In response to Cheryl's message:

RE: Hope all yens mudders haves a go one.
Enjoyed reading and very true.

"True" isn't the half of it, I was the living nightmare for my momma I'm sure. So I don't mind one thing she does now after all shes momma. I am just Thankful she did as much as she could...

In response to Momma's Boy's message:

Hope all yens mudders haves a go one.
I know its a little early but I hate being late.
Well its time again to Thank your mother, Thank her for taking all your crap over the years. Thank her for not giving up when everyone else did. Thank her for not telling dad what you did. Thank her for that smack, Give mom a Big Thanks for letting you grow up honest & caring. Thank your mom for the kiss and chicken noodle soup. Thank your mom for the advice ,the laughs, the crys. Thank your mother if she gave birth to you or not. Its time once again to Thank your mother for being her, the best Mom she could be.
Thanks mom, thourgh it all your still mom.
Happy mudders day yens mudder's.

Enjoyed reading and very true.

I know its a little early but I hate being late.
Well its time again to Thank your mother, Thank her for taking all your crap over the years. Thank her for not giving up when everyone else did. Thank her for not telling dad what you did. Thank her for that smack, Give mom a Big Thanks for letting you grow up honest & caring. Thank your mom for the kiss and chicken noodle soup. Thank your mom for the advice ,the laughs, the crys. Thank your mother if she gave birth to you or not. Its time once again to Thank your mother for being her, the best Mom she could be.
Thanks mom, thourgh it all your still mom.
Happy mudders day yens mudder's.

In response to YRT biker's message:

bike trail lover
has anyone taken a good look at the bums aready living along the river down by the bike trail. On the CSX side i have noticed lots of cars, quads going up and down the tracks. Then i took a closer look to see what was going on. Even went over the west draw bridge to get a closer look. These people have full access to the river from the broadford side of the river and are making good use of the freedom of being on private property to do what ever they feel like (loud music, parties all night garbage everywhere) So I asked a fellow there whats up. He said yea they come every weekend in the summer, you can pretty much do what you want cause nobody ( the law enforcement) can 't get back in without knowing how to cross the tracks down by the old wiskey plant. I seen what they did late last year when I had just moved here at the end of summer. I just wondered if anyone else has seen this and has anyone said anything or is it just me. Any info would be greatly appreciated I would like to join in the community and the first thing that I have noticed is if you plan tourism along the trail you are gonna need to clean up alot of riff raff along the river these people think that they are untouchable and can do what they want. I would like to see them use it but it looks like its out of control . I had just then watched as the others laughed at a buddy trying to get his quad across that bridge guess what..... He made it then did real nice spin out on the otherside (bike trail side) in the new dust for victory. Good for him! I'll bet there will be more.

Yeah i know what you mean about that, its an eyesore. Also they sometimes enjoy yelling over and harassing people on the bike trail. CSX or whoever should at least gate that road off to keep people from driving back there. ATV riding on the bike trail is a big problem when barriers aren't in place to keep them out.

has anyone taken a good look at the bums aready living along the river down by the bike trail. On the CSX side i have noticed lots of cars, quads going up and down the tracks. Then i took a closer look to see what was going on. Even went over the west draw bridge to get a closer look. These people have full access to the river from the broadford side of the river and are making good use of the freedom of being on private property to do what ever they feel like (loud music, parties all night garbage everywhere) So I asked a fellow there whats up. He said yea they come every weekend in the summer, you can pretty much do what you want cause nobody ( the law enforcement) can 't get back in without knowing how to cross the tracks down by the old wiskey plant. I seen what they did late last year when I had just moved here at the end of summer. I just wondered if anyone else has seen this and has anyone said anything or is it just me. Any info would be greatly appreciated I would like to join in the community and the first thing that I have noticed is if you plan tourism along the trail you are gonna need to clean up alot of riff raff along the river these people think that they are untouchable and can do what they want. I would like to see them use it but it looks like its out of control . I had just then watched as the others laughed at a buddy trying to get his quad across that bridge guess what..... He made it then did real nice spin out on the otherside (bike trail side) in the new dust for victory. Good for him! I'll bet there will be more.

