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I'm waiting on that clothing line

I've seen dogs that have suffered this. I don't know what they do about it now but many years ago the area would have been drained and a button sewed to the ear to put pressure on the two layers of tissue

Oh, I feel for you. Worked for more than a decade in retail and have been yelled at, assaulted, treated like human garbage, and had to deal with things I never should have seen. You were extremely kind

Thank you. There has been considerable pain which is getting lesser each day. As for taking it easy, I really don't have a choice in the matter. I'm too fatigued to do anything.

Congratulations on the sales, the turnout, and for adding another year.

I'm also going to use another systemic method of pest removal. Knowing of the smokers in the area I have saved the butts and am stewing a nicotine "tea". I'll be pouring it around the roots of

The poison ivy problem is going to remain a problem as they grow in the roots of the cedar hedges belonging to my neighbors. Short of killing off their hedges (to which I am sure they would object) the

Looks like another google search for me to find out the mechanism that a plant uses to produce the webbing. Very interesting thank you. I love learning about new plants.

My Max decided there was nothing tastier that a queen wasp and went after her with a vengeance. Stung once not deterrent enough. Must eat wasp. Stung twice now he looks like Goofy before I can pull him

I love how the shadows around her give her so much depth. This is awesome.

Are the spines on the leaf edges as sharp as they look?

I love how the shadows around her give her so much depth. This is awesome.

It may come down to rototilling the entire back yard and starting over. Beside wild parsnip there is an abundance of poison ivy. It would give me a chance to level the ground as it is very uneven.

Your garden is lovely. Are the flowers in the second picture a type of bleeding heart?

I like your selection of seeds. All vegetables I am deeply fond of, especially the eggplant. Planting the butternuts in the compost heap is not something I had thought of but it makes sense. I shall try

It does indeed. I used a covered cream cheese container for the mix. I'm waiting on the rain letting up a bit as we've had torrential downpours the last three days. 116 mm in three days. The last container

I have purchased the supplies I need so no excuses for me. :)

I definitely will.

The Muses are fickle. Mine is a likes to sulk at times and I have to force her to get to work. Keep at it!

I grew up in an area of Canada that has winter temperatures sometimes lower than those found on Mars. When I moved to my present location I found the winters oh so mild but after several years here I have