Accessible Gardening: Practical Matters for Physically Challenged Gardeners #10, 1 by lovemyhouse

lovemyhouse wrote:
Boyscouts...hmmm...wouldn't that also--maybe, possibly--mean middle-aged male troop leaders, hmmm?...[grin]

Vickie, a 54-year-old, graying, sagging, overweight, lined teenager. Sort of a blurry version of Dorian Gray's portrait. LOL Comes from never having borne children. Childbirth immediately sucks the youthful looks out of ANYONE!!!! ROFL

I once moved my entire apartment in a Ford Fiesta--the original tin-can matchbox model. (was right after divorce and didn't have a bed or couch at the time, worked okee fine). Women know how to pack for maximum efficiency. :-D

It is safe--now--to let me in Michaels. I have new addiction: Daylilies...must...have...Daylilies...

Jim and Kay, sending you a fan of this one in September. It is so gorgeous, you have to have it. Didn't get up at sunrise, but did go out at 7:30 this morning. Yea, me! A first! Stayed until 9:00 when the sun got too high over the neighbor's trees. Watered the new plants, the containers, and the house foundation in front and on the West side. Discovered a hand miter saw will, indeed, cut off thick plastic container tops, but it would be MUUUUUCH easier with power tools. Unless I get an energy spurt later today, Chuy has an extra job to do for me this week. Used this one to temporarily pot the Awesome Bob Daylily I got for my boss, Bob, as a Father's Day gift. It was Awesome or Thingamabob. Didn't think he'd quite care for the latter, so spent the (deep breath) $47.00 on his Awesome-ness. It is HUGE. Have never seen a Daylily that big before--or spent that much money on a FLOWER before. Since Bob is 6'3" and weighs 350, seems appropriate for him. :-)



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