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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Arthritis / January 2007A different kind of roll call for 2007
it's been so long, i've forgotten who does/is what. name and claim your official title in the asa sandbox/clubhouse for 2007 (and describe your duties, if you wish). ie. - official pool man inspector - kate (that'd be me). my official duties include: making sure he is properly attired--that his tank top color goes well with his tan and his cut-offs fit just-so; making sure his form fits function; oh, and making sure he does a great job of cleaning the pool when he leans out over the pool's edge with the long poled skimmer. ô¿ô Alphabet Mistress Keeping track of what sets of letters describe which conditions and hogging a whole lot of 'em meself. After all, we Gimps have PMS: Phreakin' MANY Sicknesses, don't we? Hugs from Rosie  Signature"If you wanna get it done, you gotta fight for yourself." -- Meat Loaf, Bat Outta Hell II > it's been so long, i've forgotten who does/is what. name and claim your > official title in the asa sandbox/clubhouse for 2007 (and describe your [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > great job of cleaning the pool when he leans out over the pool's edge with > the long poled skimmer. ô¿ô I must confess that I'm one the "chocolate grabbers". Wishing everyone in this wonderful group of arthritis supporters a great 2007 with less pain and better mobility. From California - Joan > Alphabet Mistress > [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > > great job of cleaning the pool when he leans out over the pool's edge with > > the long poled skimmer. ô¿ô I'm just one of those who enjoy what everyone else does. I have no responsibility except to enjoy myself and look beautiful! Gwen I must confess that I'm one the "chocolate grabbers". Wishing everyone in this wonderful group of arthritis supporters a great 2007 with less pain and better mobility. From California - Joan Rosemarie Shiver wrote: > Alphabet Mistress > [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] > > with > > the long poled skimmer. ô¿ô okie doke. so, you're our official mistress of beauty and enjoyment. I'm just one of those who enjoy what everyone else does. I have no responsibility except to enjoy myself and look beautiful! Gwen I must confess that I'm one the "chocolate grabbers". Wishing everyone in this wonderful group of arthritis supporters a great 2007 with less pain and better mobility. From California - Joan Rosemarie Shiver wrote: > Alphabet Mistress > [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] > > with > > the long poled skimmer. ô¿ô soooo, joan--does that mean you are the official chocolate inspector, official chocolate protector, official chocolate thief or what?<grin> kate I must confess that I'm one the "chocolate grabbers". Wishing everyone in this wonderful group of arthritis supporters a great 2007 with less pain and better mobility. From California - Joan Rosemarie Shiver wrote: > Alphabet Mistress > [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] > > with > > the long poled skimmer. ô¿ô I just appreciate the fine things of life such as chocolate and Gwen's beauty. Gwen and I play piano whenever we can find time between hip dislocations and finger flares. I think Dee Tee is a chief chocolate protector but I occasionally grab chocolate when she isn't looking. Joan > soooo, joan--does that mean you are the official chocolate inspector, > official chocolate protector, official chocolate thief or what?<grin> [quoted text clipped - 34 lines] > > > with > > > the long poled skimmer. ô¿ô I just appreciate the fine things of life such as chocolate and Gwen's beauty. Gwen and I play piano whenever we can find time between hip dislocations and finger flares. I think Dee Tee is a chief chocolate protector but I occasionally grab chocolate when she isn't looking. Joan gee, i thought donnag was the chocolate protector, cuz she doesn't like chocolate, preferring gum drops and good n plenty instead. see how far behind i am on who is and does what? so, i guess that means your asa's official chocolate purloiner, joan.<smile> kate d'huit wrote: > soooo, joan--does that mean you are the official chocolate inspector, > official chocolate protector, official chocolate thief or what?<grin> [quoted text clipped - 38 lines] > > > with > > > the long poled skimmer. ô¿ô Now, Kate, I prefer to think of it as making sure that there are no melted chocolates around the hot tub and areas! Joan > I just appreciate the fine things of life such as chocolate and Gwen's > beauty. Gwen and I play piano whenever we can find time between hip [quoted text clipped - 54 lines] > > > > with > > > > the long poled skimmer. ô¿ô Now, Kate, I prefer to think of it as making sure that there are no melted chocolates around the hot tub and areas! Joan ok, joan. but we have to come up with an official title for that. hmmmm . . . maybe somebody here has an idea about what to call that. kate d'huit wrote: > I just appreciate the fine things of life such as chocolate and Gwen's > beauty. Gwen and I play piano whenever we can find time between hip [quoted text clipped - 62 lines] > > > > with > > > > the long poled skimmer. ô¿ô chocolate curator chocolate sentinel or chocolate steward Rose @}>->-- Being educated means that rather than fearing the unknown, one seeks to understand it. RB Please remove "Ima" to reply. good ones, rose. joan just has to pick out her official title. kate chocolate curator chocolate sentinel or chocolate steward Rose @}>->-- Being educated means that rather than fearing the unknown, one seeks to understand it. RB Please remove "Ima" to reply. I am the resident goddess....:O) not so much lake goddess any more...more mommy goddess now...but hey..still a goddess. Amy amy, you've always been our official goddess. nobody else could fill your shoes! kate I am the resident goddess....:O) not so much lake goddess any more...more mommy goddess now...but hey..still a goddess. Amy AW! Shucks Kate! You've made me blush!! :O) Amy > amy, you've always been our official goddess. nobody else could fill your > shoes! > > kate > I am the resident goddess....:O) not so much lake goddess any > more...more mommy goddess now...but hey..still a goddess. > > Amy I'm a goddess too. David Lanz calls me his web goddess :-))) Carole Who loves being a goddess :) Hey Carole..being a goddess is good! :O) Amy > I'm a goddess too. David Lanz calls me his web goddess :-))) > > Carole > Who loves being a goddess :) > Hey Carole..being a goddess is good! :O) > > Amy Yea, it's cool :-)))) And has some nice perks too :-)) Carole Web Goddess of http://davidlanz.com The Most Beautiful Music in the World :) Hey Carole..being a goddess is good! :O) Amy > I'm a goddess too. David Lanz calls me his web goddess :-))) > > Carole > Who loves being a goddess :) Hey Carole..being a goddess is good! :O) Amy > I'm a goddess too. David Lanz calls me his web goddess :-))) > > Carole > Who loves being a goddess :) HEY, carole! "being a goddess is good!", sez amy. kate (just thought i'd help--just in case carole didn't hear you, amy. <grin>) Hey Carole..being a goddess is good! :O) Amy > I'm a goddess too. David Lanz calls me his web goddess :-))) > > Carole > Who loves being a goddess :) Oh Kate you are bad, really bad. LOL ;-) SignatureLove and hugs Jo (\__/) .