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I apologize for such a HUGE lapse between articles. You'd think the weeds and I had been asleep or something! Well, after three years of writing this topic and 8 cases of Lyme Disease, I have thought about laying THIS particular corner of Suite 101 down and pick up another, Women Beyond Forty, which would have commenced by the beginning of May. Although I am COMPLETELY recovered from this eighth round of Lyme, my need is to decrease my odds of going for a ninth, so I am no longer a professional gardener, which changes how I do my research.
I do hope, in the three years and something like sixty articles, that I have, with some fun and surprises, managed to share with you a certain new (or VERY old) appreciation of some of the WonderWeeds that you had, up to now thought were merely 'undesirables'. It's hard to say the word WEED without smilin'. So now you know why *I* do. And here on Earth Day,2001 it seems as good a time as any to point you back to that three years' worth of writings (as I'm sure not a one of you could possibly have read them ALL, I'm even surprised I WROTE them all!) I would not leave Weeds and Wild Things out of lack of interest, I have just SAID A LOT over here and desire to say something DIFFERENT. Bless Suite101 for allowing us to put up a body of work and have it remain even if we wander off elsewhere. I know that a lot of the links I've put up over the years have gone quiet and I will try to remedy that. Go To Page: 1 2
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