Survivor April 2nd

gadgets

10 years ago

Just a heads up.

Shirley

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glenda_al
10 years ago
I'm enjoying this season~
sushipup1
10 years ago
And the preview I saw the other suggests that this will be quite a Tribal Council, And it's the merge, too.
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Thanks for your encouragement. I realised I had missed out a couple of shots so I've put them in if you can stand another look. I get so excited in spring and am constantly snapping away with the wonderful digital camera. Since my family are not bothered by gardens it's nice to share with other enthusiasts. Especially such a nice bunch who are trying, sometimes valliantly against the odds, to create the kind of garden I love. Believe me I do appreciate being able to walk to work. Although I live in a town and this is an urban walk alongside a road it's a very pleasent route with views over the city and little front gardens to snoop into all the way along. All the plants in the photos are tough old stalwarts of British gardens and most are easy to grow in our climate. The combinations are probably accidental rather than design. It seems we always hanker after what we can't grow. For example I have never managed to grow a decent tomato outdoors and a gardenia would require a fancy greenhouse set up. Things like petunias which some of you have self seeding are tender annuals for us. Good gardening. Flora. Here is a link that might be useful: Walking to work - directors cut.
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Just wanted remind people to start thinking about, looking around in their garden, and seeing what they might dig up for the 2nd annual 'Shovel Prune plant swap in the Portland area. We had a lot of fun last year. Hope you can make it. Here's some details--- 2nd Annual ‘Shovel PrunePlant Swap 17625 S.E. Foster Rd. Gresham, OR 97080 April 25, 2015 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon Rain or shine, gardeners gather to share and exchange plants and knowledge with all. The Shovel Prune Plant Swap is hosted at Pleasant Valley Grade School. Then main parking lot is on Richey Road just north of Foster. The site offers parking, and a small breezeway area with restrooms. Contact: Duane Werner, cell phone: 503-784-4528 Or email him at duane_werner@frontier.com THIS IS HOW IT WORKS: NO SALES, Only exchanges and freebies, please. Tailgating Encouraged. The format for the trade is like a tailgate party. Traders exchange expert gardening information as well as plant materials. In two hours all the deals are sealed. We have plenty of parking. Label your plants with botanical and common names, color, height, width, etc. if possible. Pictures are also great. FREE STUFF: The last half hour (11:30-noon) you may be able to pick up some free stuff from gardeners if they are willing to give it away. Many gardeners generously share plants from the abundance of their gardens. This is an excellent way to begin your garden and an excellent way to thin out that giant patch of Shasta Daisies, etc. WHAT IF YOU HAVE NOTHING TO TRADE: Cookies and chocolate work like money at the Shovel Prune! Rain or shine, gardeners gather to share and exchange plants and knowledge with all.
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katlan
10 years ago
It was an awesome tribal. I'm just going to brag a little bit here and say I called it. You can ask my son and DH, haha.

Loved it. Can't wait til next week.
glenda_al
10 years ago
Good one!
ravencajun Zone 8b TX
10 years ago
Well there you have it! Never get too comfortable or too cocky!
Now no one has an immunity Idol.
Kas needs to have the other team turn right on her next week and send her packing. Her Ego is way out of control. Nothing like throwing away the numbers when you are ahead, duh move.
Poor Spencer, just when he thinks they are in a good position another one of his so called brains pulls a really stupid move.
sushipup1
10 years ago
Here's the recap.

Here is a link that might be useful: Survivor 4/2 recap
sleeperblues
10 years ago
I think Kass was smart to make the move she did. Season after season, cocky doesn't work. You would think these people would remember that, but I suppose when you are wrapped up in the game it's hard to see the forest for the trees. I really wasn't sorry to see Sarah go, I thought she was being a whiny bully. She started off promising and had a BS detector to be envied but I think the elements and the game got to her. I love Spenser and Woo. I think either one of them can win this, but Spenser's gonna have to fight now since they don't have the numbers anymore. If I see one more camera shot of Boobs Magee from above, I'm going to puke.
FlamingO in AR
10 years ago
I thought it was the best tribal ever, loved it sooo much. Sarah had been going on and on about how NO ONE on the other tribe had a HII, and there were TWO! I kind of wish that Tony had not blurted out that he had his and had just played it quietly, but it was hysterical when he gave his to LJ and then LJ gave HIS to Tony! Bwahahahaha! Proves that LJ is a decent guy.

I was pretty sure Sarah was going too, because they devoted the whole show to her cockiness, that's always a good buh-bye clue.

I hope Kass is able to survive this, but if not, she'll get to spend time at Ponderosa with Sarah and explain to her over and over again how this was all Sarah's fault. LOL
SunnyDJ
10 years ago
Loved it! Can't wait until next week....But I do have a hard time with Tony, like to see him go.....Was so glad Woo won the challenge.......

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