Nope! Didn’t feel a thing! We were driving at the time and we noticed nothing! My second brother was teaching and heard loud noises and saw things swaying so he figured it out. Funny thing was I was Thinking about earthquakes and what it would be like to be driving and experience one

Yes ~ I don't mind a little trial and error, but I like for there to be a little "skill" involved, too. 

Happy caturday xo

need to get rid of some of the plants so I have room for all three herbs for the GP

I spotted one and now need one to be spotted in my garden....this guessing is not fun anymore...thanx for the tip tho....appreciate it very much

That Guinea Pig is hard to spot.  I need to spot one myself.  You have to use 3 herbs for it and then some deterrents.  I hate it! But I need it for my quest and to see if it is part of my vase.

I am going to be setting up for the guinea pig using SF.  Come by if you can to spot one.  It might be a critter you need for your vase

The Bellis might attract other birds now that it is ready for harvest. 

Thanks.  Information is scarce on this line.  My grandmother's maternal grandmother was one James R. Pulliam.  He died when his children were still young.  He was the son of James O. Pulliam who seems to have died when James was about 6.  So two generations of early deaths seems to have cause a loss of family history. 

Yes I think it must be.  I'm mapping Zachariah in order to try and discover it.  DNA is coming into play.  I've painstakingly identified 3 people descended from one John S. Pulliam.  John looks like he was born with a few years of my James.  They could be brothers.  No one has more info of the parents of these two.  Additionally I have DNA matches with at least one descendant of Zachariah as well as one man who has Overton (but no Pulliam) ancestors.  These Overton went to Tennessee. It is hard doing this because the DNA matches are small and many people have not ut up a tree.