amcoffeegirl
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I remember- write your name on the bottom of the pot. LolI really like your Willow leaf cascade!
I remember- write your name on the bottom of the pot. LolI really like your Willow leaf cascade!
Did you?I remember- write your name on the bottom of the pot. Lol
Did you?
I think you were thinking of that other relatively new member, Andrew (from South Africa I think). The one who was involved in the Paris/religion thread. I'm pretty sure he posted some pretty decent looking trees.I think I may have been thinking of someone else.
Dammit!
And I was really ready to give the benefit of a doubt.
I feel this forum has mellowed since I first jointed...that,or I became sensitized to it. With different personities...there will always be a hiccup here and there. I guess I fall into the last group because I can't see it being a place where no one pokes from time to time. That just doesn't seem realistic to me. I once tried being a peace maker...back in the day. Which only adds fuel to the fire. Once I grasp that...decided these are grown men...and little old me wasn't about to change anything with text words. Now if we all were in a room...where one can hear tone of voice. I would be curious how much humor went along with the ornery that plays out.
I feel like everything has mellowed since I first jointed.
Thanks for the vote of confidence, appreciate it! And hope 2016 brings you the same weather!Sawgrass, you certainly have talent and more importantly a fantastic attitude and an obvious desire to share bonsai with others (your posts are
evidence of this). I'm sorry to hear you have walked a rugged, and recently painful, path. I appreciate you sharing your struggles...they remind me of some of the most jaw dropping "trees in nature" I've ever seen. Seems as though the most beautiful ones are sculpted by endless battles between the harshest elements the world can wield and a relentless spirit to survive and flourish anyway. They stand as some of the finest examples of what strength really "lives" like. My wish for you is better "weather" in 2016, some that will allow you to grow and serve in peace.
Wow, I didn't notice that in her post. Freudian slip, Darlene? LOL...
I feel like everything has mellowed since I first jointed.
I had no idea you were so young/old!My goal is to be better with bonsai in 2016 than I was in 2015. I hope to bury some demons, and to rejoice in my life. At 70 there is not that much left, from family history could be as many as 40 or as few as 7, one never knows---could be tomorrow.
I think you were thinking of that other relatively new member, Andrew (from South Africa I think). The one who was involved in the Paris/religion thread. I'm pretty sure he posted some pretty decent looking trees.
How do you know we already didn't?Can someone do a background check on me please
Yes I admire my own collection.
But I understand next to any of the trees these guys hold mine are sticks.
I'm sure you understand.
I think some folks don't understand that the people on here do help others in real life all the time to understand more about the hobby and practice the skills needed.
Name and address please?Can someone do a background check on me please
How do you know we already didn't?
- the results will be in shortly.
Name and address please?
I would love to!
I'm honestly not trying to beat up my own collection. I wouldn't still be growing them if I thought I would end up with trash. My own journey is my own- I get you and agree.I used to feel strongly that way...but you know what...we're all on a journey...some further up on the path than we can see...their footsteps covered by ones less as far on their journey...it's those we might see on our own path...but we ALL started on that path. Some just further along than you or I. Sure to them and what they have accomplished some may see sticks in a pot...others...see themselves in our new journey. So...I honesty don't feel my material worthless to anyone anymore. And if they honesty don't like them...then lucky for them they can't see them from my back yard.![]()