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I remember using a 15 cent stamp to mail a postcard and paying .35 cents for an ice cream cone at Thrify's in CA.

You are a good lamb mamma! 😍

How neat! I didn't know you made up the name! (Good name BTW!) Are most of the bean names I see on this forum made up by the growers?

On this day in 1963 1st class postage was raised from 4 cents to 5 cents! Can you imagine that!?

Those Cold Creek beans remind me of Holstein cows! Do you eat those or just collect them for their beauty?

Me too! I would love to have a greenhouse!

My parents live in a strict association where they aren't aloud to plant anything outside and they also cant hang things like beautiful wind chimes in their porch!

I use the Oxford comma as well.

Why not? Do you live in a place with a strict homeowners association?

You are in good company! I always thought you were supposed to add 2 spaces after a period and yes I used to use a typewriter! Lol!!

You had the life of a cat today!

I'd love to see a pic! I love sunflowers!

When writing something digital such as an email, how many spaces do you add after each period? One or two? If you answered two, everyone will know you are definitely "older" because only us folk who have used a typewriter do that! Lol! I just learned this! How funny!

Oh come on Steve, where is your sense of adventure!?

I also lived in places with no sidewalks for roller skating. My mom would drive me to the roller rink to skate with friends occasionally. I remember we had a large barn at one time that had a dirt floor. I always dreamed of hanging a disco ball from the ceiling in there and pouring concrete...

Welcome to the forum from the Pacific Northwest!

On this day in 1863, four-wheeled roller skates are patented by James Plimpton in New York City. Attached is one of the first roller skates! (Image courtesy of Medfield Historical Society)

Looks yummy!

Oh, ok. I was hoping it wasn't miner's lettuce, because that is also in the purslane family and it is delicious on tacos, burgers, and sandwiches!

What type of purslane are you glad there is not much of?