[gardeners] Re: BOUNCED MESSAGE

George Shirley (gardeners@globalgarden.com)
Tue, 15 Sep 1998 11:53:36 

Margaret's message bounced due to the "s" word. Changed it so majordomo
wouldn't bounce it again. If you use the words "s" or "uns" in a message it
will automatically bounce to me rather than going to the list. If you don't
know what I'm referring to drop me a note and I will explain. :-) It's just
one way of protecting the list.

George

At 06:14 AM 9/15/98 -0700, you wrote:
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>Many of you who previously were on Gardens and some who subscribe to
>pacific northwest lists are familiar with Vicki O'Keefe.  I'm pretty sure
>she's signing on Gardeners, perhaps this morning.  She is still in Seattle,
>but intends to put her house on the market in spring and move to Texas.
>Her late mother's property is in Hondo, Texas, where she'll be living while
>a new house is built on her 2 and 1/2 acres overlooking the Guadalupe
>river, near Boerne.  That's not too far from Fredericksburg, and Vicki
>hasn't gardened in Texas before (before she moved away, she wasn't
>interested in gardening).  She knows she's got a lot to learn, so I hope
>Pat and others familiar with the hill country can light her fire.  I think
>she wants to grow wildflowers, principally.  Margaret
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