~ ~. )) /O O ./ .' {O__, \ { / . . ) \ |-| '-' \ } )) Warning: squirrels. .( _( )_.' '---.~_ _ _& > > HEY, carole! "being a goddess is good!", sez amy. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > "The original Lake goddess" i know, sj.<hanging my head, oh, sooo contritely> kate (checking around for somebody else to play with, that has a computer that cyber echoes.) Oh Kate you are bad, really bad. LOL ;-) SignatureLove and hugs Jo (\__/) .~ ~. )) /O O ./ .' {O__, \ { / . . ) \ |-| '-' \ } )) Warning: squirrels. .( _( )_.' '---.~_ _ _& > > HEY, carole! "being a goddess is good!", sez amy. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > "The original Lake goddess" I heard her....there is an echo in here :-)))) Carole > HEY, carole! "being a goddess is good!", sez amy. > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] >>Carole >>Who loves being a goddess :) I heard her....there is an echo in here :-)))) Carole so, which time did you hear her?<g> kate (doncha just love these machines that have no mind of your own?) d'huit wrote: > HEY, carole! "being a goddess is good!", sez amy. > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] >>Carole >>Who loves being a goddess :) Well, I was actually awake that day, so I heard her the first time...but the second and third were nice reinforcments :))) Carole > I heard her....there is an echo in here :-)))) > [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] >>>Carole >>>Who loves being a goddess :) Hi Rose. Thanks for the card Well I enjoy a cup of Espresso and an Irish Mist or Drambuie, with maybe a Bendix mint or two. We try not to eat too much so as to keep the indigestion at bay. Best wishes to all Peter > chocolate curator > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Please remove "Ima" to reply. Hi Rose. Thanks for the card Well I enjoy a cup of Espresso and an Irish Mist or Drambuie, with maybe a Bendix mint or two. We try not to eat too much so as to keep the indigestion at bay. Best wishes to all Peter > chocolate curator > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Please remove "Ima" to reply. Kate, I have never had a title or a responsibility. however, I would love to ask to be approved for the job of: Pet Registrar. my job would be to keep track of all our animals (Canine, Feline. Aquatic, Farm, Avian, Reptiles, Fish and any other I may have missed) Keep track of who owns them, where they live and encouraging the posting messages on their behalf. Letting the world know how they add meaning to our lives. Upon being approved I would start taking registrations and names of all the gimp family animals and exactly where they they live and who is the gimp owner or owners. We have raised numerous pets and currently have in our household two three year old rescued cats ( Jake and Jewel) and a new 13 week old Papplion (Maddie). My oldest Daughter has fish, two birds two Chi's an Eskie a mixed breed Jack Russell Terrier, three cats and a gerbil. My sister-in-Law has seven dogs and one cat. Her dogs are standard and miniature Poodles and Tibetan Terriers. Don W. > Now, Kate, I prefer to think of it as making sure that there are no > melted chocolates around the hot tub and areas! [quoted text clipped - 78 lines] >>>>>with >>>>>the long poled skimmer. ô¿ô Don, I have a white toy poodle named Abbie. She was 6 years old on October 28, 2006, had a litter of two pups before I had her spayed. The daddy was my son's 3 1/2 lb. black yorkiepoo, and both puppies went to live with their daddy at my son's house as pets for my grandson and granddaughter. They are still all together there and I take Abbie to visit her family quite often since they live only a couple of blocks from me in Montgomery, AL. Anything else you want to know? Gwen > Kate, > [quoted text clipped - 98 lines] >>>>>>with >>>>>>the long poled skimmer. ô¿ô > Kate, > [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > > Don W. Ok, Don, here is the down low on my feathery babies. Chris & I have a double yellow headed Amazon, named Sprite, and a Sun Conure named Titan. They totally love their momma (that's me) and want to be with me all the time. Plantmistress you got it, don! i have 3 cats: shasti, age 7, a himalayan tortie, the queen of the house. jeepers (alias, jeepies), norwegian forest cat--20 pounder, age 6 1/2, who thinks he's houdini--he escaped on christmas eve, but i found him 3 days later (whew!). mugs, brittish blue bi-color, age 6--who thinks he's a tiny bull dog and has a puppy's non-stop appetite. kate Kate, I have never had a title or a responsibility. however, I would love to ask to be approved for the job of: Pet Registrar. my job would be to keep track of all our animals (Canine, Feline. Aquatic, Farm, Avian, Reptiles, Fish and any other I may have missed) Keep track of who owns them, where they live and encouraging the posting messages on their behalf. Letting the world know how they add meaning to our lives. Upon being approved I would start taking registrations and names of all the gimp family animals and exactly where they they live and who is the gimp owner or owners. We have raised numerous pets and currently have in our household two three year old rescued cats ( Jake and Jewel) and a new 13 week old Papplion (Maddie). My oldest Daughter has fish, two birds two Chi's an Eskie a mixed breed Jack Russell Terrier, three cats and a gerbil. My sister-in-Law has seven dogs and one cat. Her dogs are standard and miniature Poodles and Tibetan Terriers. Don W. d'huit wrote: > Now, Kate, I prefer to think of it as making sure that there are no > melted chocolates around the hot tub and areas! [quoted text clipped - 77 lines] >>>>>with >>>>>the long poled skimmer. ô¿ô Okay, Don! I have a 15 1/2 year old Domestic Short haired Tabby, named Dakota. He was a silver and black mix as a kitten, but grew into an old man with an apricot belly and black and tan rings. He has gorgeous yellow/green eyes, an enlarged kidney, and ears that show his fighting prowess. Dakota also answers to the names Mitter Man, 'kota, Fuzzbutt, and Dammit Dakota! Kelly C. > Kate, > [quoted text clipped - 98 lines] >>>>>>with >>>>>>the long poled skimmer. ô¿ô Heya Don, Perhaps it would be good to do the Shiver Menagerie a little at a time so as not to cramp your fingers. Feline: Blaze, Sparkly, who is the mom of Saucy, Socks, Lucy and Ricky. Blaze is a gray tabby. Socks, Lucy and Ricky are ginger