We are hardly urban living in or next to a nature's sanctuary. It is quite isolated so we still have Bambi and her tribe (I"m winning organically thus far this year!) foxes, coyotes, feral cats (thank yew! thank yew! to all the idiots who dump their animals on the old kindly farmer!) and two swings: one for the front yard and one for the back yard. I don't garden all that well but I write checks pretty well for Tall Girl to work her magic. Below is some of her magic that I see.
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Joan: thanks and good to see you.
Just Cathy: it is indeed a big ahhhhh
Sheepdg and Scanner: Baby Girl just baked the most amazing dewberry/blueberry cobbler with fruit from our own vines! since she and I have to watch our sugar, we gave Splenda a try and yummmmmms! (salivating yet? ) thands for the peak.
Dina: One of the biggest shocks I got when I really began to understand and 'see' Africa is how green and mountainous parts of it is.
(Now I'm off to slap Dr. Spudman).
MAWB: You know I hadn't thought of them in years until I was having problems with my Nikon D70 and grumbled about too many choices and I should just have a brownie camera! Glad someone else remembers them.