ozzzyyy

More Great gardening websites to share! I really enjoy visiting these sites.....especially when the 1st day of March 2005 came in like a lion bringing frigid temps and a foot of snow!! Dreamy garden sites are just the ticket to think of better days ahead! Daves Garden We are a large and very active community of gardeners and farmers, sharing information, seeds, and plants. You'll find lots of useful info here, including: A Garden Plants Directory of over 63,000 plants and 37,000 plant photos A "Garden Watchdog" Directory of gardening-related mail order companies, rated by the members of Dave's Garden. Garden Book Reviews - over 1,300 books listed, and 224 book reviews posted. Botanical Dictionary, and Garden Terms Dictionary Free online Garden Journal - a valuable tool to help you keep track of your garden Trading tools, forum, community and more! http://davesgarden.com/ The Country Garden for Self-Sufficient Living Gardening articles and "how to" information for growing crops and food on the homestead. http://www.goodbyecitylife.com/fields/index.htm Garden Here - Plant, Seed and Flower Exchange GardenHere is an Internet community for home gardeners and neighborhood garden clubs. We make it easy for members to trade plants, seeds and flowers. Here, our members share home gardening tips and plant propagation techniques. Everyone is welcome to upload plant and flower pictures, give garden advice, ask questions or just say "hello". http://gardenhere.com/

Get Gardening Help on the Internet At the National Gardening Association's Easy Seed-Starting Guide, you can "get your garden off to a good start" with their step-by-step instructions and tips from the pros. Learn the germination temperature, the number of days to germinate, plant spacing, and the amount of sunlight required. Access the National Gardening Magazine to learn about new vegetables, fruit, or roses. http://www.wowpages.com/nga/ Please feel free to add your favorite gardening links to this sticky thread for easy access. Happy Gardening, Spring is just around the corner

Darlene, I think this poor duck just wants to live at your house. And who wouldn't, you do have 3 cleaning ladies!!

Go Mindy, Go! I hope she rids you of the mice problem! We don't have a mice problem as of yet at our home, knock, knock ,knock....but our cabin is filled with them. Recently we aquired a female kitten that we rescued from an alley and I believe she is going to make a nice mouser. Of course we'll feed her regardless, but it sure is nice when pets earn their keep.

(((((((Mommyof5)))))))))

"The 5 people you meet in heaven" was an awesome movie. I'm sure the book is way better. I'll have to get my hands on a copy. It sure made you think. Every action and decision good or bad, affects another person. No man or woman is an island unto him or herself, we are all connected. I thought this movie was beautifully done.

Yes, I plan to watch it!! Actually, I have been very excited to see the movie. I had not had the pleasure of reading the book and loved hearing everyone's reviews.

Oh, I have so many favorites!! My all-time favorite is "Go Tell It On The Mountain", with lots of drums and done up instrumentally powerful! My second favorite is "Hark, The Herald Angels Sing".

Blessed Birthday to you!! Homey

Oh, Twi, My heart and prayers go out to this brave young man's family! And to you, too! We can not make sense of any of it.....This I do know, I am forever grateful and so very proud of our troops of men and women of the armed forces. God bless them and bring them all safely home.

((((BigskyMommy)))))) & ((((((Motherearth))))) *see Homesteading* Our hearts and prayers go out to you during this most difficult time!

((((Motherearth))) May you be filled with strength in the days ahead....and lasting memories of loved ones to pass on. Blessings to you and yours,

We've got almost 10 year old pet chickens that surprise us with an egg every now and again. Chickens certainly have distinquishing personalities when you keep them around long enough to get to know them. Ours will die of natural causes, most assuredly!

The DH, DS, DD & I are on our own this year due to DS having 1 day off (Thanksgiving) from work. We had to choose DS who lives 2 hours away and looks forward to visiting *home* on the holidays or my family gathering in another state. It was a heart wrenching decision to not be with extended loved ones but we chose what is best for our own family. Our menu is pretty basic...My immediate family is rather picky so we won't be having all the extras (stuffing, sweet potatoes etc.) that I have grown up enjoying. Also I am doing so well eating *low-carb* that I don't want to totally wreck my way of eating, I have had to make minor adjustments. *Turkey Mashed potatoes & gravy Corn *Cauliflower Crescent rolls *Sugar-free cranberry jello *deviled eggs *pickle & olive tray Pumpkin & apple pie *Sugar free pumpkin bake Happy Thanksgiving all!