K Barrett wrote:
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Ok, I guess I'll have to defer discussion until everyone gets their copy of
'Orchids'.

K Barrett

I got mine today. Now I can read it myself. I may live pretty far off
the beaten path up here but it's good to know at least I'm not "the end
of the postal world".

Steve

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K Barrett wrote:
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Ok, I guess I'll have to defer discussion until everyone gets their copy
of
'Orchids'.

K Barrett

I got mine today. Now I can read it myself. I may live pretty far off
the beaten path up here but it's good to know at least I'm not "the end
of the postal world".

Steve


So what do you think?

K

K Barrett wrote:
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K Barrett wrote:

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Ok, I guess I'll have to defer discussion until everyone gets their copy

of

'Orchids'.

K Barrett

I got mine today. Now I can read it myself. I may live pretty far off
the beaten path up here but it's good to know at least I'm not "the end
of the postal world".

Steve



So what do you think?

K

I'll read it tonight if I can stay awake. Stay tuned.

Steve wrote:

K Barrett wrote:

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Ok, I guess I'll have to defer discussion until everyone gets their
copy of
'Orchids'.

K Barrett


I got mine today. Now I can read it myself. I may live pretty far off
the beaten path up here but it's good to know at least I'm not "the end
of the postal world".

Steve

I was going to add, but I forgot ...
For those who didn't get the magazine yet, wait until you see the
Anguloa on page 115. What an incredible plant! It was grown in Hull,
Quebec too, northwest of here. Less than 3 hours away. Obviously, I'm
impressed.

Steve

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Eric Hunt wrote:
*laughing at imagining Kathy with a degree solely in sea anemones*

*laughing again at how she would decorate the waiting room at her
dentistry
practice today if she had a degree in sea anemones*

Eric, you haven't seen her office, have you?

Steve
(just kidding, I haven't seen it either)

I like to say that at least my career stayed in a moist environment.

K Barrett

I would like to note, for the record, that I never meant this subject to get
so soggy.
Murri

Steve wrote:
K Barrett wrote:

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Ok, I guess I'll have to defer discussion until everyone gets their
copy of
'Orchids'.

K Barrett


I got mine today. Now I can read it myself. I may live pretty far off
the beaten path up here but it's good to know at least I'm not "the end
of the postal world".

Steve

Nope, I am. Not sure why, I'm not that rural, but I always get my
Orchids mag last.

Rob

--
Rob's Rules: http://www.msu.edu/~halgren
1) There is always room for one more orchid
2) There is always room for two more orchids
2a) See rule 1
3) When one has insufficient credit to obtain more
orchids, obtain more credit

LittlefrogFarm - Growing the plants Rob likes. )

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Steve wrote:

K Barrett wrote:

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Ok, I guess I'll have to defer discussion until everyone gets their
copy of
'Orchids'.

K Barrett


I got mine today. Now I can read it myself. I may live pretty far off
the beaten path up here but it's good to know at least I'm not "the end
of the postal world".

Steve

I was going to add, but I forgot ...
For those who didn't get the magazine yet, wait until you see the
Anguloa on page 115. What an incredible plant! It was grown in Hull,
Quebec too, northwest of here. Less than 3 hours away. Obviously, I'm
impressed.

Steve

I believe the photographer is Marilyn Light's husband, no?

K