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Ruby, My fellow Gemini....thinking of you where ever you may be...
Hi to all who have ventured to mix with this mad and maddening, yet lovable group of folks from around the world who prove that people need people to show that they have more in common then in differences...Peace!

Mama, you've always pushed us along with your gentle wisdom.

I won't post tomorrow because I'll be surrounded by almost 60 third grade students in the Aquarium Museum sleepover. Argh! Sleeping on a concrete floor surrounded by mischievous munchkins is not the most easy thing to do. Thank heavens it's only once a year!

Think of me slowly losing my sanity as I try to manage the kids and their childlike parents!

Bit of a time between posts??????????????????????????

Shosho, if you do lay down on the concrete, go slowly and you may want to land tush first. Going head first is not a good idea. Especially, since this is the end of the school year.

Good night worldly people.

Good evening, y'all. I just had a thought. This is a lot like Twitter isn't it? Twitter but with pictures, maybe?

Good afternoon all.
Ruby - Thinking of you on what would have been your birthday.
Lovely to see so many new members posting today and last night - Mari, Darticus and Irma.
If we all tried to be there to post in the first minute of the More...

Hi Elsie

Plum, definitely the Cheshire cat

CG, knot bad

Darticus and Mari, great to see you both posting.

Thank you CP for telling us about Dr Chris O'Brien.
Very sorry to hear this sad news.

hello Gail,
can we meet in the chat room

Hello

I have been trying to say hi to win and Doug but I lose connection

Aha it has worked. The powers in the weather department said stormy weather last night well about a bucket full of rain managed with the help of the wind blew the petals off the roses so they are now dead headed and waiting on the rain.

Good afternoon GannieMo - well it is afternoon here in Western Australia. By the way who is Ruby?

...or should I say, the late Ruby?
Is Billy who married recently, a man or woman?
So many questions but so few answers!

Ah well, as our PM might say, adios.

OK Doug, Ruby was a lovely person who was a great participant on this site until her sudden death last year.
Billy is the pen-name of a lady who lives in Perth, WA and has been a lively and lovely poster here. Also a great hostess as Steve and I stayed with her on our last visit to WA.

Thank you.

Sorry win, I was off visiting pages!

I will try for a little while now and see if you are still around.

Hi Doug, Welcome to another Aussie.

Hi Doug

Shosho:
Take great care while sleeping in that aquarium. Sharks have very big sharp teeth.

shosho do you all wear scuba gear?

Hello to you too, Viv and Gail.I really only come onto this site during a quiet time at work so I don't get to see everything; in fact very little.I just pop around various days and read a bit here and there, every now and then! Now it's nearly home time, or to be more honest, drinks after work time!So as they say,.. until next time.

TGIF, hey Doug

POETS you mean Gail?

Hello everyone, I'm getting very excited as this is the weekend I get to meet Victoria from Fernlands if it as happy an occasion as the meet with Ian and Anne it will be great. RIP Dr O'Brien and David Carradine. Ruby remembering a friend lost.

For those who enjoy my garden vicariously I have added some more pics. Someone asked if I grow only roses so I have added a few other flowers but for me I think this lot contain my best rose photos.

Hi Mo I planted some Pansies today as I haven't had time to prepare a garden for some roses but soon I hope.

POETS Mo? You have my interest piqued!

I think that even the smallest amount of floral colour in the garden lifts the spirit

Amelia, two meets in such a short time? Lucky you.

P*ss Off Early Tomorrow's Saturday

hehe I like that!

BTW The Pullman Orient Express is stunning.
Are the 'capucines' nasturtiums?

2.17 Most certainly one of Nal's.

Yes it is and yes they are.

I have liked nasturtiums since primary school in London. We all lived in flats and everyspring the school would give each child a couple of seeds. We planted them and nurtured them on bedroom windowsills etc and just before the end of the school year (July) on a given date we all arrived at the More...