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Pastel Tortie

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good morning roomie!
I took the time out to look at this wonderful forum this morning... (after I was rudely awakened)...
I am choosing to have a very nice day.
If all are home once again.....
I am going to be “politely” loud.
I would really like to see how the other half lives like..
but never the less and whatever it takes....
I WILL HAVE A NIIIIIICCCCEEEEE Day! ??
Thanks to all of you and your fantastic ideas and humorous stories .
I feel so much better.!

may this same feeling be propelled unto all of you for a beautiful day as well...??
You being so nice and cheery in the morning really brightens my day. :)
 

Blackdog1714

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There is restaurant in RVA called Salt & Forge. Exemplary offerings- my breakfast go to is a grilled chicken biscuit with bread and butter pickles and hot honey. A blackberry serrano jelly accompies! It is at the top of my enjoyable heat scale with a biscuit that holds together till the last bite!! That is how to guarantee a good day!
 

Maggie3fan

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YOU ARE AWWWSOME!!!!
Didn’t it disturb your birds and tortoise?
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No, the birds are used to that sound as it happens in my house almost every week end from February to October, just usually not that loud. Another thing you can do is if they play rock n roll loud and disturbs you, you need to play Patsy Cline or Hank Williams Sr, Garth Brooks, Dolly, really loud that makes'em crazy. I am so glad I don't have to go thru that anymore. I'm sorry you do
 

EllieMay

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I wish all the best for you and your family!!
You are now almost always on my mind.
I am keeping the faith.... seeing that’s all I have any more.
chin(s) up—chest out—butt up..?
let’s go!
EllieMay - from recent experience all I can say is : “wow- god DOES work In mysterious ways... He DOES...He truly DOES!”
I think it is a test ..
To see if we can hold on till HE answers the prayer...
Stay strong !
We are ALL with you! ??❤
Thank you Yvonne! Your a very nice addition to our crazy world!
 

Maro2Bear

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Happy sunny Tuesday all. Sunny & bright, chilly & nice. Ground is soggy from the big storms, but good for the plants. I have a few bags of daffodils to dig in, a deck to finish up, the ship’s box to finish. But, i did start & finish a nice little dolly to easily push around heavy plants from porch to inside to sunroom. We might get a real frost tonight or tomorrow night so I’ll lug the Elephant Ear plants inside.

Thanksgiving Cactus

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Maggie3fan

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No, it actually won’t take long at all ?
I thought bamboo would look nice in a 75 gallon bright blue tote. So I went to an empty lot up the street and dug up 9 or 10 bamboo starts or bigger shoots and planted them right in the front of my house in that tote. The plants are now taller then the windows. Last Sunday I hadda rake the leaves. So no NASCAR I may as well physically do something. I'm raking like a fiend, my rake hit's that blue plastic tote, and big pieces of blue plastic went flying. Crap, the bamboo is root bound as all hell. About 10 years of growth, broke thru the plastic and into the ground. Bamboo is seriously invasive and you'll be sorry.
 

Maggie3fan

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Happy sunny Tuesday all. Sunny & bright, chilly & nice. Ground is soggy from the big storms, but good for the plants. I have a few bags of daffodils to dig in, a deck to finish up, the ship’s box to finish. But, i did start & finish a nice little dolly to easily push around heavy plants from porch to inside to sunroom. We might get a real frost tonight or tomorrow night so I’ll lug the Elephant Ear plants inside.

Thanksgiving Cactus

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What a color!!! Do you know what it's called?
Here's mine, blooming like a crazy thing, even tho I turned it, all the blooms are on one side. How about some photos of your sunroom? I love looking at other members plants...Last night I counted to make a point about saucers, I have 64 plants in my house for the winter.
My lefty cactus...lol
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I don't have any small tortoises in tort tables anymore. So here's what I've done to the tort table in the Mary and Big Sam's shed
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So I am hoping that the pull of the light will over time, will make the old man cactus straighten up
 
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Maggie3fan

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I thought bamboo would look nice in a 75 gallon bright blue tote. So I went to an empty lot up the street and dug up 9 or 10 bamboo starts or bigger shoots and planted them right in the front of my house in that tote. The plants are now taller then the windows. Last Sunday I hadda rake the leaves. So no NASCAR I may as well physically do something. I'm raking like a fiend, my rake hit's that blue plastic tote, and big pieces of blue plastic went flying. Crap, the bamboo is root bound as all hell. About 10 years of growth, broke thru the plastic and into the ground. Bamboo is seriously invasive and you'll be sorry.
I am
 

Maro2Bear

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What a color!!! Do you know what it's called?
Here's mine, blooming like a crazy thing, even tho I turned it, all the bloomes are on one side. How abot some photos of your sun View attachment 311237room? I love looking at other members plants...Last night I counted to make a point about saucers, I have 64 plants in my house for the winter.
My lefty cactus...lol

Sunroom half a wreck right now, being used a tool transition room. Tools we use on the deck during the day are brought into the sunroom over night. Once it’s a bit tidy, pix.

Here’s our Monstera & another Monstera Wannabe

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Maggie3fan

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Sunroom half a wreck right now, being used a tool transition room. Tools we use on the deck during the day are brought into the sunroom over night. Once it’s a bit tidy, pix.

Here’s our Monstera & another Monstera Wannabe

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I have them as well. Not as big tho...it rains snows or fogs for 7 months, it's hard for plants to grow without sun...I call that last one my dinosaur plant
 

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you are on FIRE today Joesmum!!!!!
We LOVE IT!!!
how much coffee (with espresso) have you had this morning?? ???????
We had Blue t!ts nesting in the camera nest box in our garden. I needed to come up with something that allowed me to talk about them :D
 

Blackdog1714

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You have never heard "loud" until you hear 42 stock cars with 700 hp engines and no mufflers. In person it vibrates in your chest, on the TV it vibrates the walls...such fun
I live exactly 2.28 miles (as the crow flies) from RIR and I love the sound when they race
 
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