1 week ago (2009-11-15 12:27:00)
by KNiklaus (KNiklaus)
This is a picture of my burning bush.
Started 2 weeks, 4 days ago (2009-12-04 20:59:00)
by catlady3 (catlady3)
Pears,
I really enjoyed reading about your customs in the UK. I'm afraid the customs here will not seem as interesting in comparison!
I have always enjoyed decorating and growing up it was certainly fun. Christmas is South Georgia was different. I could go out barefooted to feed my guinea pigs in their hutch. Not typical for most parts of the world!
However, we always had a real tree. ...
Started 1 month ago (2009-11-22 21:04:00)
by marlingardener (marlingardener)
Eggplant, tomatoes and peppers come to mind. I'll consult a gardening book or two, and if more knowledgeable people don't post, I'll be back with more nightshade plants. The only poisonous parts of these plants are the leaves. Don't let your pets or children eat tomato leaves!
Started 3 days, 14 hours ago (2009-12-19 12:02:00)
by gardening (gardening)
I guess you're not in the part of Texas that got snow. Lucky you. The leaves on your veggies look perfect. The baby cabbage is beautiful. I'm hungry now. The only thing in my garden right now is about a foot of snow and we're expecting more tonight. But I did bring in a beautiful pot of Vietnamese cilantro and I have my rosemary, so I don't feel so desolate.
Started 2 years, 1 month ago (2007-10-25 15:01:00)
by gardening
Hi Erin,
I've never intentionally grown tomatoes indoors, but I have started
them too early in the spring and had my first tomatoes set indoors
before I could safely bring the plants out. I didn't do anything
special to mine expect give them lots of bright, direct light from my
grow lights.
Determinate or one of the smaller size tomatoes work best, because they
have smaller ...
Started 8 months, 1 week ago (2009-04-14 22:10:00)
by scottyblue (scottyblue) Posted by host
Ok,i will play with myself.I'm in trouble again right?Darn. Now if you recall,the first word was 'BOX',so lets see.......don't help me.........i know,i know.... CARDBOARD Your turn....
Started 1 week, 6 days ago (2009-12-09 15:05:00)
by marlingardener (marlingardener)
Peardrops,
Here in Texas we grow pomegranate trees (shrubs, bushes?). We have one that we planted last year, and another two or three are going in this year. I think I'll go read your description to the one growing by the herb garden. Maybe your glowing terms will give the little guy a boost!
Started 1 week, 6 days ago (2009-12-09 12:43:00)
by dsl6625 (dsl6625)
Hi, Pear,
Thanks for the receipt. I just harvested some squash before freeze.
We will thank you when we have ROASTED SQUASH.
DSL6625
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