Re: head count

My goodness...seems like it's been forever since I got to do any posting
to this list. I miss all of you and am still here...just swamped!!!!!
Work at the hospital has been crazy (of our 14 patients only about 2 or
3 of them are capable of any kind of self-care, the rest are all in need
of lots of help; the kids have all been ill with a nasty, nasty
respiratory thing; my ministry formation classes are a ton of work; it's
Girl scout cookie time as a brownie leader...and I am just too darned
tired to think straight some days. But just wanted all of you to know I
am still here and think of you often!



Melody 
Hills, IA

"The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious."    
--Albert Einstein

 --- On Sat 02/12,  < kmrsy@comcast.net > wrote:
From:  [mailto: kmrsy@comcast.net]
To: gardenchat@hort.net
Date: Sat, 12 Feb 2005 16:54:58 +0000
Subject: Re: [CHAT] head count

Well, I'm still here, count me in. I read and post (too?) frequently
and<br>enjoy this list immensely. I'm a MG and have been gardening since
1990.<br>I've benefitted greatly from the generous people on this list
and bow to<br>our benefactor, Chris Lindsey.<br><br><br>As to posting
after a thread has seemingly run its course - that's not a<br>problem.
Marge posted the answer to Donna's Clematis problem long after<br>the
subject had been dropped, but the information was just as
valuable<br>and welcomed. If something is really a long time later, I
might post a<br>new thread saying X subject revisited, or something like
that, recap the<br>subject and give my new info.<br><br><br>--<br>Kitty
<br>neIN, Zone5<br><br>-------------- Original message --------------
<br><br>> Speaking of who is here or not..... another group I am on
recently did a <br>> head count and it was interesting to see who
replied, as some lurkers also <br>> joined in. Since this list is not
currently overwhelming... maybe we should <br>> also give it a try?!?
<br>> <br>> So, since we have many list members (maybe?).. can we get a
head count on <br>> who reads the e-mail daily, weekly, or duh! Might
also want to include where <br>> you are from, as some of us have short
memory spans, or a tad about yourself <br>> :) Of course, if I don't
know your birthday, might be the time to update <br>> that list as well
:) <br>> <br>> --- so, for me..... <br>> <br>> I try to read the mail
daily, but during my busy times, it gets downloaded <br>> for future
times. Problem with this is, feel funny commenting on something <br>>
that is a week or three old. How do you guys feel about bringing up old
<br>> topics? <br>> <br>> John (non-computer SO) and I enjoy our
gardening hobby. It involves water <br>> gardening, native plants, zone
5 perennials, garden railroad, and some <br>> annuals. <br>> <br>> This
list has become like a second family to me, a wealth of information as
<br>> well as opening my eyes to new and different thoughts. Thanks!
<br>> <br>> Donna <br

>> Monee, IL Zone 5 (hum.... do I need to add USA, do we have members on
the <br>> other side of the big ponds?) <br>> <br>>
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