Re: Re: Leaving Dallas
- To: s*@egroups.com
- Subject: Re: [sibrob] Re: Leaving Dallas
- From: M*
- Date: Tue, 25 Apr 2000 18:47:30 -0400
- References: <ba.48f2308.26368b40@aol.com>
We actually managed to get home at 8pm instead of 5:30pm. So it was fruit salad
and cottage cheese at the airport instead of the chicken pesto that my
mother-in-law had planned for our return.
Dallas was wonderful, but as others posted, there was certainly a dearth of
siberians. The Aitkens had guested a few and they were absent in every garden in
which they were planted. Apparently a number of shipments of guest iris got
caught in the UPS strike and were in sad shape on arrival. I would imagine that
most hybridizers guested their iris in Iowa. I am still contemplating whether I
would go to the siberian convention while Sandy goes to the HIPS convetion --
what to do with the kids as the mother-in-law is not available...
Maureen
Sylborg@aol.com wrote:
> Hi all. Dallas was good, but like everyone else trying to return home to the
> northeast, flights got cancelled, changed and/or delayed. Dana and I also
> had a lengthy time getting home. Hope everyone's gardens are doing good.
> Dana and Sylvia Borglum
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