Clint I love accents!
Kate - Didn't farmer McGregor have a lovely welsh wife???

People from Michigan don't have an accent...

I only give people an accent on here when they say y'all. I wish I could type with an accent.

I don't sound as southern as some people around here. You would die laughing in my Public Speaking course. I swear a guy started his speech like this: "Ya'll I'm gone be talkin bout how ta change yer flayat tire tanahght." I had to bite my finger to keep from laughing. If he does a speech this week I might have to have a few drinks before class.

Love it Clint!!
Arlene, I always thought that until living in the Pacific NorthWest, where there really is not much of an accent and noticing how strongly I say words like "yard" (I over pronounce the "R") or I say "mell" for "mail" sell for "sale" Really funny!! And meanwhile I have a sister who never left MI and now I totally notice her nasal accent!

Clint you may have to have a few if you were to ever talk to me. Is that funny or sad

Not to change the subject but i have a plant that i refer to as a succulent type plant but i think (i typed an i but was thinking an a thank) it would be correct to call it a tender succulent.You can propagate from leaves,i watered about 3 times all winter.It's the last to come in and first to go out,it really hardy but not freezing hardy.Capitella 'Campfire' i want to share some pictures of it with yall.



It has really turned red. Does anyone remember my friend in the rock garden well i now have 2.

Jojoe I love your "friends"!!! How cute, that one trying to camouflage itself in with your plant!! The plant looks really pretty! I don't think I've ever heard of this type of plant!!

The posts here are too funny! Bet you'll never guess what my accent is...and I'm not telling.

Back to the subject: Thanks to Lynn looks like I've been including succulents in my clearance plant hunts lately. Here's a new one from Lowe's clearance rack for less than $1

Jade Plant (Crassula Argentea), requested name to be added to the database.



My first baby Echevera "chroma" too little my ipad can't focus on it:

gg5 said: Clint I love accents!
Kate - Didn't farmer McGregor have a lovely welsh wife???

Jelinda I have a campfire as well. I cant wait to get it out in the sun here when it's warm enough outside. It is still pretty green. And you little garden buddys looks to be Anole lizards. My son has one in his tank with his toads and frogs. Its a brown one. Its harder to get the green ones here I guess. So cute!! Thanks for posting your campfire. I as well purchased the same jade plant from Lowes but I bought a hanging one. i have it in the bathroom and havent had to water it yet.

GigiPlumeria said:The posts here are too funny! Bet you'll never guess what my accent is...and I'm not telling.

Back to the subject: Thanks to Lynn looks like I've been including succulents in my clearance plant hunts lately. Here's a new one from Lowe's clearance rack for less than $1

Jade Plant (Crassula Argentae), requested name to be added to the database.



My first baby Echevera "chroma" too little my ipad can't focus on it:

oops this is the baby plant

Awwww the little baby is so cute....Im trying to get babies myself

I'm hoping the baby will survive:)! I think I'm fussing on it too much.

gg5 said:
Arlene, I always thought that until living in the Pacific NorthWest, where there really is not much of an accent and noticing how strongly I say words like "yard" (I over pronounce the "R") or I say "mell" for "mail" sell for "sale" Really funny!! And meanwhile I have a sister who never left MI and now I totally notice her nasal accent!

So, crick or creek? We moved from MI when my kids were young so they must not have picked up the Mighigan NON-accent because they are always teasing me about where I accent words like lima BEANS instead of LIMA beans...There is something my family says that I never realized until I left how strange it is but because of age and being late I cannot remember it. I'm going home in two weeks and I think I'll catch someone saying it.

Creek

Great plant Jelinda. And I am so jealous that you have lovely chameleons like that. We don't even have lizards.

Gigi, here is the entry for that great find of yours. Jade Plant (Crassula ovata)
C. argentea is a synonym of C. ovata.
And that baby echeveria is wonderful.

Well Arlene, you probably will hear it since garden season is well on it way to producing lima BEANS.

I have no accent. Non whatsoever.

Thank you Lynn! Glad I finished the project. Also was able to upload C. Ovata pic and corrected my spelling Argentea on this Jade plant. :hurray:.

Gigi, I would have thought French accent until you posted "fussin' on it too much" dead give away (southern France!)
Arlene you crack me up! Don't ya hate that when you lose your train of thought mid sentence!
I say "creek" lima BEEEN (at which most Seattleites then ask - where are you from??)
Sorry - totally forgot what this thread is even about...my bad

I'm so happy to hear I'm not the only one! Wait until I tell the kids about this! I'll have the last laugh!

that is too funny! I on't even know what a French accent sounds like. You picked up on that "fussin (with a g) too much" phrase though because that's exactly what I was thinking when I typed it. However, I read that somewhere and just copied it.