How 'Bout Some GOOD News for a Change?
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From: Caitriona Mac Fhiodhbhuidhe on 10 Jun 2008 08:57 Posted this in ASM as well, so my apologies to anyone reading it twice. Got my house on the farm rented. Rented a house near work. Have a date this weekend with someone who thinks I'm worth driving 2 hours to spend time with and to get to know better - someone who DOESN'T need rescuing. (38, single, no kids, steady job that he loves, no problem having to pass YS and my mechanic's inspections before he can date me, etc) Kitten
From: Caitriona Mac Fhiodhbhuidhe on 10 Jun 2008 16:39 On Jun 10, 8:17 am, vjr...(a)allhats2.xcski.com (Vicki Robinson) wrote: > In a previous article, Caitriona Mac Fhiodhbhuidhe <st_brigids_gate_f...(a)yahoo.com> said: > > >Posted this in ASM as well, so my apologies to anyone reading it > >twice. > > >Got my house on the farm rented. > > >Rented a house near work. > > >Have a date this weekend with someone who thinks I'm worth driving 2 > >hours to spend time with and to get to know better - someone who > >DOESN'T need rescuing. (38, single, no kids, steady job that he > >loves, no problem having to pass YS and my mechanic's inspections > >before he can date me, etc) > > Well, I have responded over on ASM too, but I'll repeat it here: All good > news! You deserve some fun after the last eight years. Enjoy it. > Thanks, Vicki. And to top it all off, my roses and kalanchoe on the window sill above my desk are blooming again. What more could a girl ask for? Kitten
From: Caitriona Mac Fhiodhbhuidhe on 10 Jun 2008 18:04 On Jun 10, 4:38 pm, vjr...(a)allhats2.xcski.com (Vicki Robinson) wrote: > In a previous article, Caitriona Mac Fhiodhbhuidhe <st_brigids_gate_f...(a)yahoo.com> said: > > >Thanks, Vicki. And to top it all off, my roses and kalanchoe on the > >window sill above my desk are blooming again. What more could a girl > >ask for? > > Nothing. Flowers are wonderful; I have a garden that's making my heart > glad too. But I have a little potted kalanchoe, and darned if I can > make it bloom. It's beautifully healthy, growing branches and leaves, > but no blossoms. :-( > > What did you do to make yours bloom? > It was blooming when I bought it. I was surprised when it started blooming again. I keep it on the window sill, which is south-facing. And I water it with ferti-lome added to the water. Other than that, I just turn the pot a couple times a week. Kitten
From: Tracey on 10 Jun 2008 18:07 Vicki Robinson wrote: > In a previous article, Caitriona Mac Fhiodhbhuidhe <st_brigids_gate_farm(a)yahoo.com> said: > > >>Thanks, Vicki. And to top it all off, my roses and kalanchoe on the >>window sill above my desk are blooming again. What more could a girl >>ask for? > > > > Nothing. Flowers are wonderful; I have a garden that's making my heart > glad too. But I have a little potted kalanchoe, and darned if I can > make it bloom. It's beautifully healthy, growing branches and leaves, > but no blossoms. :-( > > What did you do to make yours bloom? > > Vicki I think lots and lots and lots of sun. Mine always got leggy and rarely bloomed when in the house. The ones I bought and have sitting outside with 5 or more hours a day of full sun haven't stopped blooming since I bought them 6 months ago. Tracey
From: Tracey on 10 Jun 2008 18:09
Caitriona Mac Fhiodhbhuidhe wrote: > Posted this in ASM as well, so my apologies to anyone reading it > twice. > > Got my house on the farm rented. > > Rented a house near work. > > Have a date this weekend with someone who thinks I'm worth driving 2 > hours to spend time with and to get to know better - someone who > DOESN'T need rescuing. (38, single, no kids, steady job that he > loves, no problem having to pass YS and my mechanic's inspections > before he can date me, etc) > > Kitten Glad to hear things are looking up and going well for you, Cat. Tracey |