Hello Archie!

hi Jeannon,

     just wanted to touch base and say that i miss hearing from

you.   i just don't have the time to get on this thing too often in

the growing season, so i'm not up to date on what you been up

to or not, but i haven't seen any word from you lately when i've

checked and just wanted to say that your input has been much

appreciated, and who cares if folks don't always agree, or bitch

each other out now and then, for we are up against a pile of shit.

     i like you and want to continue to hear from you and hope

that you are not done saying your say here.    lovies.   sandy

hi Jeannon!   thanks so much for commenting back!   i so

do appreciate it and i always love hearing about peoples'

gardening ventures.  more on that in a mo.

      i will have to agree with what you said about Morgie, and

i call him that affectionately for years.   i have a gripe in that

direction or two myself.    i proud of you for spelling that out here,

it should be done, and a couple of us were thinking along some

of those same lines.

      i tried not to be too offended when he ignored my welcome

and comment when he became the newest NEWBIE on this group.

      i didn't appreciate the rudeness either, especially the comment

about 'scholars? what scholars".   i did respond about that at the time.

      this group is quite unique, in a buncha ways.   and we have some

very fine i would even catagorize as remarkable, amazing, talented,

courageous, etc etc folks on this group.  not everyone is a skoller.

and the array of types of folks all brought together by the horror that

was 9/11 is a wonder.   and of course we will never in a million years

all agree on ANYTHING.  most of  those of us left have risen above that roadblock

and tend to value others'  opinions, no matter how they differ from our own.

      your remark about Morgie and having respected him long, i agreed

with that also, and after the rudeness i mentioned to a friend, on this group,

that maybe he wasn't really the guy i always thought he was.

        i still think he has contributed great stuff to 9/11 truth, and still

think of him as basically one of us.  but i do agreee with you on that.

       yeah, ahhh, gardening.  best therapy i know.  yeah, we have

some pretty sucky growing conditions here too, in Stow, Ohio,

we have about 3 acres of swampy grass, as in when we get too

much rain it's a mooshy swamp, therefore really bad to garden in.

the photo of me is up on our deck, which naturally proves to be

the better option.  and this year we probly make a kiddie pool

into a little raised garden to try a sunnier spot, but then we hafta

protect it from the many critters that abound out here in sorta boonies.

      we don't plant til late May cause of late frosts here, duh, tomorrow

we're sposeda get 1-2 inches of slushy snow!  so i have seedlings under

light gettin ready and it's fun getting cleaned up and ready and watching

the perrenials growing.   great therapy.  and it can't hurt to grow some

of our own food, what with the outrageous food prices.

       thank you so much Jeannon, you and i good, right?  in spite

of whatever differences.  good luck with that Texas rock!   maybe

some raised part shaded beds would help you out, too.  plants is fun.

                               so glad to have you here, dig hearing from you,

and you should by all means say what you gotta say.  we all should.

plus i really like there being some chicks on this group. 

                                  happy Earthness and lovies.   Peace and out.

ps how is them doggies comin along?