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Their politics are not my cup of tea . I joined them once, never again - and I've told them why. There is a conservative version out there somewhere, I just can't think of the name of it.

He was a handsome kitty-boy. :hugs

As I've mentioned before, if you're a techno-geek like me, Living Cookbook is a great recipe software package, I've been using it for years and it does everything I want. I do have some favorite recipes printed out and stored in the kitchen, but to keep them organized it's in the computer -...

Slowly. Move slowly, and put the furthest end on (you're holding up the nearest end to you). Then slowly lower the cover. They will move out of the way, for the most part. You're going to kill bees in your hive manipulations, but with slow, deliberate movements you'll minimize the damage.

You could, although after three full days (plus transit time) you may be ok to pull the cork - do it sooner rather than later, though, she needs to get out and get going, and any worker attendants in there with her need to get going, too. I wouldn't worry about the highway, but it would be nice...

As usual, Grampa was right. You need to remove he spent foliage every year, burning it is the best. That's about the only thing I've heard of regarding asparagus and beetles.

I can't stand operations that don't provide the candy already inserted, it's so much easier to let the workers release her rather than going back in and having to pry a little wooden peg out - shame on them. There are some who advocate an immediate release of the queen. Most go with the slow...

Yes, trolls are everywhere. If you suspect one, hit the report button - DO NOT handle it yourself. The mods here need to know what's going on before it becomes a huge problem forum members try to deal with - this causes threads to be pulled and usually not returned, as the cleanup is too...

By 'frame feeder' do you mean a division board feeder? You have to feed, feed, feed until the flow starts, and the trees in your area start to bloom so they can gather pollen. Also, how are you handling youe queen?

Closed per the OP's request, but I do have this to say: From the rules: Do's * Be friendly and courteous to all members at all times. * Be nice to newcomers and help them feel welcome. * Respect that people may have a different political, religious, philosophical and cultural background than...

Enterprising and wise - I hope he gets lots of business.

And the fun keeps going on and on...... Yesterday hubby went to my chiropractor because the hip that has been bothering him isn't getting any better. We were told it was bursitis. He had gone to get x-rays but he didn't follow up with the office - he also had seen an associate, and not my...

Excellent news, Aly, I hope it works out!!

I've only seen the Kate's buttermilk up in Scarboro, Maine. It isn't even down in the stores near us in southwestern Maine.

Yes, MP, that is very cool! :)

Oh my goodness kind SS friends, I am so touched! Please, know that what you've said here truly makes me happy. But here's some more truths - we are in relatively good shape for people who have to live with so little. We have no debt to speak of. We own both of our homes, all we have to come...

We would be fine here. Nuff said ;)

Freemotion, sorry I haven't been back to my journal - I'd definitely love to trade, maybe some keffir grains? I live right off Route 3, exit 13, not on the Cape, we're 20 miles north of Plymouth. Anyhoo, let's see what we can work out! My thoughts turn to spring - and trying to shake this...

Parenting is a very personal thing, what we choose to teach our children comes from what we were taught, and our own life experiences. The moral code you choose to raise your children with is something you are going to feel strongly about, and it really isn't going to be settled until you have...

Yum! I'll definitely be trying these :)