tabbies and Sparkly and Saucy are calicos. Canine: Shadow, Joey, Kristy and the pups Rascal and Bear. Shadow's a Black Lab. Joey's a Chocolate Lab. Kristy's a Rat Terrier and her pups Rascal and Bear are Rat Terrier and Lab mix. Hugs from Rosie Signature"If you wanna get it done, you gotta fight for yourself." -- Meat Loaf, Bat Outta Hell II > Kate, > [quoted text clipped - 102 lines] > >>>>>with > >>>>>the long poled skimmer. ô¿ô >Kate, > >I have never had a title or a responsibility. however, I would love to >ask to be approved for the job of: Pet Registrar. I would like to register Quigley, please. LOL Quigley is a rather furry ragdoll feline. You know how they say that ragdolls like to flop? Quigley does not. Ragdolls are supposed to be good lap cats. Quigley is not. Basically he does his thing and I do mine and we get along fine. He sleeps at the foot of the bed, and is never far from where I am. If I am on the comp, he is usually nearby watching. Poor Q is not allowed out anymore though. We have neighbours who are ailurophobic. Rose @}>->-- Being educated means that rather than fearing the unknown, one seeks to understand it. RB Please remove "Ima" to reply. Dear Official Pet Registrar, Thanks you for helping visibilize (? is that a word?) our dear fur, feather, etc., babies who love us unconditionally (except when I won't let certain cats I know into the garage at his whim). My furry love is Clooney ( >^..^< Hi, folks! ) a purebred Maine Coon neutered male. His folks were a Red Tabby Coon daddy named Mars (get it? Red /planet /Mars?) and a Calico Coon mommy named Shania Maine (neither of them mine), he has the classic Brown Tabby with White coat with ruddy/gold undertones, and gold eyes ringed with ivory. He's actually black in the darkest parts of his coat, with big fat white paws, and white from muzzle down to tummy, and fluffy ruddy pants that earned him "Fuzzy Butt" as one of his nicknames. Depending on my mood (or his), his nicknames also include Sweet Baby, Big Lug, Snuggler, Dog, Mountain Beastie, Wild Man... and the list remains open for audience suggestions. He'll be 7 this coming July, lives strictly indoors (car traffic and cats don't mix) and doesn't know it yet, but I'm actively searching for a Maine Coon or Norwegian Forest Cat kitten to keep him company when he goes on his hilarious tears (rips) throughout the house. He's becoming a bit aggressive, and I think he needs a playmate THAT BITES BACK, y'know? > Kate, > [quoted text clipped - 91 lines] >>>>>> with >>>>>> the long poled skimmer. ô¿ô Dear Official Pet Registrar, Thanks you for helping visibilize (? is that a word?) our dear fur, feather, etc., babies who love us unconditionally (except when I won't let certain cats I know into the garage at his whim). My furry love is Clooney ( >^..^< Hi, folks! ) a purebred Maine Coon neutered male. His folks were a Red Tabby Coon daddy named Mars (get it? Red /planet /Mars?) and a Calico Coon mommy named Shania Maine (neither of them mine), he has the classic Brown Tabby with White coat with ruddy/gold undertones, and gold eyes ringed with ivory. He's actually black in the darkest parts of his coat, with big fat white paws, and white from muzzle down to tummy, and fluffy ruddy pants that earned him "Fuzzy Butt" as one of his nicknames. Depending on my mood (or his), his nicknames also include: Sweet Baby, Big Lug, Cozy Snuggler, DOG, Good Boooooy!, Fiercy Beast, Ankle Snagger, Momma's Boy, Dirty Bird, Mountain Beastie, Wild Man... and the list remains open for audience suggestions. He'll be 7 this coming July, lives strictly indoors (car traffic and cats don't mix) and doesn't know it yet, but I'm actively searching for a Maine Coon or Norwegian Forest Cat kitten to keep him company when he goes on his hilarious tears (rips) throughout the house. He's becoming a bit aggressive, and I think he needs a playmate THAT BITES BACK, y'know? ;^) Ginnie and >^..^< His Majesty ________________________________________ > Kate, > [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > > Don W. ~ hic! ~~ oops... apparently one of us has the hiccups, me or the Mac... When in doubt, blame the tools, right? Ginnie >^..^< ...that's a step up from blaming the CAT... _______________________________________ > Dear Official Pet Registrar, > [quoted text clipped - 51 lines] >> >> Don W. ~ hic! ~~ oops... apparently one of us has the hiccups, me or the Mac... When in doubt, blame the tools, right? Ginnie >^..^< ...that's a step up from blaming the CAT... yabbut, it's still too close to new year's eve to make the blame stick to tools or cats;-) kate (not to worry, ginnie. in asa there are a lot of enthusiastic "apprecianados" of fermented beverages.<hic--oops.> and some of us are a tad too enthusiastic.<g>) _______________________________________ > Dear Official Pet Registrar, > [quoted text clipped - 53 lines] >> >> Don W. aha! so you are our official alphabet mistress. got it! and we sure need that! Alphabet Mistress Keeping track of what sets of letters describe which conditions and hogging a whole lot of 'em meself. After all, we Gimps have PMS: Phreakin' MANY Sicknesses, don't we? Hugs from Rosie Signature"If you wanna get it done, you gotta fight for yourself." -- Meat Loaf, Bat Outta Hell II > it's been so long, i've forgotten who does/is what. name and claim your > official title in the asa sandbox/clubhouse for 2007 (and describe your [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > my official duties include: making sure he is properly > attired--that his tank top color goes well with his tan and his cut-offs fit > just-so; making sure his form fits function; oh, and making sure he does a > great job of cleaning the pool when he leans out over the pool's edge with > the long poled skimmer. ô¿ô > Alphabet Mistress > [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > > great job of cleaning the pool when he leans out over the pool's edge with > > the long poled skimmer. ô¿ô I suppose I should be the official keeper of the ASA garden. After all, I am Plantmistress. :0) Bring all your sickly plants to me & I will make them better (unless I am flaring too much to hold my spade). I got ergonomic garden tools for Christmas, so I can do my job better. I promise not to plant flowers in the sandbox, although around the edge might be nice. Well........I'm not the "Dog Whisperer", however, I am a pretty good trainer and instructor. Do well competing and love to do it. Love earning titles, ribbons and trophies and love to win. Currently have Shadowruns Chantilly Lace, Tilly, my Aussie and will be picking up a tri-black Rough Collie bitch in about 3 weeks. Plan on calling her Portia, perhaps. Also hoping for a male Doberman in April. We will see. Oh! I also work to pay for all this stuff. Can't afford to retire yet. And......just bought myself a red Dodge Magnum in November, I love this car. Call me lucky I