Thank you Cindy!   Hi everybody!  I'm enjoying my day doing not much of anything, but a little bit of everything!  My hub is home with broncitis so I feel bad for him.  He is feeling so bad.  It's 34 out right now and everything is white like a winter wonderland!  What's going on in your side of the world? 

Hi rileysmom!      How are you feeling today?  You are eating breakfast and I'm getting ready for lunch here!  Don't you love how computers connect us! 

You poor dear.  Well, you will have to do one handed things, like, hummm … typing one handed to me, or, having coffee and reading a book,  or petting Riley!   There you go, three fun ideas!    Arent you glad I'm here to help you! 

Hi Paws!    Ok, thanks for that tip.   It's 34 here so a lot of our snow is melting again and the roads are clear.. just the way I like it!  Hey, I was reading about forcing bulbs that you posted.  That was interesting.  I wonder if you can do that when you dont have room to store them over the winter.  That one person said she had her bulbs in the fridge…  I thought that was interesting.  I guess room temperature is too warm, isnt it.  Food for thought.

Ourside would be too cold, they would freeze I thought.  That's a good subject with a lot of potential. 

Hub is feeling poorly.   Day 2 of antibiotic so maybe tomorrow he will show improvement. 

Ok, see I have to learn this.  I have elephant ear bulbs, and a few others I can't spell so I won't try, left out over the winter.  I guess I'll know if they made it or not come spring!  I didnt pull them up because I dont have a basement to put them in and I thought room temperature would be too warm to store them.   I also put out knockout roses and butterfly bushes last year, because it was said the deer do not eat them as much.  I put in some mums too.  I hope they all come back this year!

yes, Ross, in fact he has shown signs of needing it!  Poor man.   I can't get him to eat.  I have made him french toast today and offered him everything under the sun and he won't eat.  I would think soup would go down but he wont consider that either.  :(

Thank you Miss Judy, but what can I do!  He is not a very good patient!  He is out there right now, as I type, drinking coffee!!!!  Ugg  what's a wife to do! 

Thanks Ross.  Go figure your wife liked chocolate almond bark and clementine oranges.  That's the sweet taste buds, they are usually always there and ready to please, that's why I made hub the french toast, but that didnt go down good for him either.  I know what you mentioned would go down good to me!   I'm sorry you've had to use so many antibiotics,  and that your wife had to go thru chemo.  I hope you are both well today.  Did you fight upper respiratory problems?

MaryB, We are fine now. Nancy had stage one breast cancer in '99. I had a bowel resection and back surgury and a total hip replacement. New shocks and ball joints and some plunbing repairs and I am good for another fifty thousand miles. lol.