I too have a Super Bronco tiller, they do a great job. We don't use it though to till up the garden, our son in law does it with his John Deere and tiller. The Bronco gets to go up and down the rows of veggies. I used to use it a lot, but don't any more, our other son in law uses it or or daughter uses her tiller, which is smaller than the Bronco. It is too wet here for gardening yet, more rain coming this morning. As they say, that is what makes the little chicks grow! Sue in Central Indiana

we have the clouds and 70, but the rain isn't due in til night...did my walking today at meijers and actually remember a couple of items i've forgotten for 2 days, lol.. will have a full weekend and have to get the bath's cleaned...all the beds have clean sheets...besides mother's day, we're celebrating my only dgs's 4th bday...just saw his proposed party (pic-nick, cute right?) is suppose to be rainy...thank goodness, dd2 has a big enough house! with all the grands, parents and us, that's 17 alone...not mention his other grandparents, and friends... i so envy your ability to make a pie...i could never master a crust worth eating, although the fillings were good, lol.. you did remind me of ever present laundry...most is done but have a bunch to put away...

We adopted him from the Humane Society about 2 weeks ago and what we thought was a "swat mark from another kitten" turns out to be the beginnings of ringworm. The other cats had JUST stopped freaking out when they saw him. Now we will have to re-introduce him to the family.

Leslie, what a beatuiful family! Don't worry about Jayden until after his hearing test. He may just not be ready to talk. We worried about my nephew for a few years. He'll be six next month. Now we can't shut him up! For him, he had two sisters, that were fifteen and seventeen when he was born. They did all the talking for him. They never shut up, either! He never needed to talk. Now they've both moved out in the last couple of years and what a difference! Something that might help is, when you ask him if he wants something, ask in a way that requires an answer. Don't ask if he wants some milk. Ask him if he wants a drink. If he answers yes in his usual way, then ask what he wants. Don't give him the answer in the question. Find something that he's REALLY interested in. Evan's thing is animals of all kinds. He even knew stuff his preschool teacher didn't. She didn't believe him when he corrected her about where one lived. He went home and told his parents what she had said, they went online and printed the info for him to take to school the next time. He is one smart little boy, and Jayden is too. He'll be talking in no time, then you'll wish he was quiet again! Tami