Plants From Amy

There are some great hearted people on Goy.

I am looking for a set of Meccano to play with next
winter. Has anyone got a set in the attic to sell ?

Goy is a very special place and I bless the day I found it.......and all the lovely folk who brighten our days. ..happy gardening Paul xxx

Hi Paul I'm thrilled and pleasantly surprised they've arrived in reasonable condition they are quite tough hopefully they will soon perk up and grow well for you , Good luck with them I'm happy you are pleased :o) x

Dianebulley - I agree, I met a lot of fantastic friends on here. I would google for the Meccano or check Amazon.com.

Pamg - I've made many good friends on here. Distance doesn't seem to be an issue. It's awesome to share a common interest across the world with so many wonderful people. Thank You :) xx

Amy - I was pleasantly surprised to receive you package yesterday. The Anacyclus have arrived in very good condition because of how you carefully packaged them & the bubble wrap. I moved them outside today into the rain and they are looking much better already. Thanks again. Pics to come! :) XX

Your welcome Paul ,I'm glad they are looking better today , enjoy them :o))

Its part of my life now and I for one have always been thankful that I found it, keeps me company when I can't sleep as well as feeling that I now have many friends around the world.
Great feeling opening parcels isn't it, hope they do well for you Paul, poor Costello, I guess he was a tad disappointed when he found it wasn't edible....

Thanks Sue, I agree with all of you sentiments. I've made many friends on this site even though I never get to see anybody - the warmth and love still filters through. Costello sends his kitty kisses. :) thanks

How kind, that's so typical of Amy, she is a very generous lady......I hope they do well for you...

Thanks Dotty. Amy was very kind to send these to me. I call them "Amy's Plants" They are doing very well. They seem to like hot & dry weather.

What fun..I cannot believe that they look in such good shape. Someone must have known what was in the box. Hurrah for Amy.

LOL I'm as surprised as you are. I certainly didn't expect it to survive the long cold winter but I think it used the time to get rested and adjust to its new home. I'll see how the tea tastes - that's the final test.