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Old 18-02-2010, 04:57 PM posted to rec.gardens.orchids
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On Wed, 17 Feb 2010 23:18:35 -0500 in Diana Kulaga wrote:
Chris, what are you doing in NC, when you could be freezing here in FL?


It's probably because of the steady job in NC. The situation with the step
kids is also a factor.
It also doesn't help that my wife has declared points south of south carolina
to be too hot and humid for her in the summer and florida also is dubbed
"Too many bugs."

She's been liking the idea of Ohio River Valley parts of Kentucky and
bits of Upstate New York for when the kids are out of the house.

Diana (Blast Is Us!)

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On Wed, 17 Feb 2010 09:00:10 -0800 (PST) in
jankey
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in the midlantic at least? i note Al is warm and snug and expecting a
plague of frogs; everybody else OK? 35 inches total on my deck. we
were out of power for 18 hours (all electric house); had votives going
as smudge pots for the orchids for a while. some of the little phals
look unhappy, but so far the only bud blast is on the psychopsis,
which has been blasting all winter. clearly it's unhappy about the
cold/dry/both.

oh, and it was snowing this morning. :\


I'm down in North Carolina where we got enough snow a couple weeks ago it
was impossible to catch a late show at the theatres one Saturday
afternoon.

I'm sick with some crud with body aches and coughing, and NOW a stopped up
nose.. I blame my youngest for infecting me.

The cymbidiums are happy enough despite their neglect and the
Zelonkiia Onusta is very happy. Beyond that, the orchid bug is
somewhat waning for me. Not enough time, not enough space, and
just not giving me the same level of enjoyment as the garden.

--j_a



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