Snails - Response on Threads Part 3
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Hey "Hay" Fran. 
Sucks to lose all those plants. Sorry to hear.
Tough Winter.
Sucks to lose all those plants. Sorry to hear.
Tough Winter.
Hey "Hay" Fran.
Sucks to lose all those plants. Sorry to hear.
Tough Winter.
that it was!
Bet it is. But NY would be a close 2nd. Who knows? I'll let her and Stone debate who is worse off.
Note all the labels changed around the country (and upping our costs due to that) for all the "this whatever is found by the State of California to whatever" stuff. Not that it's always wrong, but get a consensus or something. I'm sure she could tell us horror stories.
I digress.
Note all the labels changed around the country (and upping our costs due to that) for all the "this whatever is found by the State of California to whatever" stuff. Not that it's always wrong, but get a consensus or something. I'm sure she could tell us horror stories.
I digress.
Been looking at the Burpee catalog and see a couple plants there Id like to have.
i don't think there was ever a consensus in this country - at least not lately! 
and with that thought
goodnight and sweet dreams! 
and with that thought
goodnight and sweet dreams!
You can say that again. And the 1500 just passed--0 opposing. We still don't know exactly what's in it, other than age verification... Plague on all their houses.
Bet it is. But NY would be a close 2nd. Who knows? I'll let her and Stone debate who is worse off.
Note all the labels changed around the country (and upping our costs due to that) for all the "this whatever is found by the State of California to whatever" stuff. Not that it's always wrong, but get a consensus or something. I'm sure she could tell us horror stories.
I digress.
Could I ever.
Pretty much everything is bad for you nowadays. They can't fix the economy, the roads, the schools, the crime, the illegal activities of any kind--so they ban stuff. Makes them feel like they're doing something.
Bummer,Kat
I know. I can afford paying extra for delivery, but for people on fixed incomes it's a real cost. And they have to be home to sign for the package--so unless you're retired or unemployed, you have to drive to the PO to pick the package up. Which is a big problem for people living in rural areas. And with the postal offices closing everywhere, it's really going to be tough for some people.
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