guess. Lyn okie doke. you're the official clubhouse gardener. question---i have a 30 year old philodendrum, that stopped growing about 25 years ago when it used to encircle my kitchen. now, it sits in its pot and just kind of hangs around with very teeny leaves, doesn't reach beyond its pot anymore. (i have a black thumb, so bad, that my hubby used to accuse me of buying plants just so that i could victimize them.) what the heck did i do to the poor thing??? kate I suppose I should be the official keeper of the ASA garden. After all, I am Plantmistress. :0) Bring all your sickly plants to me & I will make them better (unless I am flaring too much to hold my spade). I got ergonomic garden tools for Christmas, so I can do my job better. I promise not to plant flowers in the sandbox, although around the edge might be nice. > okie doke. you're the official clubhouse gardener. > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > kate It sounds like one of two things - either, the plant is not getting enough sunlight (they like medium light, not too bright, not too dark) or it could need repotting. Here is some info I found online that might help. http://www.thegardenhelper.com/philodendron.html Philodendron care Most Philodendrons are native to the jungles of tropical America, and as such, prefer the medium light intensity they would have on the jungle floor. They will tolerate low light, but if there is too little light, the new leaves will develop smaller, and farther apart on the stem. On the other hand, direct sunlight will burn the foliage, and stunt the growth of the plant. Keep the soil evenly moist, but allow it to dry out between waterings. Keep them slightly drier during the winter months, when the growth slows. Over watering will cause the leaves to turn yellow. Under watering will cause the leaves to turn brown and fall off. Feed your Philodendron in the spring and again in mid summer with a liquid house plant fertilizer. The ideal temperature range is between 75 and 85 degrees F. during the day and in the 60's at night. They will survive for a short time in temperatures as low as 36 degrees F. Philodendrons will tolerate the level of humidity found in most homes, but high humidity promotes lush growth and shiny foliage, so it is a good idea to mist the plant regularly. Wash the leaves regularly to prevent the pores from becoming plugged with dust. Repotting Philodendrons Philodendrons grow best when their roots are slightly cramped, (but not too cramped), so don't plant them in a pot which is too large. When the roots begin to compact into a tight ball, the plant should be repotted into a planter which is 2-3 inches larger. Repotting should be done in late winter or spring, before the plant begins active growth. Good drainage is essential, so if there are no drainage holes, be sure to fill the bottom of the pot with clean stones or broken crockery. Use a good commercial potting soil or a mixture consisting of equal parts of loam, sand and peat moss, with some chopped charcoal and broken crocks or brick added. Newly potted plants need to be carefully watered during the first month or so, to be certain that the roots don't dry out completely. Never allow the soil to become saturated or soggy. It's especially beneficial to spray their leaves of newly planted Philodendrons two or three times a day. It is a good idea to add a moss stake or other type of pole to the planter at the time of repotting if this is a climbing or vining type of Philodendron. As the plant grows, it will need some sort of support. The are several types of plant poles available at garden centers. Some types of Philodendrons produce aerial roots which will cling to whatever support they find. These roots should NOT be cut off completely, but they can be trimmed back if they become too long, or die. It is best to attach these roots to the support pole, or lead them back to the pot where they may grow into the soil. Plantmistress :) thank you, plantmistress! that's amazing effort you put into answering my question and i appreciate it and you. ok. it was repotted about 2 years ago, by my sister who has a green thumb. it looked great when she gave it back to me, after she nursed it back to health. (she's done that repeatedly over the years for me) but it always not only stops growing for me, but always gets way smaller. that's usually when my sister notices and says, "sis, give me that poor baby."LOL your lighting info made me think. my kitchen was the brightest room in my house. and the plant used to love the natural light, because it wrapped itself completely around the whole breakfast nook, with its big, shiny and healthy leaves. but a bunch of years ago, we had a permanent 200 sq. ft. patio cover installed over one third of the patio, attached to the breakfast nook's slider's wall. it did cut down on natural light in the breakfast nook, quite a bit. so, that might be the problem, which is unresolvable in my house, cuz i'm not tearing down the permanent patio cover and no other room is as bright as the kitchen used to be. poor phil (yeah, he's got a name.). i've kept him all these 30-plus years, because the one and only time i met my mother-in-law, before she died 2 months before our son was born, we went shopping and bought phil. phil's been my personal connection to that dear sweet woman. maybe it's time i let go . . . maybe i should just give him to my sister permanently, so he can be happy and have a good home. kate d'huit wrote: > okie doke. you're the official clubhouse gardener. > [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > kate It sounds like one of two things - either, the plant is not getting enough sunlight (they like medium light, not too bright, not too dark) or it could need repotting. Here is some info I found online that might help. http://www.thegardenhelper.com/philodendron.html Philodendron care Most Philodendrons are native to the jungles of tropical America, and as such, prefer the medium light intensity they would have on the jungle floor. They will tolerate low light, but if there is too little light, the new leaves will develop smaller, and farther apart on the stem. On the other hand, direct sunlight will burn the foliage, and stunt the growth of the plant. Keep the soil evenly moist, but allow it to dry out between waterings. Keep them slightly drier during the winter months, when the growth slows. Over watering will cause the leaves to turn yellow. Under watering will cause the leaves to turn brown and fall off. Feed your Philodendron in the spring and again in mid summer with a liquid house plant fertilizer. The ideal temperature range is between 75 and 85 degrees F. during the day and in the 60's at night. They will survive for a short time in temperatures as low as 36 degrees F. Philodendrons will tolerate the level of humidity found in most homes, but high humidity promotes lush growth and shiny