I would be interested in trading for the verigated japanese iris if you still have any. Please check my list at http://members.gardenweb.com/members/exch/catrina and lmk if you want to trade. I do have purple cone flowers, rudbeckia, and huskers red penstemon to trade. I'll e-mail this to you also. Thanks, Catrina

Renee Yes I would love to trade, let me know. Britta Thanks for the trade the plants look great. Let me know when you get my package. I still stuff. Have African violet baby starts: Neon fantasy  standard Island coral  standard Wranglers swinging blues  standard African violet leaf: Robs boolaroo  semi mini trail Sky diver trail  semi mini trail. Not registered with avsa but an amazing plant. It was hybridized by Pat Tracey in 1983 or 84 Saintpaula rupicola

I thought I had upgraded to IE7 at one point. Yahoo wants me to upgrade to IE8, but after reading about it here, I was reluctant to do so. I did go to windows updates last week to see if there were any I needed to do, but after scanning it said there were none. How do I get IE 7?

We moved out of our house last year for a gut remodel of our kitchen, refinishing of main floor wood floors and replacing upstairs carpeting with wood and painting of walls & trim throughout. We were able to store some things in our attic during this time, but all our furniture was in a storage pod. It was exhausting cleaning this place out. Not the big stuff, but every closet, cabinet and drawer. We had just cleared out my parents' home of 30 yrs. when my Mom passed and set my Dad up in an apartment nearby. So our energy gauge was depleted from the start. We had to do it, though, as I'd been without a working range for 2 yrs. and the refrigerator had begun to fail. I swore I would never, ever buy anything else for the house that wasn't essential. I have always kept a clutter-free home in my living spaces, but my closets and cabinets and attic were where all the overflow stuff lived. Our DS moved overseas 6 yrs. ago so we have most of his accumulated worldly treasures in our attic. And DD has a fair share up there, too, as her little Cape has little storage. Aside from a few indulgences - like new glass pieces for my BD - I've managed to live by the "one thing in/one thing out" rule for the past year. This post is further incentive for me to keep at it ;)