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Until the kids are out of school; until the house is sold; until we retire; until we have the right boat; until we learn enough; until we get up the courage - and then we die. If you have any sort of boat, take the Little Loop next summer. It's about 1000 miles long. It will take a month or two. It's not expensive. It's thoroughly delightful.

Better to use vegetable based food die that is >> biodegradable. >> -- >> Rex W.

Jennifer Campbell-Grisham Diversity and Intercultural Awareness Director Student Involvement University of Washington, Tacoma 1900 Commerce Street Box #358407 Tacoma, WA 98402 253-692-4684 "Be ashamed to die until you have won some victory for humanity"- Horace Mann

On Die, 2013-01-29 at 14:09 +0100, Alain Totouom wrote: [... fully agreed part omitted ... ] > How much space is enough space ;o) Enough is enough;-) In the above case it is pretty easy to predict - and the application (s programmer) must solve it anyways.

I can not rule out also the possibility of a die off, but to this I have no proof as of today. I do however feel a connection to this flock that has put their trust in my feeders and my neighborhood here in CT for these 2 months, and am wishing them the best.

I am getting calls from all over the state and have seen wayyyy too many extremely sick birds come in and die. I currently have one right now whose future is very uncertain but is going on the longest I have been able to keep one alive.

I am getting calls from all over the state and have seen wayyyy too many extremely sick birds come in and die. I currently have one right now whose future is very uncertain but is going on the longest I have been able to keep one alive.

Threads die down only to return again. Besides 98% of the posts miss me completely due to my own situation. DELETE BUTTON!!! Now the 2% that I connect with...PRINT BUTTON!!! That is what makes this list so intriguing. I never know when the next golden nugget will turn up. The list is hardly ever boring, even when a thread is winding down.