yep...I've done that too. You can even buy pre-cooled bulbs. Still, nothing like seeing a huge bed of daffs out in the yard. Now, we have amaryllis (I call them FL Tulips) in landscaping beds. They bloom about May, so at least there's that.
That's true...but you don't have to get on I-4. Lots of back roads that are much clearer. I hardly ever get on an interstate here...if there is a wreck, count on a long delay.
very good rationalizationDonuts....mmmmm....I hear they are good for you. I love cider ones rolled in cinnamon sugar. And because they are made of cider they are good for you.
This house is up the street from me and apparently the family who lives there is feeling harassed by the public visiting. I have never visited as much as I just drove by.What a waste of a good Pizza.
Stop throwing pizzas.
no guacamole !!!!!!!!!!?????????????!?!?!?!??!??!?!??Yeah right. He's not holding up his end of the bargain - Mr. I got all the fancy camera stuff, and JenniferS posts with just her iPhone.
P.S. I'm making Canadianized tacos for Son #1's birthday tomorrow.
Pretty basic. 5 kg beef. Taco seasoning packets. Warmed tortillas. Sour cream. Shredded cheese. Salsa. Shredded lettuce. And chopped tomatoes (pass!).
Pics to follow, assuming the vultures don't destroy my kitchen.
nope...there are two of us.
They are not a problem really. They are very slow players so all you need to do is ask if you can play through. Personally, I'd rather stay behind where I can keep an eye on him.And if I move to Florida I can see Gators on the Golf Course.
Critical thinking is a thing of the past. I don't know how many times I have read comments on a news story from someone who only read the headline or looked at a pic.
T. M. I.
Needs more ice cream...fill the room with ice cream.
nope, nor tulips, hyacinth, asian type lilies....they need cold for dormancy. But...we have lots of tropicals to make up for it....and NO SNOW!Hmpf. Do daffodils not *work* in Florida?
I'll miss them.
You like sombreros?We can be good friends!
I have relatives who regularly post about the dangers of vaccines on their FB pages. I call them out every time they use a bad source.
I mean, I understood when my cousin-in-law did not want the baby to have five vaccines in one day and then chose to limit the amount he did get because the poor kid already has a latex allergy, so they are proceeding with caution just in case (and considering a certain relative of his is full on allergic to one vaccine...guess who that would be...I don't blame her). What I don't understand is why my aunt and cousin regularly post unverified articles about vaccinations on their FB pages. And they are both medical professionals! But it must be true; you read it on the internet.
I have never...ever...seen a natural daffodil in the ground in FL.The best part is that the cider makes it a fruit. Any Doctor will tell you that more is better when it comes to fruit.
The proper wording would be: But... the 1% imagined risk of autism!
Let me explain something here. When I lived up north many charities sold Daffodils to raise money, Why? Because they were scarce as an honest politician. Here in NC, which is really the northern end of the south, we use literal fields of them for beauty accents at interstate entrances and exits. I'm not kidding... large expanses of Daffodils a two entrances and two exits of each interchange. So you need not worry... Daffodils await you.
Wrong season for fresh avocadoes up here.
(At least I think it's not.)
How much is "much"?Well, maybe you don't get out much!
Ha ha ha . . . I knew that would elicit a response like this!
Fred and Barney would beat the competition, easily.
