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chris viets
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Hi! Ya know, even those GREEN cactus look somewhat lush next to what is still outside our windows. It is interesting to see the things that work on daylight instead of temperature. My lilies are up about two inches and there is still ice and snow. I wanted to ask if those were dandilions blooming in the cactus park you went to? I noticed little yellow blooms on the ground and wondered. I wonder if there is a big government study somewhere on the nutritional value of dandilions in the diet of--- lizards?? Anyways, as always your Blog is delightful and just so much you it is like visiting. I think you need to write a book about your travels Vicki- if Stienbeck could do it, you can too. Love, Chris. PS- I was visiting with Herb Schmierer last week and he was saying (dreaming)he would love to do something like you do when they retire. I forwarded this blog to him but I bet he would love to get your Blog too. hschmierer@richland.org Chris