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Old 19-May-2006   #1
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"There's no place like home..."

Just a little update. I've been gone for about a week now, I went off to Kansas with my friends to visit their grandparents. They do it every year to stay in touch. So it's a 26 hour drive from Fairfax Virginia all the way to Ellis Kansas. I'm actually still in Kansas. I am really relaly really excited to see if my trees have grown any since I have been gone. I call home and recived news that it is raining almost 24/7 since the last week. I heard that the east coast is getting soaked and the central part of the US is basically in a drought. It being 90+ degrees and dry as hell here makes me really worried about my trees. Even though I got reassurance from my mom that the trees are being watered, I am still scared because I havent see my "kids" since last tuesday. Apparently not alot of people ot here cultivate Pan-Jing. Its heard of but not hasn't relaly caught on. I was really hoping to come out here and see if I could get a trees or so. But sadly tere are no plant shops here and the closest one is on I-70 290 miles west and they said they sell a "few" trees which means I don't want to waste my time. Anyway, I love it here, very quite and very close knit. Ellis is home to Walter Chryster, the guy who founded the Chrystler car, and the town has one red light. This place is like soo flat.......I will be heading home on monday and hopefully get home by tuesday. I'm going to miss this place a great deal, the quiteness and the concept that everything is simple...
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Old 19-May-2006   #2
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It has been raining here, but we've also had some drier, cooler, windy weather too, which dries things out pretty quickly. We're not getting inundated. We're just getting some rain.

Too bad you're not in town this weekend. It's the Potomac Bonsai Association's annual show and sale Friday, Sat and Sun at the National Arboretum. The best bonsai (and penjing) event of the year. Send your parents to it to pick something up for you (pots, tools, penjing trays, rocks, plants, and other stuff from mor than a dozen bonsai vendors. Clubs from all over the metro area will have trees on exhibit...not to mention the demos and workshops.
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far out arc,

a 26 hour drive is a long drive, did you guys stop or rotate drining shifts?
thats at least a melbourne to brisbane non stop.
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If you were in Ellis then you probably drove past my house (if you were on I-70). I grew up not far from Ellis (45 miles) and a couple things came to mind. We used to say there's pretty woman behind every tree (of course you having been there you know how many trees there are out there!) and it's not the end of the earth -- but you can see if from here.

Having lived in NE Kansas for the past 30 years there are times when I do miss the flatlands. Enjoy your visit.

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