Angie you werent getting rid of me that fast...I have your addie and info...tee hee... Michelle, I was in such a panic, esp after I was in the middle of about 15 trades...and only had half of them written down... they changed programs without giving notice, and I had a heart attack ( not literally) when all my emails were gone..and just think...I cant black mail Angie now, I lost all her emials..." love ya Angie" ...LOL Thanks for all the wrote, I am back on track, although there was three people I was wanting to trade with, and lost touch...I guess they werent too interested or they would have emialed me again, and then I would of been all set. I dont know what I would do without my friends here...you all bring a lot of joy into my days.

Hi Jeff, I have posted that one before, Haworthia pygmaea f. crystallina, to the best of my knowledge, but this is the first time it's been outdoors for any length of time...At least it tanned, and did not burn, unlike some of its less fortunate brethren in my care lately. Nice Aloe flower stalk, nice to see the genuine A. vera. Veritas! Christopher

Hello all! Now Petrushka, I must say AMAZING and you must love every plant you have just as much as they love you:-) It shows. Toni! How do you do that????You got your Aloe to flower and I too have been trying for years. Nice job and did I tell you how much I love your pictures, here, and in your Flicker account?:-) Look at those pretty flowers !! Purple, are you still following this? Purple? What in the world is that most handsome plant you posted on Nov 6 at 18:06~ That very very red stemmed one? Is that really a Cordyline? I never saw on that red or that vivid. Very nice. Stush...You know I feel the same about you too. You are a good man and very kind:-) Elkay!@ !!!!!!! What do you want to trade for a pup of the most white San's on the right??????? Just ask, and you shall receive! If you ever want to, please let me know. I have a fondness for that color and that one. I love it Elkay! Thank you for sharing with me since you know I love that type of variegation!:-) Shoot! What a cute family of plants you have there. So many different kinds. Oh, it would be so nice if you could just leave them there in good light, right. So nice:-) What's the dark leaf one in the far right corner.?

The stand....I cheated...I found it at the GoodWill..99¢. The glass ball I found at Mangelson's..a large hobby and crafts store in Omaha. They were on sale for 99¢ also. I found a package of wedding trims at WalMart It is attached to a fine net so you can sew it on dresses or what ever. I trimmed the netting as close to the sewing as I could without causing it to ravel. And glued it to the glass with the GE silicon glue and glued the beads and flowers with that too. The Feather was a long fluffy one and the glass had a small hole. I couldn't get the feather down in there..So I took a drinking straw and pushed the feather inside the straw. Stuck the straw inside the glass and then pushed a small dowel down inside the straw to push the feather out. I put some of the diamond dust...but won't do that again. Because it got static elec. and stuck to the inside of the glass. I enjoyed making it and will do them in the future but hope I won't need to. patti