Widow Widowers of Secular Belief Community Group
It is our group mission and intention to help support the grieving widow/widower without inference or reference to topics or conversation involving religion. Although we are of differing faiths, we chose to not bring up our respective beliefs in this forum, believing that doing so only helps to incite, antagonize and cause debate. As members here, we agree to "Live and...
Mild winter in MY this year. Have lettuce planted in pots in South window and cherry tomatoes coming slowly. Things are proceeding day by day here and all are well. Dogs, cats and humans. Best to all of you! D & D
Speaking of . . updates on us . . . :and MT
All good for the most part. SC probate still not settled, yet I've moved all of my personals here. I now consider MT my home state. Thankfully we were blessed with a mild winter. I started getting SAD, winter blues in early February, but then the temps and sun started rising and shining. The birds and the bees are back, (along with a few flies). Speaks volumes of early Spring to me! :) We started some seedlings inside (lettuce and cherry tomato plants) . . they are doing well enough to transplant into larger containers this week. Indoors, of course. We probably still have another six weeks before we can plant outside. However, it is most exciting to have an early start on a garden and see some "green growth"!!
Your little garden will be springing forth with some good eatings soon. Morey had such a fabulous green thumb. His little palm trees are growing to the sky and his monkey plants and succulents are so lovely. He'd be so happy to know that I'm keeping them well and blooming. I'm in charge of all the plants in our office including some very particular orchids.
Dayna how do your animals like Montana? Did they adjust ok.
Have a wonderful weekend kids, try and behave,
Love,
Roz ♥