Anxious to Harvest

nicolle wrote:Heh heh. We'd better get Marmaduke to do it in Stokoe Notation. It's the only language for me now

Someone just left a message on my wall to say they'd been told to visit my garden because it looked good...all there is now is tiny new shoots!

Ha ha, That must have been a bit of a shock!

As for Stokoe Notation, I'm so glad you solved it! I got so obsessed that I had a dream I was being chased by little notations and they all had sharp little teeth! I woke up in a rather cold sweat that night.
(I had the same kind of dream when I had 3 papers due at University many moons ago, only in that nightmare it was an A4 size lecture pad paper with nasty teeth! )

Hee hee, I think my imagination is a little bit crazy!

PS I had a wee search around my computer for something similar to your snipping tool, but sadly couldn't find anything. Not to worry, there are heaps of things on this computer I've never used, I'm sure one of them will do something useful

Yay! I did it!
Thanks so much for your help nicolle

( Oops! bugger the delete button. didn't mean to push that!!!)

nicolle wrote:At last, another Simon Strawberry. Perfect symmetry to the last!

That looks so awesome, nicolle! Thanks for sharing it with us.

I use Ctrl and Print Screen to save a screen shot. Push Ctrl and PrtSc at the same time, then open your image program --Irfanview, Paint-- and Paste. And then I have to crop the image to show what I want.

Well done Mercon! So pleased it worked. Maybe we should start a new thread on here for people to post shots of their garden that they are proud of? What do you say? If no-one has done it tonight, when I am home again, I'll look into into it.

nicolle wrote:Well done Mercon! So pleased it worked. Maybe we should start a new thread on here for people to post shots of their garden that they are proud of? What do you say? If no-one has done it tonight, when I am home again, I'll look into into it.

yeah, i think it might make more sense to have a folder of them, containing separate threads, like one for each garden, someone suggested a sort of garden diary topic, that would be good. they should be able to be kept updated by the owners then no problems, i'd like to see how things have progressed but would really like to have seen this started about a year ago:(
oh well, just start your own topics along these lines and eventually they'll be thrown into a respective folder, err, i reckon^_^

Marmaduke said:

... i think it might make more sense to have a folder of them, containing separate threads, like one for each garden, someone suggested a sort of garden diary topic, ...

That was my suggestion here! --> https://myfairyland.forumotion.net/troubleshooting-and-forum-suggestions-f5/how-to-make-this-forum-better-t16-25.htm No one had replied, though - I guess the admin and mods were conferring.

April&Lucinda wrote:Marmaduke said:

... i think it might make more sense to have a folder of them, containing separate threads, like one for each garden, someone suggested a sort of garden diary topic, ...

That was my suggestion here! --> https://myfairyland.forumotion.net/troubleshooting-and-forum-suggestions-f5/how-to-make-this-forum-better-t16-25.htm No one had replied, though - I guess the admin and mods were conferring.

I can set up a section. Does "garden journals" sound like a good title? That's what I'll set it as for now

I thought this might take off while I was away! April, sorry, I didn't realise you'd already suggested it...and there was me thinking I'd had a brilliant idea!!

Thanks for setting it up, Laura

Awesome! Thanks so much for setting it up, Laura!

Once again I'm twiddling my thumbs waiting for a Bonsai to fruit! And I don't know how long it has to go, because I forgot to note how long it's been fully grown. (For such an impatient person, I'm also rather forgetful ... )

How on earth did those of you on higher levels get through the Bonsai stages when there was no Wildlife around?!

I'm anxious for my Opis Magiflora (I'm still a level 17'er!)