Beez wrote:

awesome. i'd have to plant them in a planter though. :(

 lily34 wrote:

I'll save you some seeds and you can plant them next spring.    

 Beez wrote:
i LOVE portulaca. love it. it's so hard to find here. i couldn't get any last year.

(yesterday)

Chopped, burned and pillaged.  I think that was the hardest working day we've had since we moved in.  

Finally got the last of the garden plants in the ground.  In the way over-sized garden that we've planted.  I could feed all the neighbors if I had any. 

Repotted a mandevilla that I'm trying to rehab.  I took me about 2 hours just to get it untangled from itself.   Planted some portulaca in my flower bed because I love that stuff.  

 Antigone wrote:

Nice!

 Antigone wrote:
There's NOTHING like homegrown tomatoes!

 kurtster wrote: The 2 generation Hemi ('64- '71) was way underrated in that department. They squelched the correct HP figures because of insurance and the competition.
They said 425 HP,. But those engines built today to stock specs, and dyno'd easily exceed 500+ HP. That's how they dominated the competition back then... and still to this day. All those years since '64.


I'm putting together an all aluminum 2nd gen Hemi with a Whipple Supercharger on top of a fabbed Hogans intake manifold. 1100 HP for my Daytona. 
The goal is 230 mph at a dry lake/ Bonneville. Driving it there and back. No trailer.

 GeneP59 wrote: Plum Crazy= Dodge.
In- Violet= Plymouth.

 maryte wrote:
The Captian was everywhere!

 miamizsun wrote:

I'll watch whatever the person giving foot massages wants to watch.

cooked breakfast
gave a foot massage
listened to pink floyd and dead can dance
brushed my dogs
brushed a strangers teeth
went and looked at paint colors
had a nice dinner
later?
probably snuggle (all four of us) and watch whatever someone else wants to watch

 GeneP59 wrote:


And the squirrels AND groundhogs, I hope!

 kcar wrote:
Yup. Did you get to pat Goldrush?

How about Major Mud?  

 Antigone wrote:

Nice raised garden.  Keeps the bunnies at bay.

 GeneP59 wrote:

Octane Red could be ,  late life crisis red

I'm just sentimental. Today I hear a lot of the songs on RP my friend  had listened to. Thank you.

Now my friend is dead. I always thought, my friend got all the good music. When I visit him, I can hear it.

So my friend Theo, thank you for the love and e.g. the song from The Grateful Dead "Touch Of Grey". It was you, who said, I love this song.

Cheers to all lovers and mankind.

 kcar wrote:

 maryte wrote:

Any of you guys remember Rex Trailer and Sergeant Billy? I was in the live audience once for that show. 

 KurtfromLaQuinta wrote:

How about Plumb Crazy or my favorite Super Blue. That was my 73 Cuda’s color.