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ardesia Jacksonville, FL(Zone 9a) Sep 20, 2009

45 and counting here. All good, but the best part is the years together keep getting better. :-)

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pollyk Hannibal, NY(Zone 6a) Sep 20, 2009

Gardengus and ardesia, it does seem to go that way in a happy marriage I think. When I was young, I don't think I appreciated Russ as much as I do now. The longer we're married the more I love him too, and the times together do get more special.

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ge1836 Pittsford, NY(Zone 6a) Sep 20, 2009

I am applauding as we speak.
I have many talents ,but choosing the right man isnt one of them

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JasperDale Long Beach, CA(Zone 10a) Sep 21, 2009

Beware if pirl sends you a cherry pie...

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pollyk Hannibal, NY(Zone 6a) Sep 21, 2009

But at least you're happy in your own skin, Jo Ann.

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ge1836 Pittsford, NY(Zone 6a) Sep 21, 2009

You got that right.
I had a couple of proposals along the way but they wanted me to take care of them.
I dont see that as "pulling equally in harness" or an equal partnership.

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margaran (Maggie) Jacksonvill, FL(Zone 9a) Sep 26, 2009

I have no idea when my plants will bloom .I 'm hoping fall.

Maggie

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ge1836 Pittsford, NY(Zone 6a) Sep 26, 2009

I was out taking pictures yesterday and there are still garden places that look great.
The temp here now is 38*
There will be frost one day soon.
No rain for weeks has anuals that are left, drooping and looking sad
In the far background is my neighbors Black Raspberry bed.
YES its filled with weeds
I am glad they are east of us and the wind blows past us to them.
They just dont get it.

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pirl (Arlene) Southold, NY(Zone 7a) Sep 26, 2009

Luckily, I've always had neighbors who really cared about their plants and gardens. Zuzu hasn't lucked out that way and has a neighbor who has an overgrown mess.

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ge1836 Pittsford, NY(Zone 6a) Sep 26, 2009

Its maddening.
The boys tended the raspberries when they were home and picked them and made pies.This spring the father and 3 sons made the bed bigger. The bushes nearly all died as they were dug in late June.
They watered the dickins out of them and in late August all the kids but 2 (out of 7) went to new jobs or back to collage.
They never weeded the new patch all summer.The rest of the property looks just as messt.
They DO mow the lawn.

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pollyk Hannibal, NY(Zone 6a) Sep 26, 2009

Your picture looks like fall, Jo Ann. It's lovely though. And I can't wait until next year to see how everything leaps.

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