foliage, so it is a good idea to mist the plant regularly. Wash the leaves regularly to prevent the pores from becoming plugged with dust. Repotting Philodendrons Philodendrons grow best when their roots are slightly cramped, (but not too cramped), so don't plant them in a pot which is too large. When the roots begin to compact into a tight ball, the plant should be repotted into a planter which is 2-3 inches larger. Repotting should be done in late winter or spring, before the plant begins active growth. Good drainage is essential, so if there are no drainage holes, be sure to fill the bottom of the pot with clean stones or broken crockery. Use a good commercial potting soil or a mixture consisting of equal parts of loam, sand and peat moss, with some chopped charcoal and broken crocks or brick added. Newly potted plants need to be carefully watered during the first month or so, to be certain that the roots don't dry out completely. Never allow the soil to become saturated or soggy. It's especially beneficial to spray their leaves of newly planted Philodendrons two or three times a day. It is a good idea to add a moss stake or other type of pole to the planter at the time of repotting if this is a climbing or vining type of Philodendron. As the plant grows, it will need some sort of support. The are several types of plant poles available at garden centers. Some types of Philodendrons produce aerial roots which will cling to whatever support they find. These roots should NOT be cut off completely, but they can be trimmed back if they become too long, or die. It is best to attach these roots to the support pole, or lead them back to the pot where they may grow into the soil. Plantmistress :) Letting him go would be sad. But what about taking some cuttings and starting a few new plants from them? Have multiple Phils! It would allow you to be more surrounded by what sounds like a wonderful connection and memory. Adelle > thank you, plantmistress! that's amazing effort you put into answering my > question and i appreciate it and you. [quoted text clipped - 101 lines] > > Plantmistress :) Official Gimp Groupie and Master Margarita Maker ;) Kimmy > it's been so long, i've forgotten who does/is what. name and claim your > official title in the asa sandbox/clubhouse for 2007 (and describe your [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > great job of cleaning the pool when he leans out over the pool's edge with > the long poled skimmer. ô¿ô ahhh, one of my favorite officials! i'd like a strawberry margarita, if you would please, MMM. Official Gimp Groupie and Master Margarita Maker ;) Kimmy > it's been so long, i've forgotten who does/is what. name and claim your > official title in the asa sandbox/clubhouse for 2007 (and describe your [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > my official duties include: making sure he is properly > attired--that his tank top color goes well with his tan and his cut-offs fit > just-so; making sure his form fits function; oh, and making sure he does a > great job of cleaning the pool when he leans out over the pool's edge with > the long poled skimmer. ô¿ô Can I play too? The name that came to mind is "Lively Limping Along". I have had a TKR and now one leg is a bit shorter than the other, thus the "name". Nanny (Gloria) > ahhh, one of my favorite officials! i'd like a strawberry margarita, if > you [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] >> with >> the long poled skimmer. ô¿ô Here's another woman changing her mind: I'd like to be called "Lady of > Can I play too? The name that came to mind is "Lively Limping Along". I > have had a TKR and now one leg is a bit shorter than the other, thus the [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] >>> with >>> the long poled skimmer. ô¿ô so, gloria-- you wanna be our official lady of the lively limping along? umm . . . i think there are a bunch of us who limp (i know i do and have since i was 23), but . . . maybe you do your limping with panache, eh?<smile> i see no reason you can't be the official ladly of the lively limping along. kate Here's another woman changing her mind: I'd like to be called "Lady of Lively Limping Along". k? Nanny "Nanny" <dorlchas@tds.net> wrote in message news:wwvmh.540$G23.396@newsreading01.news.tds.net... > Can I play too? The name that came to mind is "Lively Limping Along". I > have had a TKR and now one leg is a bit shorter than the other, thus the [quoted text clipped - 25 lines] >>> with >>> the long poled skimmer. ô¿ô Okey dokey, Kate! I'll wear the title proudly! Nanny > so, gloria-- you wanna be our official lady of the lively limping along? > [quoted text clipped - 41 lines] >>>> with >>>> the long poled skimmer. ô¿ô RoseB- party planner extrordinaire, also the social secretary (for card exchanges and such) Rose @}>->-- Being educated means that rather than fearing the unknown, one seeks to understand it. RB Please remove "Ima" to reply. RoseB- party planner extrordinaire, also the social secretary (for card exchanges and such) Rose @}>->-- ok. you're the official party planner/social secretary, rose. kate Being educated means that rather than fearing the unknown, one seeks to understand it. RB Please remove "Ima" to reply. Can I be in charge of the sandbox? I'm already getting lots of practice, what with my almost 16 year old cat and his kidney issues!:-/ Kelly C. > it's been so long, i've forgotten who does/is what. name and claim your > official title in the asa sandbox/clubhouse for 2007 (and describe your [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > great job of cleaning the pool when he leans out over the pool's edge with > the long poled skimmer. ô¿ô Can I be in charge of the sandbox? I'm already getting lots of practice, what with my almost 16 year old cat and his kidney issues!:-/ Kelly C. ROTFL! you want to be the official sandbox sifter????LOL too cute, kelly. i love it! btw, you don't have to ask me, just claim it. i feel for you and you're poor furbaby, though. i once had a beautiful ragdoll siamese that had a huge kidney tumor--broke my heart, just devastated me. kate <thinking . . . i'd gladly give you that job, at my house, what with my 3 kitties.;-) > > it's been so long, i've forgotten who does/is what. name and claim your > official title in the asa sandbox/clubhouse for 2007 (and describe your [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > great job of cleaning the pool when he leans out over the pool's edge with > the long poled skimmer. ô¿ô > Can I be in charge of the sandbox? I'm already getting lots of practice, > what with my almost 16 year old cat and his kidney issues!:-/ [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > <thinking . . . i'd gladly give you that job, at my house, what with my 3 > kitties.;-) > Wooohoooo! I'm Queen of the Catbox, er, Sandbox!LOL My furbaby is actually in pretty good shape, he just