Me too. :(
Caught your post the other day about long hair and go carts! OUCH! My hair is still long—to the pockets of my jeans, but that’s as far as it goes. It won’t get any longer. Like yours, it’s ruler straight and baby fine. If I had any sense, I’d get a crew cut and be done with it! I always had short hair when I was little—hated brushing the tangles out. Keep it braided or tied in a knot now.
Sorry to hear about your neighbors house. Are they ok?
Don’t you just love “Love in a Mist”? I haven’t tried it here, prob too hot and humid. Same goes for Canterbury bells and lilacs. :( Haven’t tried CB’s but delphiniums crap out so I’m assuming the cb’s would too.
Hope you’re feeling better. :)
Yes that hurt!!! From then on I wore braids, was very careful about letting the hair fly around. Seriously, it could have broken my neck.
I do miss the long hair though. I didn’t cut it for about 13 years. Wearing breads was just easier. I braided it at night to sleep so I wouldn’t have a tangled mess to comb out in the morning. Fine hair is a pain.
The Love in a Mist does well here. My friend sent me seeds spring before last. They did well and came back up last year. I harvested seeds from them.
Maybe you could put them in a shady area. I have some in shade and some in sun, and they seem to do well in both areas. The past two summers here we had drought and they still thrived.
The friend just sent the Canterbury Bells this fall, so I don’t know how they’ll work out.
If you want me to send you some of the seed from the Love in a Mist I will be happy to do so.
The neighbors are okay, although they did lose about everything in the fire. I called them and asked them if I could do anything. I have some clothes to take by when I am sure this bug is over (don’t want to spread it to them at their age). I feel good today, but was sick, sick all week.
It is beautiful outside here today, in the ‘50s and sunshine. After being sick I really appreciate waking up well.