Re: Why do I do these things?
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Because you're a good person and you like to share. :-)
On 5/9/08, Aplfgcnys@aol.com <Aplfgcnys@aol.com> wrote:
>
> My little garden club had planned to have its meeting on
> Wildflower Island at Teatown Lake Reservation where there
> are oodles of pink lady slippers and other fascinating things
> in bloom (our president is curator of the island) next Monday,
> but now rain is forecast. We need the rain desperately - it is
> raining lightly today but we are way behind for the season - so
> though it's too bad for our meeting we won't complain. However,
> I had to be too eager and say why don't I bring some slides of
> wildflowers and we can meet at Lasdon where we normally meet
> anyway. Of course there were no objections.
> I have taken pictures of wildflowers almost obsessively over the
> years, so knew I had lots of them. I have a program of Protected
> Plant List slides that I give regularly at our Horticulture Schools,
> but everybody had already seen them at least once, so next I dug
> through the pile of carousels. Grandchildren, cats, home garden
> in each season, numerous trips, but none specifically of wildflowers.
> Then I began poking around in the boxes of loose slides. Ouch!
> At least many of them were categorized in boxes, so I did find
> quite a lot of bunches of wildflowers from various places. I have
> spent the entire afternoon on this project and finally have put
> together two carousels - one 80-slide one of mainly Southwestern
> plants and one of 140 slides of just about everywhere else.
> Of course in the middle of things a slide got jammed and I had to
> spend half an hour working that thing out. I know, I know, slides are
> sooo old-fashioned. Everybody uses power point these days, but I
> am just not into that technology yet. I still have about a hundred
> slides left, and some of them quite good, but I have run out of
> empty carousels, and i'm just too tired to look at another one anyway.
> Why do I do these things?
> Auralie
>
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