has an enlarged kidney, so he has a special diet and drinks a lot of water! He also pees a lot, and since hubby put up a new fence out back, Dakota has decided it's easier to pee inside then try to go over the fence.:P Kelly C. ROTFLMBDO! you're the offical queen--sifter of the sandbox!LOL glad dakota doesn't have anything more serious going on. kate > Can I be in charge of the sandbox? I'm already getting lots of practice, > what with my almost 16 year old cat and his kidney issues!:-/ [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > <thinking . . . i'd gladly give you that job, at my house, what with my 3 > kitties.;-) > Wooohoooo! I'm Queen of the Catbox, er, Sandbox!LOL My furbaby is actually in pretty good shape, he just has an enlarged kidney, so he has a special diet and drinks a lot of water! He also pees a lot, and since hubby put up a new fence out back, Dakota has decided it's easier to pee inside then try to go over the fence.:P Kelly C. Kate, my son's family has 3 dogs and 4 cats. They need help keeping their carpet clean!!! Gwen > Can I be in charge of the sandbox? I'm already getting lots of practice, > what with my almost 16 year old cat and his kidney issues!:-/ [quoted text clipped - 29 lines] >> with >> the long poled skimmer. ô¿ô Kate, my son's family has 3 dogs and 4 cats. They need help keeping their carpet clean!!! Gwen i can totally appreciate that! all 3 of my kitties shed and two are long-haired. my little swivel sweeper helps, but obviously, it can't do it all. kate > Can I be in charge of the sandbox? I'm already getting lots of practice, > what with my almost 16 year old cat and his kidney issues!:-/ [quoted text clipped - 31 lines] >> with >> the long poled skimmer. ô¿ô Hold it! If you get to "be in charge", what are your rules? We must consider all that, you know, for that important job ;-) Nanny > Can I be in charge of the sandbox? I'm already getting lots of practice, > what with my almost 16 year old cat and his kidney issues!:-/ [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] >> with >> the long poled skimmer. ô¿ô Okay, let's see.... 1. If you spill your Margarita, or any other beverage or snack in the sandbox, please either fully cover it with sand, or scoop it out right away. There is a covered container and scoop right over by the fence. 2. Leave the sand in the sandbox. No 'splashing' is allowed. Do you like sand in your face? Neither does anybody else. 3. Any clothing items found in the sandbox become the property of the 'Sandmistress' after 30 days, so be sure and check the Lost and Found reglarly. These items will be sold on ebay, with interesting tidbits about the previous owner. 4. Remember, use of the sandbox is a privilege, not a right; failure to comply with the common sense rules will result in a warning. 3 warnings and you lose sand box privileges for a week. Don't make me use my Mom voice. It makes me cranky. Kelly C. > Hold it! If you get to "be in charge", what are your rules? We must > consider all that, you know, for that important job ;-) Nanny >> Can I be in charge of the sandbox? I'm already getting lots of practice, >> what with my almost 16 year old cat and his kidney issues!:-/ >> >> Kelly C. Ut Oh, Well then, please please don't nobody make me laff or sneeze when I'm sitting in the sandbox or I'm gonna be in serious MUCHO trouble then.:-( Sand in the Depends Hugs <g> from Rosie Signature"If you wanna get it done, you gotta fight for yourself." -- Meat Loaf, Bat Outta Hell II > Okay, let's see.... > [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] > >> > >> Kelly C. Heaven forbid, mz Rosie. Can you imagine what you'd have when sand mixed with snot? Oooh, I don't like to picture that at all lol! Nanny > Ut Oh, > [quoted text clipped - 35 lines] >> >> >> >> Kelly C. can i just drink my margarita over the covered container? or does my margarita have to wear depends? my limping thing makes drinking and walking, at the same time, a splashdance artform ;-) kate Okay, let's see.... 1. If you spill your Margarita, or any other beverage or snack in the sandbox, please either fully cover it with sand, or scoop it out right away. There is a covered container and scoop right over by the fence. 2. Leave the sand in the sandbox. No 'splashing' is allowed. Do you like sand in your face? Neither does anybody else. 3. Any clothing items found in the sandbox become the property of the 'Sandmistress' after 30 days, so be sure and check the Lost and Found reglarly. These items will be sold on ebay, with interesting tidbits about the previous owner. 4. Remember, use of the sandbox is a privilege, not a right; failure to comply with the common sense rules will result in a warning. 3 warnings and you lose sand box privileges for a week. Don't make me use my Mom voice. It makes me cranky. Kelly C. > Hold it! If you get to "be in charge", what are your rules? We must > consider all that, you know, for that important job ;-) Nanny >> Can I be in charge of the sandbox? I'm already getting lots of practice, >> what with my almost 16 year old cat and his kidney issues!:-/ >> >> Kelly C. Okay, Miss Kelly! I think you are qualified to be "in charge" - oh yes! psst....did you all notice the authority in her voice when she laid out the ground rules, or should I say in this case, the sand rules? Saluting and submitting, Nanny ;-) > Okay, let's see.... > [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] >>> >>> Kelly C. Wow.... those are some considerable rules! Especially #3. That one alone is sufficient reason for making your mommy stop writing your name in indelible marker inside your clothes. And to stop wearing those Day-of-the-Week panties anymore. The fewer clues, the better, huh? heeheehee Ginnie >^..^< _______________________________ > Okay, let's see.... > [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] >>> >>> Kelly C. Oooh! OOooooooh! My perfect job is MINE at last!: Official Chocolate Chef and Recipe Mistress. means that I take the chocolates deemed most worthy by whoever-wins-the-Chief-Mostest-Worthy-Chocolate-Inspector title..... and I • TASTES 'em (all of them!!!), • COOKS them creatively (either the tactile kind or the cyber-kind of chocolates) and I • SHARES 'em... (served up on a plate, served in your cyber dreams, or at your wildest real or cyber parties.) And as Recipe Mistress, I shall make the best ones available in ASAland. I might even start a library. Geeze, a cookbook..... (wait a minute, I gotta eat another brownie, I'm fading.... . . . ) ((In ¢a$e of ¢ho¢olate emergen¢ie$$$, ¢all me for the entry ¢ode to the ¢ho¢olate$ freezer.)) Ginnie >^..