Pacific Northwest Gardening: Weird Weather of '09!! ....... #1, 1 by Sally_OR

Sally_OR wrote:
Beahive...what a mess. Even the fairies aren't safe in this 'weird weather'. Love your stack pots, those are fun to do.
Hopefully you won't have any more casualties. I've seen those upside down pots at the fair, haven't tried them yet. I think your link was less expensive.

Laura....Hope you're having a wonderful day!

Quoting:What I wouldn't give to have 24 hours where I'm not responsible for anyone else and didn't have to do something.

If you figure out how that is done, let me know. It has to include not thinking about what you should be doing.

Susan..I've always had to hold my own so to speak. But must admit at 65 I'm slowing down. And yes the younger ones today don't make the mark. A big laugh a friend and I had when I retired (she had earlier than I) was they had to hire 5 people to replace me. Partly me and partly because my crew didn't work as hard for the new people.
Can't blame them, why work harder than everyone else?

Portland....glad your laptop survived. Had us worried there a bit.

Here's a picture of my topsy, turvey pots( or tipsy, turvey). That's what they called them on another thread, in yard art I think. Not as lush as beahive's. Not bad for a first try. I pulled mine up for winter though. Was afraid the terra cotta wouldn't make it. Home Depot had some really pretty terra cotta pots, more expensive though. I don't do expensive if I can avoid it and especially not on an experiment. LOL