Re: OT-CHAT: post written in anger
- Subject: Re: [iris-talk] OT-CHAT: post written in anger
- From: D* E*
- Date: Wed, 26 Jun 2002 07:52:29 -0600
----- Original Message -----
From: MemsCo_John Reeds <jreeds@microsensors.com>
To: <iris-talk@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Tuesday, June 25, 2002 10:07 AM
Subject: RE: [iris-talk] OT-CHAT: post written in anger
Thank you John. I agree that Iris-Talk is a wonderful place to make new
friends. My concern was that some might take issue with the contents since
it was not an Iris related topic. As you stated, iris people are indeed
"quality" and not a word of reprimand was sent for my posting.
I hope some year to attend an AIS convention - if one takes place within
a reasonable distance (5-6 hours drive) from El Paso! I would love to meet
many of my friends from Iris-talk and shake their hand or better yet, give
them a hug
My arilbreds are in their deep summer depression. . .Awful looking
things this time of the year! The TB's are still looking somewhat
presentable. Their rich green is being replaced by a rather washed out
greenish yellow color. Although all my iris were planted last September, the
increases are abundant! Next project is to prepare some new beds to
accommodate all the new rhizomes that will be received in September! After
that, I need to separate all the RB's and move them to their own bed so I
can better care for them.
Gardening in El Paso is . . . different! Coming from lush Arkansas, this
has been/is being a challenge for me and I wish I had stock in the peat moss
industry! My husband rolls his eyes and sez, "what in the *&% are you doing
with all those bales of that *&%$ stuff???" I keep telling him I have to do
something to get this desert sand to hold water!
Just wanted ya'll to know I'm still doing iris!!
Doris Elevier
USDA zone 7b Sunset 11
El Paso, TX
> I don't know how the list moderater feels about such things, but I
find
> iris-talk is a wonderful place to make new friends. Some of the best
> "quality" people I know are iris people. And if your heart really needs
to
> speak to people who understand how you feel about something, why not. I
> only regret that most of us may never meet eaach other in person. Maybe
> iris-talk members should try to organize a chance to meet at AIS
conventions
> or something. Not that we all go (I may go to the next Oregon one), but
at
> least we could begin to put faces to the names, and give us a chance to
> shake hands, introduce ourselves, and meet our unseen friends.
>
> John Reeds, in San Juan Capistrano, CA
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