Awesome!! Thanks @Dave

Thank you Dave!

Can you please program in that the seeds in the swap list will change color when we click on them. I have been perusing the list so many times I have some I've clicked on 5 times.

Oh great idea!

I think they do already indeed change to a different color once you click on them. It's blue in either case but once you've clicked it turns a lighter/muter blue.

Thanks! Much appreciated.

How many tickets are issued tonight?

Lisa, we should be getting 24 tickets tonight.

24

Cross posted with Karen. :)

Sixth night, so 6 × 4 = 24

DogsNDaylilies said:On Are all of their dogs teacup size in China? Geez.

So are their woman's clothing lol always have to order much larger size then US sizes

That's too bad. I wish there was more uniformity in clothing sizes.

DnD
I have 3 shih tzus, varying in size from 8-1/2 lbs to 16 lbs. The little one wears a 'medium'. I too, made the mistake of buying him a "small" but for some reason it was tight around the chest.

How anyone can call him a "medium" is beyond me! LOL!

Is anyone else still wishing? I have 11 more to go

Aww, Val, they are SO CUTE!

Here is my Shih Tzu and her sister:



I think the picture was taken last winter.

Ronnie
I just realized I "NEED" an herb garden so I'm looking for those.

luvsgrtdanes said:Here ya go Colleen

Thanks for the wood fire!

I agree with Pistil that splitting wood that splitting wood makes me feel self-sufficient.

If something has too many knots to split, I would leave it for a year on the bottom row of the woodpile, to age, crack and soften. If I couldn't split it after a few years, it would eventually crumble and become mulch.

Fire feels good!

My dad and brothers were splitting wood for dad a couple years back and found a fallen hickory log. Being brothers, it became a test of endurance to see which one could split it in 20 swings. Turns out, none of themails could do it.

lalambchop: which herbs do you want? I have oregano, marjoram, parsley, and basil. I think there's still a few basil packets listed, but I didn't put the others in because they were older seeds. I'd be happy to send some in if you'd like.

Splitting hickory?

I thought that was a test of intelligence. To win, you have to burn the log whole or give it away (for someone else to split and burn).

Or maybe I've only met knotty, knotty hickory.

Okie,
What a sweet offer. Thank you! I found 2 types of parsley, 2 basils, chives and dill. I would love some oregano if you have it to spare. Gee, with all these I'm almost tempted to grow tomatoes but one has to draw the line somethere. I think adding herbs to my flowers is enough for now.

I almost died laughing when I checked to see how many tickets I had to spend and found 37.68 and we don't even have today's yet.

Now, that's some self control Lalalamb