Last year I planted some Gloriosa Daisy seeds I got from the Disney Movie Club. I was able to get at least three plants from the containers where I planted the seeds, but only got one flower, which was cool looking, with autumn colors. After planting them in my front yard garden, the plants died back a little during winter, but never completely, even when it got really cold. So this Spring they made a quick comeback and were soon a couple of feet high with tons of flowers coming up. A storm blew the yellow ones down, but even lying on the ground, they seem to be doing okay. The yellow ones seem to be black eyed susans, but the one with autumn colors also has a lot of flowers. Continue reading “Daisies Part 2”
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Pitcher Plants
Last year I got a membership to the Atlanta Botanical Garden. Of course they have all kinds of plants there and right now they have a collection of living sculptures scattered throughout that were kind of neat to go looking for. But they also have a plot of pitcher plants that were just really cool. There are different kinds, but they all looked pretty neat.
The Movie Review Vault
On my website I publish movie reviews I write. I started writing these on the Macintosh User Group bulletin board in the 1990’s and eventually started saving them, and then eventually published them to my website. While I had written reviews earlier than 1998, I only saved what I wrote from 1998 onward, so my website only goes back to that year. Because I write reviews whenever I watch a movie (not just new releases, but older movies too), I often will go ahead and write a review for pre-1998 movies as well, with no way of publishing them, but keeping them in my Access database where all of the reviews live. When I joined the Disney Movie Club, I wrote reviews of a lot of the older Disney animated features that I was buying, but my list of rankings couldn’t link to those reviews since they were not on the web.
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Time for Irises
Moving the Wiki
I haven’t done much with the Flashlight Wiki lately, but a couple of other users have made some changes, which is a good sign maybe. My long time web host A Small Orange, which was a local company at one time, has changed hands a couple of times and has finally gone up on their price from $50 per year to $86. That is more than I want to pay, so I looked around for better options and found HostGator which you could get a really good introductory deal on by committing to 3 years of service for only $3.95 per month for their baby plan, which is pretty much unlimited shared hosting. Then before I could make up my mind, the website offered a better rate of $3.48 per month, so I took it.
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