Penn State Fayette Welcomes " Harold Betters & Band"
Friday, April 25, 2008 7PM
Swimmer Hall, Williams Building Penn State Fayette Campus
Cost: Free to Penn State students with ID. Open to public at $5 per ticket for non students.
To purchase tickets email hlv101@psu.edu or call Heather @(724) 626-0455
Brought to you by AOJ society with assistance from SAC & SAF.
Thank you

I am so proud to be an American, so filled with love I tattooed her name on my chest. There is no other, she has freedom running, dare I say it, “from sea to shining sea. “We are so free that we can even afford loses of promised rights that an honest moral person does not miss. A lost to protect that freedom we hold so dear. We are so free we can speck our minds publicly and not fear being stoned to death, if so then your murderer will pay in full. We are so free we can share a life with whom ever we choose no matter our religious ,political or sexual interests .No matter who’s culture runs throw your blood we are free in her arms.
I don’t think anyone would argue with The USA being the greatest civilization in history. Sure you can say “we are to young “but think - really think about how much we have achieved in just a few hundred years? Sure we have a few problems but we 're working on it. We have a land filled with literary every walk of life on the planet, all given freedoms never thought possible anytime in history. Given a life with Freedom of happiness. We are so free others want us dead! Its amazing we are so free , we fight each other about our freedoms. I seriously could not find a better place that shows our freedoms more then this board. This place is almost chaotic at times but it makes me proud to see people still passionate about EVERYTHING. Freedom Rocks!

In response to CWR's message:

Fence vines
I asked a few days ago about vine (S) for boarder fence. I have a large Wedding lace(white) ,a few Honey suckle(yellow),and a few trumps(orange.) I'm looking for other vine(s) to complyment these plants .Each one blooms from mid spring until fall,I'd like info on plants with a different color then those I have. I'd like a light w8 plant like the Wedding lace so the fence lives longer.

cwr you are in zone 6 try greenhill nurseries then tap in the selection of vines zone 6 they have a dozen or so . also you can grow banana trees and mulch them each winter . they do spread so you need some room

I asked a few days ago about vine (S) for boarder fence. I have a large Wedding lace(white) ,a few Honey suckle(yellow),and a few trumps(orange.) I'm looking for other vine(s) to complyment these plants .Each one blooms from mid spring until fall,I'd like info on plants with a different color then those I have. I'd like a light w8 plant like the Wedding lace so the fence lives longer.

In response to Pink & Purple's message:

RE: A soaked march brings green leaves.
Morning Glories?

I believe they(morning glory) die back each year. Its a great plant and it pops up everywhere , purples& blues, I think “its” in love with my red peppers because that’s were it loves to grow.… However I want to start on my "grand pappy’s garden” , a garden I can just water and trim.
As vines go I have small Hall’s Honeysuckle(genus Lonicer Halliana) two trumpet plants, both right hand turners, and four small rose bushes. I would like a few early spring bloomers, something other then purple or orangeJ

In response to CWR's message:

A soaked march brings green leaves.
Well here comes spring just a few more snow flakes (hopefully 12 inches) and its bloom time. I find it tricky to guess when to start digging and cutting, I get like a little kid, but I’m getting better. A few years ago, I killed every other cutting or freebie plant I got, now its one in eight, pretty good huh? I have a question about vine growth, or the best type of plane for vine work. I have one plant I enjoy but cant find other vines for fence rail. I want vines that are flexible but light wt. I found one vine the “silver lace” (Genus- polygonum ) it grew to 12 feet in one season. It’s thin and strong so it doesn’t bust out the fencing like any “trumpet “plants would Also the thin vine lets more light in to keep the wood dry. .Any suggestions on other thin colorful vines that can take wind.?

Morning Glories?