> I just noticed that the message board on my website writes the dates as xx/yy/101. This message board is provided by my webhost, so I didn't write code for it myself. Wasn't there a similar problem here last year?
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> I finally went to the dentist today. My new dentist's name is Dr. Payne--I chose to go to him because of his location, plus I wanted to tell people that my dentist's name is Dr. Payne. The visit went better than I hoped, but he still sent me home with a fistful of codeine pills.
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> Within two weeks, I will turn 22. I'm sure it will go much better than my last birthday, when I had an all-day fight with my then-boyfriend. It was a phone-fight than spanned an ocean, since he was in London while I was in New York. Which may make it the Most Expensive Fight Ever that didn't involve bookies or trashed hotel rooms.
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> Mike and I made an offer on our dream house, and it was accepted. I've never been so in love with a bunch of wood, brick and morter before. (Meaning the house, not Mike, though I like him too.) I want to camp out in the back yard until the deal is closed in six weeks. Do any of you reading this plant gardens? My father is a botanist, and I've always wanted my own yard, where I could grow a ton of zucchini and chrysanthemums.
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> I spent a timeon my website, and I am finally happy with it. It's exactly what I envisioned. I've never had this much success in creating exactly what I had in mind when I started.
> --Jez"just felt like writing--sorry"zika

Yes, I raise a few veggies and flowers each summer. If you want something easy to grow, always plant zucchini and chrysanthemums. Zucchini grows well in late spring, but when it gets really hot, it fades fast. You will either have so much you can't give it away fast enough or you won't have any at all. Mums may struggle all through the heat of summer, but give them a few good rains in the early fall and they will bloom right up to frost. It really takes a hard freeze to kill them. This is a good time of year to pick a place for a compost pile.
Howard