Happy TEG Anniversary, Steve! :D (and Joan too!)

[journey11]

I just happened to notice earier this week that you have been with us for FIVE YEARS as of today. I thought that was definitely noteworthy! Thanks for all the great conversations and for sharing your garden wisdom with us. Hope you will still be hanging out with us 5 years from now!

ETA: cake!

 

[so lucky]

Wow! Thanks for bringing that to our attention, Journey. Congratulations, Steve!

 

[thistlebloom]

Happy Anniversary Steve! :bouquet
I too am very glad that you share your growing wisdom with us! Oh, and your excellent garden experience too!

Do you think you might be sharing some of that cake?

 

[Ridgerunner]

Yes Congratulations. Five years is a long time.

I trust that is a carrot cake?

 

[digitS']

Hey! That's me!

What a nice surprise! I had to check to see that it had really been 5 years. Yep, that's me!

Thank you all.

Steve

and edited to say: thank you especially, Journey, for noticing.

 

[journey11]

You're welcome, Steve!

 

[Nyboy]

Always look forward to reading your posts!!! Happy Anniversary with many more to come!!

 

[digitS']

Thank you!

There are other "oldsters" around here. First, of course, is our webmaster, Nifty. I don't know quite how the person who starts the forum "registers" but he has been around since what must be the 1st day: 11/12/2007.

Moments later . . . . he is joined by a small, intrepid group. You can find them showing up on the earliest posts in the "Forum Announcements" threads, for example. Our Silkiechicken moderator arrives . So does TerrieLacy, who keeps an eye on us around here even yet.

Notably - and I say this without any shyness - Southern Gardener Joan is here by 11/22/2007 and yet, I don't think of her as an "oldster." Yes, you see, Joan predates me on TEG . . !

Steve

 

[so lucky]

Well then......Happy Anniversary to Southern Gardener, too!

 

[ninnymary]

Steve, you have become very valuable to us. I always trust your judgement and wisdom. Wished you lived in my zone then you could really help me. I'm trying to find a low chill white nectarine for my area but there doesn't seem to be one. At least one that would provide good tasting fruit.

Hope to see you for many more years!

Mary