My DD collected cellphones to help pay for a trip to Australia. We ended up with $300 and I believe we collected close to 300 phones. The older phones aren't worth much, some are worth nothing. Personally I don't think it is cost productive for forum members to mail the phones since most phones are worth very little. cbainus - I hope you've contacted the local paper and set up collection boxes in your town. Most businesses were quite happy to let us set up boxes in their stores. Also contact your local cell-phone stores - we got a lot from one of ours. Good luck to you!

Not me... but Ive known people who have. Some things you may not know about cats.... some... probably most cats can be happy in a small space.... but will still need to get exercise and attention each day. Just because they're cats and not dogs doesn't mean they don't need to run hard and play or that they can go days without affection or attention. A bored cat is a depressed cat or one that may start knocking things over or overeating. Once they get over 6 or 7 yrs they do start to mellow out a lot, so if you don't have a lot of space or energy for a rambunctious cat you might want to look at older cats. A good shelter can advise re: which of their cats would be a good match for you. Often an older cat is there not because of any behavior issues but because their person died or is not able to care for them. You should also be able to get an idea of personalities - some are downright dog-like, very gregarious and follows you around like a puppy. Others are your more stereotypical cat, seeming aloof or hiding from company but loving you up when theyre in the mood for it. But they are all unique and if you go into it with an open mind and open heart, youll learn their ways (they express love and being happy to see you differently than dogs) and soon have a relationship every bit as rewarding as with a dog. That said - have you ruled out small or smallish-medium dogs? In some ways I would think that would be easier in that a dog can be walked and taken somewhere to run and play and there are those potty pad things you can put on your patio for the times you cant take them outdoors to wherever.

Sorry, that is an old photo I had of it. I appreciate The advice as I am no expert at these forums. I will update. Thank you! Plant is located in Southern California. After the winter season this year the leaves went brown and yellow then fell off. There’s not much of it left that is green on one plant and the other completely has no leaves.

I agree with Kara- a light deprived sedum angelina- should recover just fine as it gradually gets used to sun!