@chris Ahh, good ones.
My favorites go back a few more years:
It Happened One Night, Charade, To Catch a Thief, Roman Holiday, To Kill a Mockingbird, The Philadelphia Story, and a more recent movie: The Princess Bride.
@chris Ahh, good ones.
My favorites go back a few more years:
It Happened One Night, Charade, To Catch a Thief, Roman Holiday, To Kill a Mockingbird, The Philadelphia Story, and a more recent movie: The Princess Bride.
@chris What else is on your list?
@chris Happy anniversary!
Good alternatives to Shasta Daisies: Purple Coneflower and Black-eyed Susan.
They not only attract pollinators, but they're host plants for butterflies.
@chris Hope you keep your power on!
We had some broken dead tree branches. Nothing major. I went outside to gather them up about an hour ago, but then saw lightning. And scurried inside.
We have power, but after today's thunderstorms many folks in Michigan don't.
According to PowerOutage.us, over 311,000 Michigan customers are without power.
@morph Thank you. How tall do yours get? Do you have any other plants near them?
Anyone growing Symphyotrichum cordifolium (Blue wood aster) in their garden?
I'm curious what your experience is with it. And what other plants you have growing near it.
It's my first year growing it, winter sown last February. It's finally adding lots of leaves.
@chris It's what I turned to after 15+ years of Evernote.
Wrote about it:
@sbourne @chris Good to see my favorite note-taking app, Notesnook, included in this review of encrypted note-taking apps:
How to make me leave your nonprofit website:
A 20+ line paragraph on mobile.
Not one, but three 20+ line paragraphs on the About page.
It's a nonprofit where I created their first website over 25 years ago. Now designed and managed by an "award-winning" design company of 30+ staff members.
@chris What features do you like about it?
@chris Glad you're ok. Scary weather.
@chris You ok?
@chris We had a good Sunday, too.
Out early in the morning for birding and saw 2 Red-headed Woodpeckers and a Yellow-breasted Chat (which is a rare bird for our area).
@chris To me, it's common sense to pass them. AFAIK, our HOA doesn't restrict them. Neighbor down the street had solar panels installed 3 years ago.
But we are an older neighborhood, which still allows chain link fences.
Other HOAs don't allow chain link fences, but allow tall privacy fences.
Why does Florida make them unfeasible?
Good.
Michigan homeowners associations (HOAs) can’t ban solar panels under newly passed bill.
The bill's chief sponsor is my state representative, Ranjeev Puri.
Some local residents contacted Puri when their HOA restricted them from making energy-efficent changes to their homes.
When Governor Whitmer signs the bill, Michigan joins Wisconsin, Indiana, Illinois, and Ohio in banning restrictions to energy-saving equipment.
@chris Happy belated birthday, Chris!
Yay! Glad to read about this change from the U.S. Post Office.
"...every Post Office location that processes passports is now offering a minimum of three hours a week where walk-in customers can visit and apply for their passport."
In Cheboygan, Michigan, there are no local journalists to report news.
Local residents are turning to Facebook for local news. (Personal note: argh, Facebook isn't a reliable or trustworthy resource to learn what's happening in your community.)
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