. Why sure, George, we would like to see such a lemon! Did you expect your tree to bear this kind of fruit when you planted it...? My Cornell Univ Master Gardener Group held its annual Christmas luncheon party today. Over 70 M.G.s showed up -- which meant that 6 people brought wine, and 63 brought home-made specialities ... there was absolutely NO room on the tables for the number of dishes or desserts! There were warm mushroom spreads, hot garden pepper salsa, mixed veggie salsa, tiny muffins with turkey inside, two kinds oif mavelous salads, home-made Chinese dim sum with dip, Mexican spreads, French spreads, cheese dips, marinated fresh sprimp, and a pie filled with chicken a la king! On the dessert table were an egg nog pie, florentines, coffee cake, eclairs, raisin-oatmeal cookies, cup cakes, apple cake, cranberry pie, a large English trifle and more.. One of our gals always brings her accordian, and spends the time playing and singing the holiday songs. After the food and the business meeting, the folks sat down and played "Hort Jeopardy", a game made extremely dificult by the two creators who happen to be very well versed in technical jargon and Latin names .. I never did get to taste everything -- only an elephant could have -- but I did have a warm and wonderful time there with my very dedicated and outgoing group. May it always be that way.. Penny, NY ___________________________________________________________________ Why pay more to get Web access? Try Juno for FREE -- then it's just $9.95/month if you act NOW! Get your free software today: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.