I'm so itching and twitching to respond to this post on you RR thread Diana, but, I'm being a good girl since I haven't traded with the person "Doing my best to do things right. Sorry that I have mailed some seeds not in a bubble envelope due to not having one available and wanting to get seed out at once so I would not get behind. Most seeds sent were flat so thought it would have been ok and when printed on envelope to "Hand stamp" what more can you do? Have learned my lesson, and with some people, learned that you just can't please them no matter what you do. Like I said, lesson learned." BUT. this is just bull crap. Flat seeds should be fine, my arse and marked hand stamp? Who is this character kidding. I got one of those envies several years ago, flat seeds, marked hand stamp. Whoopy. the seeds where flat to start with, that is true, money plant seeds are flat, but those crushers in the PO, don't care that the seeds are flat, fat, round or anything else. When they are done with the envie, there is pulverized dust left, even with the flat money seeds. Every seen what those crushers can do to marigold seeds? Yup, dust with them too. What more can you do? How about a bubble envelope and do things right. forget about getting them out fast. Just a stupid, stupid answer and nasty to boot. No thanks, that one isn't gonna be on my trade or BEAP list. Seeds go out in bubblies only, trade or BEAP and they come in with a Bubblie or bad review is posted. I'm with you Diana, and standing my ground as well. Fran

I've been reading self-help, cleaning and organizing blogs and magazines for years. One thought that stood out "You can't organize clutter." The only way to deal with clutter is put things away where they belong and toss as much as possible on a regular basis.

Today I looked at a Crossville series of subdued solid colored tile in coarse, very matte squares. There were other shapes as well. Color that attracted me was "caboose" red, but there were a number of other colors, including a blue and a teal. I have also recently seen a set of matte colored tiles in finer clay of what the names said were "happy" colors--choc brown, cherry red, yelloworange, cream white, med blue, spring green-- in large rectangular shape, various sized squares, and perhaps more. Very intriguing, but, then, I'm rather big on color. Both of these sets were solid color all the way through. __ Thanks for the joke, weedmeister!

What a good looking group of kids! ! ! Sounds like y'all had a lot of fun, making wonderful memories for you and them, too! Makes me feel a bit of nostalgia for when my grandkids were in that age group, and we had such fun times together. Now they are raising their own families, but it's not unusual to hear "Grandma, tell me about when Daddy was my age and you and he did thus & such!" I love it! Rusty