^< __________________________________________ > it's been so long, i've forgotten who does/is what. name and claim your > official title in the asa sandbox/clubhouse for 2007 (and describe your [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > great job of cleaning the pool when he leans out over the pool's edge with > the long poled skimmer. ô¿ô LOL! ok, ginnie. you're the official chocolate chef. (i think char is still the official master chef.) so, ummm . . . may i have a brownie? please. i'm fading fast, too. kate <well, not really fading, but who can resist a brownie???!!!> Oooh! OOooooooh! My perfect job is MINE at last!: Official Chocolate Chef and Recipe Mistress. means that I take the chocolates deemed most worthy by whoever-wins-the-Chief-Mostest-Worthy-Chocolate-Inspector title..... and I • TASTES 'em (all of them!!!), • COOKS them creatively (either the tactile kind or the cyber-kind of chocolates) and I • SHARES 'em... (served up on a plate, served in your cyber dreams, or at your wildest real or cyber parties.) And as Recipe Mistress, I shall make the best ones available in ASAland. I might even start a library. Geeze, a cookbook..... (wait a minute, I gotta eat another brownie, I'm fading.... . . . ) ((In ¢a$e of ¢ho¢olate emergen¢ie$$$, ¢all me for the entry ¢ode to the ¢ho¢olate$ freezer.)) Ginnie >^..^< __________________________________________ d'huit wrote: > it's been so long, i've forgotten who does/is what. name and claim your > official title in the asa sandbox/clubhouse for 2007 (and describe your [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > great job of cleaning the pool when he leans out over the pool's edge with > the long poled skimmer. ô¿ô YeeeHaww! Easiest job I ever got. Thanks, kate. Now... after you translate the BD in "ROTFLMBDO!", I'll go put a new batch of brownies in the Magic Oven for ya! Ginnie and >^..^< _____________________________________ > LOL! ok, ginnie. you're the official chocolate chef. (i think char is > still the official master chef.) so, ummm . . . may i have a brownie? [quoted text clipped - 47 lines] >> great job of cleaning the pool when he leans out over the pool's edge with >> the long poled skimmer. ô¿ô "Butt Dust". the "butt dust" phrase comes from the quote of a child, who asked, "mommie, what is butt dust?" in church, when a preacher was reading a verse that had ". . . but doest . . ." in it.<smile> i liked the butt dust phrase so much, i modified ROTFLMAO with it. ok, where's my brownie? yummmmm! kate YeeeHaww! Easiest job I ever got. Thanks, kate. Now... after you translate the BD in "ROTFLMBDO!", I'll go put a new batch of brownies in the Magic Oven for ya! Ginnie and >^..^< _____________________________________ d'huit wrote: > LOL! ok, ginnie. you're the official chocolate chef. (i think char is > still the official master chef.) so, ummm . . . may i have a brownie? [quoted text clipped - 48 lines] >> with >> the long poled skimmer. ô¿ô Your brownie's in the mail (at last). heeheehee... you didn't expect the very first batch from MY kitchen, didja? We had to taste-test the first batch, tweak the recipe, reduce the heat, etc... Your brownie ALMOST came from the 13th batch, which has (oops. had) recipe input from The Dark Side (my sister). But the canaries in the kitchen were dropping like flies from the ~ aroma? ~ comin' from the oven, and it didn't say 'lovin'. So we discarded my sister's ingredients from the mix, along with all them dead canaries (and flies), and finally got an edible...oops... "Elegant Chocolate Dream Creation". It didn't fit very well into that return envelope what came in my gas bill last week, but that "Elegant" Dream Brownie should generate enough gas to - hell - run my *car* for the next month or so! ;^) Ginnie ( and >^..^< ) Official Chocolate Chef Mistress of the Chocolate Recipe Library (the more I thinks about it, I might put Clooney to work in the Recipe Library. He only eats seafood, so no chocolate 'disappearances' there, and he can type 90 wpm!) __________________________________________ > "Butt Dust". > [quoted text clipped - 68 lines] >>> with >>> the long poled skimmer. ô¿ô Your brownie's in the mail (at last). heeheehee... you didn't expect the very first batch from MY kitchen, didja? We had to taste-test the first batch, tweak the recipe, reduce the heat, etc... Your brownie ALMOST came from the 13th batch, which has (oops. had) recipe input from The Dark Side (my sister). But the canaries in the kitchen were dropping like flies from the ~ aroma? ~ comin' from the oven, and it didn't say 'lovin'. So we discarded my sister's ingredients from the mix, along with all them dead canaries (and flies), and finally got an edible...oops... "Elegant Chocolate Dream Creation". It didn't fit very well into that return envelope what came in my gas bill last week, but that "Elegant" Dream Brownie should generate enough gas to - hell - run my *car* for the next month or so! ;^) Ginnie ( and >^..^< ) Official Chocolate Chef Mistress of the Chocolate Recipe Library (the more I thinks about it, I might put Clooney to work in the Recipe Library. He only eats seafood, so no chocolate 'disappearances' there, and he can type 90 wpm!) ****ROTFLMBDO! thank you OCCMOTCRL! but dang!--i have to wait for the snail mail? i thought you'd just pop one of your "elegant chocolate dream creations" into your cd drive, so it would dematerialize there and rematerialize in my cd drive. y'know, star trek-like. kate (and i wonder why i go through sooooo many drives? geesh, now i know why!) kate > ****ROTFLMBDO! thank you OCCMOTCRL! > but dang!--i have to wait for the > snail mail? i thought you'd just pop one of your "elegant chocolate dream [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > kate And YOU send me OCCMOTCRL? You might have to provide a Kate Translator Filter for my incoming Mail folder... especially if you're Death On Drives?!!? ;^) Ginnie >^..^< ______________________________ d'huit wrote: > ****ROTFLMBDO! thank you OCCMOTCRL! > but dang!--i have to wait for the > snail mail? i thought you'd just pop one of your "elegant chocolate dream [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > kate And YOU send me OCCMOTCRL? You might have to provide a Kate Translator Filter for my incoming Mail folder... especially if you're Death On Drives?!!? ;^) Ginnie >^..^< LOL! take the first letter of each word of the official title you designated for yourself and you get occmotcrl. my hands were too sore to type out your whole official title.LOL kate ______________________________ > "Butt Dust". ROFL hysterically---Oh my God Kate, that is the funniest thing I have heard in a long time. Thank you. I neecded some endorphins this morning. I would have to be the one in charge of the ice bags. Of course my job would also be to make sure there is enough ice for the slushy margaritas too. Kelly. I would have to be the one in charge of the ice bags. Of course my job would also be to make sure there is enough ice for the slushy margaritas too. Kelly. ok. so, you're the official ice queen.LOL kate <hoping you're passing kimmy some ice. i'm parched.