The one I was sending had 88 cents on it and contained only 4 stamps and a sheet of paper Well then 88 cents was correct and they were wrong to tell you there will be postage due when it is received. I want to ask for the template to take home myself perhaps It will be interesting if they can and will get you a First Class Mail Shape Based Pricing Template, since they said they don't have one for their own use on the job. Please let us know how that turns out. or I could just use my iPhone app next time? I honestly don't know anything about phone apps, or if they are correct or anything. Here is a link to First Class Mail Prices. Just below the Large Envelope Prices, there is a link for Printer Friendly. There is also a Printer Friendly link for the Parcel Prices too. I am aware that a 44 cent bubble with seeds in should have had postage due I do not know if that mistake should have been reported though As far as I'm concerned, it should be reported. Someone, somewhere wasn't doing his/her job, imho. I am amazed that on my app it says over 3/4 inch or dosent flex I dont think the bubble was even a half inch I'm confused...if it is 'over' 3/4 " and the contents are not evenly distributed, and if it is 'not' flexible, then it would go at Parcel Rate. If you can get postage due on undercharged or underpaid can you then get that they owe you on what they over charged? Is there a way to prove they overcharged at some point? Yes, but the envelope cannot be opened before confronting the PO that either the sending party was overcharged, or that you were overcharged by them requiring additional postage on something you received. Good luck with that though as things are right now. Your PO workers are clueless. Please see addressing newbie and newer member issues for getting your Member Page email link set up so that you can easily be reached. Once you get your link set up, I'll email you for the street address and city/town and state.

Hi Lisa- I shop at the one on Rte 106 in Concord- Osborne's. They are listed as suppliers, but they took a LONG time to get the T&M racks in this year, and by then I had purchased the majority of my seeds (these little trips are just minor supplemental purchases ;) ) I think it was the middle of March before they actually had the floral/veggie display in. They got the herb display in probably early Feb, but the rest just lagged SO far behind. Last year they were one of the first, and had it in sometime in January. I got to a point where even though it's pretty close, it was just easier to pick up the phone to find out if the display had arrived yet. Cole's gardens on Rte 4 also has T&M seeds.

Thanks Mike for the correction. What configuration change (if any) would you suggest for creating the growing light arrays with these sets? For the last several days I had visited 4 different Lowes stores only picking up 5 sets or so at a time. I've got about 37 boxes, so I can be creative.. of course some will actually be used on my Christmas trees too! :) If anyone needs the coupon, let me know. I'm not sure if you need to register on Slickdeals to get the coupon page someone assembled that has 4 of them on a single page for printing.

Jim: Trader Joe is a local store, that's where I get my RAW nuts to roast. RAW cashew roast at 300 for 15 min. is great snack. Folks who eat more nuts have smaller waist line. Google MUFA and belly fat loss, you'll see plenty of studies backing that up. MUFA is mono-saturated fat in nuts, olive oil, and avocado. Still feel bad that my Dad died of a stroke when he was 85, that could had been prevented if there's a Trader Joe back then. My Dad loved nuts, but all the nuts were salty back then. Now I buy RAW nuts and roast them to avoid the salt. Eating nuts cut down the risk of stroke by 30%, if there's no salt. Carol: Losing weight is easier than taking care for my kid. Hopefully she likes salad. ANYONE know of a tasty salad-dressing for kids? Full-fat is OK, I need to get her to like salads. Here's a link "6-salad ingredients that help to lose weight": Hemp Seeds "These trendy seeds are a great source of satiating protein, omega-3 fatty acids, and fiber," says Kohn. Also, because they're slightly sweet, they satisfy your sweet tooth without added sugar. You can add a tablespoon to your salad for a reasonable 40 calories. Avocado Half an avocado (160 calories) is loaded with heart-healthy vitamins, minerals, and fats, says Kohn. Plus, the fruit is so creamy and smooth, it can also function as dressing—so you can subtract the 100 or so calories you'd normally take in from ranch, Italian, or even oil and vinegar. MORE: 5 New Ways to Use Avocado Apple Cider Vinegar Using just two tablespoons as part of your salad dressing could contribute to weight loss. "The vinegar may suppress appetite, stimulate the metabolism, and reduce water retention and bloating," says Kohn. And at five calories." http://www.womenshealthmag.com/weight-loss/best-salad-ingredients-for-weight-loss *** From Straw: I agree with apple cider for weight loss, the acid helps with digestion of starch. Ever since I squeeze fresh lime into my water, I eat much less. Before this the sugar in commercial juice really stimulate my appetite. What's your favorite salad dressing, or bottled salad dressing? Thanks. I checked Pinterest and the most popular salad dressing recipe, is also the most simple: Copycat Babe's salad: http://www.sugarandgrace.com/2013/06/15/copycat-babes-salad/ INGREDIENTS: 2 TBS sugar 1 tsp salt 1/4 tsp fresh ground pepper 1/4 c apple cider vinegar 2 Tbs canola oil (I usually use olive oil in salads, but here I feel it is just too strong) 1 head iceberg lettuce