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Well I have a huge amount of hobbies but one of my favorite (don’t tell my other male friends) is working in the Garden! I am nowhere near a pro and I think I have killed or maimed more plants in my learning then I would like to say! But I still hang in there and garden away!
I have a vary stressful job so I like to do things that I don’t have to stress over so I figured gardening would be just the thing! Well I was wrong I stress over the garden quite a bit but I think working in it helps so it all comes out even. We have a 2 Acre piece of property and lots and lots of Trees everything from Live Oak, Hickory, Elm to Mimosa and the dreaded Chinaberry tree.
Like I said I have a lot of hobbies I buy and sell on eBay a lot and I collect and sell Toys! Yes I am going thru my middle age crises early! I am an Artist so I draw, Paint and Work in clay (it also comes in handy when I need to draw my garden plans and layouts. I hope I can learn some more here on the forum and hopefully raise the mortality rate on my plants!
Steelwoolghandi
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quote:I hope I can learn some more here on the forum and hopefully raise the mortality rate on my plants!
OH MY .... I hope we don't "raise" the mortality rate!!! I know what you meant....LOWER...just given you a hard time.
Welcome to The Garden Helper Steelwoolghandi!!!
Glad to have you onboard!!! I think you will give the site a new spin. Wow I was totally amazed and impressed with your figurines....you sure must have a lot of patience....a plus for gardening!!!!
Ask those gardening ?'s and add when you can! Catlover
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Thanks for the wonderful welcome! yes I meant lower by all means lower I can’t stand any more plant funerals! I want plant markers not plant tombstones!!!
I like the name catlover I to am a catlover (again don’t tell my male friends) I have a Russian blue as an inside cat and she is the Tops! (Don’t tell her she will just get a big head)! We also have 5 cats outside to plus one Dog and I have a sugar glider in my office (I work at home so I can take care of it as it needs lots of attention)!
Well I don’t know how much of a spin I will put on things (I hope no one gets dizzy) but I just know I plan on learning a lot and hope I can share a few things to!
Steelwoolghandi
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Hello and welcome! It's strange, it seems to be the males of my family that inherited the gardening gean. I think my great, great grandparents were farmers that might be it. I think I'm the type of person who goes though quarter life criseses so all is forgiven! I like the quote, I'm lucky enough to have two of the three in one. It'd be kind of neat to have a bath tub in my room! It would help keep the humidity up! Hope you enjoy this site as much as I've been!
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Well Jillie the Sugar Glider is in its own little (or big in this case) cage so the cat does not get near it. they really have not crossed paths so all stays well in the house.
The sugar Glider makes a great pet just requires a lot of my time.
steelwoolghandi
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I, too, am fairly new to this wonderful place. The people here are soo nice and helpful. They told me what my "freak of nature" vine is that is growing on my front lattice (turns out to be a flower!!), figured out what the weird bugs are that keep coming into my house (which my 3 cats just love to hunt down and eat ), and they have given much advice and some great conversations. Have fun while your learning, don't be afraid to ask questions (I do that ALOT!!), and have fun exploring this great place.
The sugar glider is sooooo cute!!! I want one!!! My husband would KILL me if I brought anymore animals home!!! Aparently 3 inside cats, an outside cat, and a bunny is enough!! (...don't tell him I smuggled in a new kitten last week! shhh!!! ) haha...just kidding, he knows. We're taking it to his mom this weekend! LOL
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Hello and welcome steelwoolghandi! It sounds like you should fit right in to our little community. I didn't know you could have a sugar glider as a pet. What a neat animal. What's her name?
I hope you come back often and chat with us. We have all levels of gardeners and everyone is super friendly. We love to help and chat and research stuff and chat some more....
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my Sugar Glider's name is Zoe and they are allowed pets in the US. Thanks for the Welcome I am looking forward to the chating! If its one thing I need to do is learn more about gardening (I go back to the tombstone thing)! humm maybe they will work as steping stones?
steelwoolghandi
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Where, just out of curiousity, did you get that name?? Or did you tell us and I missed it?????? Quite interesting!
Welcome to The Garden Helpers Forum!!! I'm glad you found us... We've all had a peak at your site, again, very nice.. *I showed my son them today, his eye's were quite big when he was looking at them, and thought they were so awesome.... He wanted to know if you could do the Yu~gi~oh ones' too!!
Anyhow, I know you've been getting around the site, quite nicely!! Good to see that!! Post away, jump right in, ask questions, answer questions where you can, and have a great time!!!
Thanks for finding us!!!!
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hi i think i welcomed you in another area, but wanted to say hi again, and tell you welcome again! enjoy your time here, we are glad to have you
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quote:Originally posted by weezie13: Steelwoolghandi,
Where, just out of curiousity, did you get that name?? Or did you tell us and I missed it?????? Quite interesting!
I got the name a long time ago and just kinda stuck with it and no one uses that one so I dont have to worry about somone elese having it!
quote: He wanted to know if you could do the Yu~gi~oh ones' too!! Weezie [/QB]
anytime if he wants somthing painted I can do it! steelwoolghandi
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.... I hope we don't "raise" the mortality rate!!! ![[Big Grin]](biggrin.gif)
I know what you meant....LOWER...just given you a hard time. ![[grin]](graemlins/grinnnn.gif)
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Wow I was totally amazed and impressed with your figurines....you sure must have a lot of patience....a plus for gardening!!!! 
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), and they have given much advice and some great conversations. Have fun while your learning, don't be afraid to ask questions (I do that ALOT!!), and have fun exploring this great place. ![[scaredy]](graemlins/scaredy.gif)
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haha...just kidding, he knows. We're taking it to his mom this weekend! LOL
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