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Raindrops keep falling on my head~~~~ Rejoicing over some much needed rain in Michigan!! In church this morning, we couldn't help but give praise and thanksgiving for this water out of the sky We have not had adequate rain for weeks and today we have a wonderful down pouring and booming thunderstorm that is music to our ears!! So how is it where you live?? ------------------ [This message has been edited by Ginger (edited July 21, 2002).]

Just wanted to add my sig, now that MM has helped me find it ------------------

I'm here, too...still tring to get my sig to work ------------------

I have contemplated what I wanted to say for a day now. (((((Darlene))))) We have met face to face, and I trust that you know the integrity of my heart and my love for this site. You need to know that this next sentence is filled with more love for you than you may ever know..... I would like slap you silly with a wet noodle for not sharing your burdens with us sooner!! We are family and when one of us is down, we will come to the rescue of that one. It has been said by a wise king of old: "Two are better than one because they have a good return for thier labor. For if either of them falls, the one will lift up his companion. But woe to the one who falls when there is not another to pick him up. Furthermore, if two lie down together they keep warm, but how can one be warm alone? And if one can overpower him who is alone, two canresist him. A cord of *three strands* is not quickly torn apart." We here at Mrs Survival can be that 3 strand cord if ever you should have need (administration, moderaters and members) if only you let us My hearts desire is that you would go in peace and live this day forward in freedom's fullest. Great to see you back in the swing of things. Blessings and love, Ginger ------------------

You've come to the right place I absolutely love my clematis vine growing over my arbor leading into my garden. My clematis is about 3 years old and it just starting to take off. How old is your clematis plant?? When it is young, you will get fewer blooms that when the plant is more mature. I'd say dead heading a fewer bloomed plant will indeed help to create energy for the plant to reproduce...if not this year than the following season. A gorgeously healthy mature clematis vine will bllom profusely that you will not have time to dead head all the magnicent blooms. Here is a wonderful site for you to glean information of this beloved plant. American Clematis Society - http://www.clematis.org/ Happy Gardnin' all!! ------------------ [This message has been edited by Ginger (edited July 21, 2002).]