i don't see why we cant post about their sasbe's I don't think it was ever said that one couldn't or shouldn't post for members who got seeds for postage. I dont' think though that a negative should be posted if they reply to an offer and then just don't follow through with sending their bubble and postage (BEAP). That would start a lot of newbies off on a bad foot, and I don't think that is a good idea. No one is really 'out' anything other the time time spent on an email, if one doesn't follow through on sending their BEAP. I also think it is nice for those receiving the seeds to post a nice review for the 'offering' member who so kindly shared their seeds and time. Sue

You need to change the subject line if you're posting twice in a row (i.e., before the pointer moves on). This is in the programming to prevent accidental double posts. When you get the MESSAGE REJECTED message, use the back arrow on your browser to go back to what you've typed. Change the subject line. You can just add a blank space, or change the whole message, or whatever you want, just so it isn't exactly the same as before. IMPORTANT: Click on Preview Message, so that your change is accepted. Then click on Submit Message and you should be fine.

So now it worked? Grrrrr. Here it is: New strategies for those caring for a loved one with dementia: I came across this piece on NPR about new ways of helping people with dementia. The emphasis is placed on helping the caregiver understand the cause for the afflicted person's behavior in order to find a remedy instead of a band-aid. From the story: Kales, a geriatric psychiatrist who practices at the University of Michigan, in Ann Arbor, has developed a behavioral approach to dementia care, one that puts the caregiver first and emphasizes training and support for them as much as for the patient. By teaching caregivers new ways to solve old problems, and to respond to their own needs in as well as those of their loved ones, the approach helps ease their burden while simultaneously improving the patient's experience. It's a bit like airplane safety rules directing passengers to put on their own oxygen masks before helping someone else. https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2018/09/15/647992785/to-manage-dementia-well-start-with-the-caregivers I know a lot of you are dealing with family members who are currently suffering from dementia, and any of us could face this in the future.

If you have email on both devices email the photos to yourself. Then you can post from your tablet. You may have difficulty with the sizing when posting on Houzz which I have been unable to solve most of the times I have tried.