I have been gone all day, so I need to know the outcome of Fred's
dilemma. What type of fluif could rejuvenate the plants. Hopefully, he
dug up the plants and replaced them with new more vigorous ones. If
she's unhappy with that, I know where you could get a neat looking
concrete monkey to put in the window box. Also, my first idea was for a
fairly large house fire, that should take care of the plants and the
stain on the window sill. Make sure the cars are well away from the heat
source. I did like the powder coating idea. If she's contemplating
bodily harm, I would like first dibs on the TR3 - or if she's parting
things out, the overdrive and transmission. Also, I hear that the drive
shaft is in fairly new condition!! Maybe she will write back.
GOOD LUCK, FRED!!!
Janet said you could come down here and work on my cars, she doesn't let
me touch the plants!
Tom
Fred Thomas wrote:
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> Listers, when your wife goes away for a week and you only remember to water
> the flowers on the first day she is gone, is there anyway to rejuenate these
> things, get them to stand-up again quickly, she is due home at 1:p.m. today,
> 6 days without water hurts these lttle things. Also I have a water stain on
> the window sill due to no container under the plastic plant there, is this
> removable ?? Grease & plants due not mix at all. "FT"
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