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4 Dec '05 11:05 am

Thank you for the work that you put into your website.Your monthly newsletter is always welcome, as your world is so backwards to mine "getting the lawns ready for christmas" I won't see my Canadian lawn again till Easter. Especially love all the animal pictures as we live with 3 cats, and gardening well we will live vicariously through your pictures till April.

14 Dec '05 7:13 am

Dear Carayanne,
Thankyou for those kind words about the newsletter. In a fit of the egocentrics I believe that all december newsletter recipients were called Moosey. Aargh! A whole set of global Moosey gardening clones!

Hope your winter is OK. Like my friend Jo-Anne in Canada, you possibly can't see your lawn for the next three months. She has told me off (nicely!) for moaning about mine!

Anyway, thanks so much for becoming an honorary Moosey and reading the newsletter. Happy Christmas, and write lots of gardening lists!
Cheers

7 Jan '06 7:16 am

Hello, Carayanne. I'm Jo-Anne, the one Moosey told you about. I live in Sarnia. It's great seeing another Canadian gardener here, and not so far from me either! We've had lots of rain recently and warmer weather so we can see our nice green grass, but it's colder again so our real winter is finally here.

I enjoy visiting Moosey's garden in our winter. Her garden has such wonderful plants blooming all winter. Laughing

I'll be looking for you next time, Carayanne. Bye for now.
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Hello, Moosey. Happy belated New Years to you. Hope 2006 is a great year in your household. Thank you for another great newsletter. Your striped rose and other flowers are real beauties. Loved seeing the new Christmas kitties and all the other wonderful pets too. Seeing Stephen in his summer shorts and sandals made me envious of the warm weather you're all enjoying now. Very Happy

Well, it's sunny out today for a change so I think I'll go for a walk. Cheers! Have fun in your gardens.