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Comments (142)Although you haven't gone fishing since your teenage years you suddenly become excited about it again when you realize that, while trout, bass, and other "good" fish have catch limits, you can catch all the squawfish and other invasive "bad" species you want, not only cleaning up your local streams and lakes, but also adding valuable micronutrients to your opus magnus....Oh yeah, and maybe you'll catch a trout or two for the dinner table, but that's secondary....See MoreRevision of 'You Know You're Addicted to Gardening When' :
Comments (2)Someone's bound to come on and chastise me, but...About the annuals thing: there was a time 20 yrs ago when your 2nd teeshirt would have been most appropriate in my book. I'll NEVER forget when, 20 yrs ago,3 yrs. after moving here, I met the local garden club president, standing in line at the bank. And I swear to you, I am not kidding, that after I told her about our gardens,she asked me, "What's a perennial?"* But now annuals are yet another extension (along w/ tropicals etc.) of the vast world of "the advanced gardener". My version of your annuals tshirt would say "Friends Don't Let Friends Buy Impatiens" (but then again there ARE some exquisite exotic impatiens...!)and I bet many gardeners have their own fill-in-the-blank dislikes. best, mindy www.cottonarboretum.com/ * I am NOT saying that garden club presidents are all like this.That experience was mine, in my particular town, in 1990....See MoreYou know you're addicted to gardening when ....
Comments (44)When you carry your camera everywhere to photograph plants, trees, gardens, etc. When you go for a midnight ride in your power hair to do some pruning of plants along your way that just need the trimming and need to be rooted. When you travel five hours or more away from your home to attend a plant swap. When you would rather have fresh cow manure and composted dirt for your birthday along with that five hour trip to Crawfordville and all the other nurseries in Tallahassee that you are familiar with. When you dream about your garden and plants at night When the magazines around the house are seed catalogs with highlighted things you want. When you've been sick for a year and die inside when you see the plants and cuttings other gardening friends have shared with you crispy and dead because your non gardening housemate did not tend to them properly and you threatened to kick him out but punish him by forcing him to pull the year worth of weeds and air potato vines. The joy you feel when you see a little life in a plant and the pride when you nurse it back to good health....See MoreYou know you're getting old when.........
Comments (49)Oh my, the lists. I've always been a listmaker, inherited that gene from dear ole Dad. Since I am hosting the holiday this year, I have lists, on the back sides of the paper I have a sub-list, and sadly, the lists are now broken down by indoor/outdoor, every room, menu/food/tasks and the pages have numbers, lol. I cannot function if I don't make lists. It is so satisfying when I can scratch something off one of these lists... Can you tell that I have an over-the-top certifiable type A personality? Really, I am pinch hitting for my SIL as her babysitter quit unexpectedly. Babies at 6 mos. are very fun, but also very distracting, lol. BTW, while tidying up DD's room this morning at 5:45 a.m. (baby naps in there), guess what I came upon on her desk....old lists! Apparently, the apple didn't fall too far from the tree. oakley - I collect post-its too. All colors, lined, unlined, themed, you name it, I probably have it when it comes to the post-it products. My current favorite is the bright lime green. Also collect different dispensers for said post-its. Along with the standard size post-it (3"x3") I buy the larger lined post-it memo pads (not for my "lists", since they don't make lined post-its large enough, YET), as well as post-it flags which I use for dogearing cookbooks, magazine articles, etc. In the spirit of full disclosure, I will confess that each serving piece I've washed so far in prep for the upcoming holiday have a post-it attached with what's going to go into the dish at Easter. I am curious about houseshoes as well? Never heard the term, guessing it may be regional for casual shoes or slippers? Just taking a stab in the dark. I am in serious need of a therapist or Aracept, probably both....See MorejoulesR4me
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