| Author | Content |
oriole
Mifflintown, PA
(Zone 6a)
March 09, 2008
06:25 AM Post #4641130
| Thanks for neat article. Lots of good info to put into action. |
doccat5
Fredericksburg, VA
(Zone 7b)
March 09, 2008
08:38 AM Post #4641253
| Lots of good ideas and reminders. Thanks. |
Dutchlady1
Naples, FL
(Zone 10a)
March 09, 2008
10:46 AM Post #4641653
| ooh, organization... that thing...LOL
Well written, thanks for the reminders.
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cathy4
St. Louis County, MO
(Zone 5a)
March 09, 2008
11:31 AM Post #4641830
| I've never had a plan before, but while I wait for the snow to melt, I think I will make some lists. Great article! |
darius
So.Appalachian Mtns, VA
(Zone 5b)
March 09, 2008
11:38 AM Post #4641855
| Yep, guess it's time to make a PLAN here! (Thanks) |
threegardeners
North Augusta, ON
(Zone 5a)
March 09, 2008
11:46 AM Post #4641898
| Great article...plans eh? I never was any good at planning.
DH plans and I can usually get everything all done while he's still planning how to do it...LOL |
lindagarden
Gilbert, AZ
March 11, 2008
01:33 PM Post #4650837
| I loved your article. So true, going a million places at one time. Here in Az, as you probably have in Texas, gardening is a year around project. |
mwperry
Brandon, MS
(Zone 8a)
March 14, 2008
02:11 AM Post #4661896
| I didn't realize, until I read your article, that I am a planner. I plan my garden almost identically as you. Lists and more lists helps me stay on course. Distractions are everywhere, so I plan -- grocery lists, house chore lists, to-do lists, and gardening chores. Occasionally I keep a list in my head!
Thanks for the entertaining article!
Martha |
TexasTam
Plano, TX
(Zone 8a)
March 14, 2008
03:39 PM Post #4663904
| Thank you for your feedback, everyone!
I have to credit my mom for teaching me to keep lists. At 75, she is still quite a go-getter (plays 2 hours of tennis a week, mows her own lawn, etc.) Her favorite list-keeper paper was a promotional pad from Nike that said "Just Do It" on the top...lol! |
