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Alan Bloom

Hi Guys!
 
I thought of you when I saw this today 🙂 !

No, I google Land8 and select from that list the Forum..Is a bookmark like a ‘favorites’ button? that I get..
This seems very personal, for some reason..
does anyone else see web pages laid out in different places in your head? I have a pattern, and it is like going around a board game, where the different web sites are..I could draw a diagram.
too weird?

Do you type in http://www.land8lounge.com every time you visit this site, then?

great post Thomas 🙂 yes Oudolf
 

what’s a bookmark? (said like Bill Cosby talking to God, “What’s a cubit?”) hee hee.. 

I don’t use bookmarks….. I want it to be easier for new users to get involved in discussions.

More effort? Just replace your old bookmark with a new one.

When I first graduated I took the test and got certified by the local state Nursery and Landscape Association. I am sure that your state has something similar. It helped me get my first design/build jobs and I learned some new things while studying. So never hurts, I have been keeping it up since it is cheap and fairly easy.
 

You can actually bookmark the page after changing the View to Discussion. That makes it one-click to get there like it used to be. I also agree that I’m not a fan of the new layout.

That is much more effort than I have been used to. I agree make the forum easier to access.

“Letters to the President” – Hawk Nelson
 
http://youtu.be/N3J9Uxo6dho

Both…

The under turf cooling systems dont requier a water source of that size. Once the system is filled, the water recirculates with very little evap. The system circulates about 3/4 of a gallon of water per sq ft.

The River

Thanks for the recommendations, Betsy. It seems like there are quite a few good nurseries  guided by well-educated nurserymen/women. I’m used to working with “natives”, but that term obviously means something different whenever you move to a new region. It’s good to have some resources to turn to now. Thanks again.

C.R.E.A.M. – Wu Tang Clan

“Move On Up” by Curtis Mayfield

I haven’t paid as much attention to the regional economy of the Southwest since I left in the spring after my girlfriend basically kicked me out.  Well, that’s a little harsh.  We basically agreed that since I couldn’t find work there I should move back east to be closer to my parents, who are getting up there in years.  Back here I’ve only be…[Read more]