GC - I agree. I took it off my dvr list because I kept deleting them without watching.

As long as they are happy in the spot they are in they will last forever (or at least a long time ;) ). Keep in mind they like some protection and shade, lots of mulch and plenty of water (though not soggy).

I'm home!!!!!!

My Internets broke. Due to finances, I had to wait until today to get my new router. I knew it was that, because everything on my 'puter was fine, but the power light on the router didn't come on. The nice kid at Best Buy (miracle in itself, getting help, friendly help, on a Saturday) took one look at my old router, laughed and said that he was surprised that it lasted this long. I now have a new router, with wireless capability. YEAH!!!


As for the kitty dissection, that is what is used for the Jr College Anatomy class. The cats are sent from Mexico. My friends would tell me what was being found in the class. Worms were the most common, but also pregnant cats, and a host of other things. ewwww....

Welcome home!

Welcome home!

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I've signed us all up!

Thanks! I can't wait! :rolleyes:

I know an ulta and adventure marathoner. Let me just say they provide perfect evidence that the completely insane can sometimes blend perfectly into normal society.

I think I'd like (if I were fit enough) to do some the endurance challenges that are out there but the ones like this I really don't see any appeal to.

Things like this generate anti-hedons.

Believe it or not, I'd rather just follow Steve up a steep, icy mountain and return in the dark without flashlights again that do this.