One thousand pounds of apples
annie1992
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Comments (15)I feel for you... Someone in the family needs to get a Lawyer out there and have the Power of Attorney paperwork drafted up and signed... If you don't - things as simple as dealing with medical issues when his condition worsens becomes an absolute nightmare - because the doctors will be forced to try to get his consent when he has no idea of what they are saying.... Anyway, on your plants... Do whatever you can do as fast as you can.... The longer you wait around - the more likely they will all die. Not sure if you have them in your yard or on his property or if they haven't showed up yet..... If they are in your possession - get them in the ground or they will all die... and you will loose 100% of your money... Even if you have to rent a trench machine and plant them in the yard at your house... That will give you time... You will then have 1 to 2 years to deal with them - as they will still be reasonably small in 2 years... A last idea is to just go back to Grandpa and tell him that the trees he wanted are here and you need to get them in the ground... and then go plant them. You may not reap any benefit from them - but the trees won't die.... Likely it would take 10-15 years to get anything out of the Pecans - so time is on your side.... Thanks...See MorePound Sweet Apple
Comments (2)I've only tasted fruit from one in a shady section of my nursery and it's good but not a stand-out except in its absence of acid. I've read that kids love them for this quality....See MoreNeighbor pounds on ceiling at 3 am to try to wake me up
Comments (23)She/he/they is/are not the only one. They are American, period. They do it to AMERICANS because some of them have disdain for Americans. in increasingly larger groups… My Central American neighbors within the Washington DC border line area make noise every night and extend it throughout the day for 20 hours before they sleep for around 3 to 4 hour NAPS. (Washington, DC IS SUPPOSED TO BE A QUIET CONSERVATIVE AREA. The DMV…) Then they wake up and are back at the noise mashing alcohol bottles heavily in the trash on alternating days. Their dogs bark loudly during the day and their cats are extremely loud during the night. Batchata and mariachi and horrible hip hop are blasted as they gossip. And it is on a residential block. Not in an apartment complex. They are very loud, belligerent, smoke marijuana and are xenophobic against AMERICANS OF ALL COLORS. The Mexicans are not roudy and have good restaurants, from what I know. it is another group of obnoxious central american people causing problems and lowering the neighborhood quality. They also obsessively say they hate me all day long thousands of times daily. They bang loud objects on ceilings in New York. They do not refrain from being tacky and tasteless. They are not refined. These spoiled apples out of the bunch are ruining it for others and make their people look bad....See MoreThousands of British online banking customers.
Comments (8)habit, mostly. I maintain all the computers here and my husband's laptop is windows 7, he has never used linux. My netbook came with xp, so I use it when using the netbook. I have various towers, some with windows and some with linux, but what I go to daily, like right now, is my Mepis8 linux. and of course the pandigital novel ereader is running linux Android. Often times the reason is that they may have some program or programs they really like or have to use which they can not run in linux, however using WINE in linux many of the windows programs can be functional in linux. I don't have that problem, everything I need comes prebundled with linux or is just a few button clicks away in the repositories (which are like big giant stores full of free programs) I am not however a linux geek, I wish I could say I was, but at my old age I just can not get into all that command line learning, I do wish I had started with linux when I was younger so I knew more, but the linux of today allows people like me to get along pretty well with out too much command line geekiness LOL. I love that I can do lots of updates but never have to do a restart! I just restart it for the heck of it now and then but seriously it can run a long time with out a restart, very stable. but it is not for everyone. using the live cd really does not take skill though because you are not installing the linux you are just running it right from the cd in your cd drawer, when you reboot with out the cd in the drawer you're right back to your usual windows with no changes....See Moregrainlady_ks
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