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Matt;
I was very tired yesterday and had to sit to work with a pampered de-moral (if there is such a term)… but now as I spent the night thinking things over I think I am going to keep it in the attic where I find it safe and moist enough for routine check ups.

I am neither an expert; but have experience in a good variety of plants…
A mature yew on the other hand is something very new to me and hoped for possible experts here.
I am planning on visiting the botanical park to talk with some people over it the following week.

Deb;
I endorse your empathy to such sufferings that are invisible to most eyes that wish not to see…

It is going to be a subject way out of the threads intention; but I can say that I am not against meat eaters...; that would be against being “natural”.
I am though against cruelty to those that do not have choices of their own, this stretches from the dogs skinned alive in a meat market to look fresh to the customer to people that shout at owners when a dog pees on a corner (It wouldn’t have been a building corner had we not taken it from the forest!).
Simplest of all I resent people exterminating an insect because they find it irritating, or simiallar.

I take my share of donating (not money… something more valuable: time) for animals as well… usually those not cute enough or “worth steeling” enough to care for.
But as I just said; it is a little off topic.

Black

I know that most of you are probably thinking… “He is going to try and remove all the other trees before the inspection team gets to burn them”.
If I try to be a selfish ‘hero’ again; I doubt I would share it... but it seems unlikely to happen: I can NOT say that I have not tried putting together a series of plans to “How”… But it seems just too complicated now with my introducing myself, putting those that bent the rules for me in trouble, and more importantly; I just don’t have enough room.
I have how ever applied to apply to higher people for applying for volunteering their care.

12-Jan-2008	#26
Black NoBody Special Join Date: Dec-2007 Country: Belgium Posts: 42	Matt; I was very tired yesterday and had to sit to work with a pampered de-moral (if there is such a term)… but now as I spent the night thinking things over I think I am going to keep it in the attic where I find it safe and moist enough for routine check ups. I am neither an expert; but have experience in a good variety of plants… A mature yew on the other hand is something very new to me and hoped for possible experts here. I am planning on visiting the botanical park to talk with some people over it the following week. Deb; I endorse your empathy to such sufferings that are invisible to most eyes that wish not to see… It is going to be a subject way out of the threads intention; but I can say that I am not against meat eaters...; that would be against being “natural”. I am though against cruelty to those that do not have choices of their own, this stretches from the dogs skinned alive in a meat market to look fresh to the customer to people that shout at owners when a dog pees on a corner (It wouldn’t have been a building corner had we not taken it from the forest!). Simplest of all I resent people exterminating an insect because they find it irritating, or simiallar. I take my share of donating (not money… something more valuable: time) for animals as well… usually those not cute enough or “worth steeling” enough to care for. But as I just said; it is a little off topic. Black I know that most of you are probably thinking… “He is going to try and remove all the other trees before the inspection team gets to burn them”. If I try to be a selfish ‘hero’ again; I doubt I would share it... but it seems unlikely to happen: I can NOT say that I have not tried putting together a series of plans to “How”… But it seems just too complicated now with my introducing myself, putting those that bent the rules for me in trouble, and more importantly; I just don’t have enough room. I have how ever applied to apply to higher people for applying for volunteering their care. __________________ "I refuse to allow a disability to determine how I live my life. I don't mean to be reckless, but setting a goal that seems a bit daunting actually is very helpful toward recovery,... " Christopher Reeve 25 September 1952-10 October 2004