Thinkzinc, great to see you again.
I keep hoping to see your name in the philosophy forum. I so enjoyed the work you'd done at your site in this area.
I joined One World Journeys.
Oh, I was just looking at my site today, Beth! I noticed I had not touched it since 2003!
Not enough hours in the day, unfortunately. A2K is great though, I should drop by here more often! I got your Aktbird email today, and that's what encouraged me to drop by
Thanks for dropping by -- Thinkzinc !!
I hope you stay the course !!
It's actually fun here ....................
Depending upon you of course.
Hi all, clicked...................
You and your 282 friends have supported 1,691,356.8 square feet!
Marine Wetlands habitat supported: 56,297.9 square feet.
You have supported: (34,041.5)
Your 282 friends have supported: (22,256.4)
American Prairie habitat supported: 32,346.8 square feet.
You have supported: (9,199.8)
Your 282 friends have supported: (23,147.0)
Rainforest habitat supported: 1,602,712.1 square feet.
You have supported: (158,405.3)
Your 282 friends have supported: (1,444,306.8)
Puter's down at home.
That'll teach me to try to tidy up the puter's innards
Hopefully it won't have to go to the hospital.
ehBeth, aww! Hope puter recovers quickly!
Shoot, must be the season. Working outdoors today attempting storm damage fixin'. That - and more rain expected! <sigh>
all clicked
Thanks for the new thread and that wonderful site, ehBeth. I should have known that something was afoot when I stopped getting topic reply notifications.
But I've been a clicking. Wonderful weather here in the low 70's, last week and again this week. Our January thaw? Sorry about your weather, Stradee.
sumac, living in the mountains, one can expect cold weather during the winter months. What I didn't expect was half the porch innundated with a wavering plant/tree! It's quite lovely during spring with cascading branches filled with clusters of yellow flowers though. Worth the extra work.
ehBeth, the link really terrific, thanks.
A good morning cuppa - and a good morning clicksa.
Sending a smile and wishing everyone a good day ~
"Today's mighty oak is just yesterdays nut holding its ground"
Here's a photo of the plant during last years Spring bloom. Keeping fingers, eyes, and toes crossed for the same results next Spring <after today's trimmings> The tree cascades and branches bloom clusters of yellow flowers.
Morning,
Clicked!
Stradee, Nice plant.
Stradee,
If it is a form of rose, then I know precisely what it is. Let me know.
Morning all, and clicked.
sumac, here's a link to the larger photo. I'd sure like to know what the name of the plant is also. Thanks
http://www.msnusers.com/wildllife/shoebox.msnw?action=ShowPhoto&PhotoID=41
Stradee,
I may be wrong, but it looks to me like a Rosa Banksiae lutea, or Lady Banks rose, from the class of Antigue roses. Go to the link below, and review the images from #3 onward. Does it look like yours?