> Kate wrote: > it's been so long, i've forgotten who does/is what. name and claim your > official title in the asa sandbox/clubhouse for 2007 (and describe your > duties, if you wish). I nominate Paul and myself as co-spam debunkers. ... MODEM? I'm reading mail with a Tarot deck. Seconded! Ginnie >^..^< ________________________ > Kate wrote: > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > ... MODEM? I'm reading mail with a Tarot deck. thirded! we have two official spam debunkers! kate <is it ok if i still play with the words that spammers use?> Seconded! Ginnie >^..^< ________________________ Fire Chief wrote: > Kate wrote: > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > ... MODEM? I'm reading mail with a Tarot deck. I have no responsibility or title that I know of??? except my husbands wife?? > it's been so long, i've forgotten who does/is what. name and claim your > official title in the asa sandbox/clubhouse for 2007 (and describe your [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > great job of cleaning the pool when he leans out over the pool's edge with > the long poled skimmer. ô¿ô it's a name it and claim it kind of official title thang. just make an official sounding title up for yourself, that pertains to asa, janice. if you want to, that is. there's nothing that says you have to do that. kate I have no responsibility or title that I know of??? except my husbands wife?? > it's been so long, i've forgotten who does/is what. name and claim your > official title in the asa sandbox/clubhouse for 2007 (and describe your [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > great job of cleaning the pool when he leans out over the pool's edge with > the long poled skimmer. ô¿ô > it's been so long, i've forgotten who does/is what. name and claim your > official title in the asa sandbox/clubhouse for 2007 (and describe your > duties, if you wish). I am the Official Lounge Chair Napper thank you very much..... GaryZ (yawn) > it's been so long, i've forgotten who does/is what. name and claim > your official title in the asa sandbox/clubhouse for 2007 (and describe [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > making sure he does a great job of cleaning the pool when he leans out > over the pool's edge with the long poled skimmer. ô¿ô I was the official baby of the group, but Gary's son showed up and I'm no longer the youngest... -- Ashley ========= ~~AN. You are still the youngest gimp, so you outrank him. Sorry, Mike.:) Kelly C. >> it's been so long, i've forgotten who does/is what. name and claim your >> official title in the asa sandbox/clubhouse for 2007 (and describe your [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > ========= > ~~AN. > You are still the youngest gimp, so you outrank him. Sorry, Mike.:) > > Kelly C. Woohoo! Love ya Kelly :) -- Ashley ========= ~~AN. i shudda read this before i replied to ashley. you said the same thing i did, only sooner. kate You are still the youngest gimp, so you outrank him. Sorry, Mike.:) Kelly C. >> it's been so long, i've forgotten who does/is what. name and claim your >> official title in the asa sandbox/clubhouse for 2007 (and describe your [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > ========= > ~~AN. I was the official baby of the group, but Gary's son showed up and I'm no longer the youngest... -- Ashley uhhhh . . . ashley, aren't you still the baby gimp? gary's son doesn't have arthritis. kate ========= ~~AN. ...na na na na na na! (vbg) Nanny > I was the official baby of the group, but Gary's son showed up and I'm > no longer the youngest... [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > ========= > ~~AN. On a purely technical note......Mike does have arthritis. He just doesn't know it yet. An mri a few years ago on his back showed early stages ddd according to the report. Shhhh. He doesn't need to know and Nanny, you may keep your title in my opinion. GaryZ > ...na na na na na na! (vbg) Nanny >> [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] >> ========= >> ~~AN. > On a purely technical note......Mike does have arthritis. He just doesn't > know it yet. An mri a few years ago on his back showed early stages ddd > according to the report. Shhhh. He doesn't need to know and Nanny, you may > keep your title in my opinion. > GaryZ My daughter was diagnosed with early stage ddd when she was about 15. She is now 19. Last year, she began having pain and inflammation in her hands, feet, and knees that would appear sporadically and go away just as quickly. It would come and go through the day. One of her friends had the same type symptoms around the same time. They would up with a diagnosis of "viral arthritis". It lasted about 6 months and went away as quickly as it came. In the past couple of weeks, it has resurfaced in my daughter. I had her to get labs done yesterday, scheduled an appointment with our doc for next week to discuss the results and try to sort this out before she returns to school. Along with the redness, swelling, and pain in the hands, feet, and knees, in the past month, she has had (in both eyes, one at a time) pain and redness that lasted for a couple of days. She has had relentless migraines for the past year as well. Obviously we will discuss all of this with the doc but was wondering if anyone had any ideas about how these symptoms might be related. Thanks for any ideas!!! Angela LOL! i didn't see it coming!LOL kate ...na na na na na na! (vbg) Nanny > I was the official baby of the group, but Gary's son showed up and I'm > no longer the youngest... [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > ========= > ~~AN. I'll be the Official Quality Control inspector... Making sure everything from the Pool Man to the Margaritas right down to the Chocolate prepared in any way is Perfecto...Also Making sure the Sand is nice and Clean so that those of us who play golf...Will have some nice sand to hit the ball out of.... Cindy > it's been so long, i've forgotten who does/is what. name and claim your > official title in the asa sandbox/clubhouse for 2007 (and describe your [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > great job of cleaning the pool when he leans out over the pool's edge with > the long poled skimmer. ô¿ô Let's be clear; there will be no putting in the sandbox. Kelly C. > I'll be the Official Quality Control inspector... > Making sure everything from the Pool Man to the Margaritas right down to [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] >> with >> the long poled skimmer. ô¿ô My knuckles are bleeding from biting on them so hard!!! GaryZ > Let's be clear; there will be no putting in the sandbox. > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] >> to hit the ball out of.... >> Cindy :) > My knuckles are bleeding from biting on them so hard!!! > GaryZ [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] >>> to hit the ball out of.... >>> Cindy |
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