George, your recent report on your visit to dughter's new home in Tomball tickles my memory bank -- except that I am sure that Jim and I never quite accomplished all the work that you did! Zoe must be very precious to you -- I can well remember my 1st grandson's reply as he was helping me prune and dig out the weeds at my daughter's house.. What would you like Grandma to bring next week, so we can plant something for you to grow..? Not a moment's hesitation till he said, strawberries and mashed potatoes. He was very busy pulling my leg, aged 5. I'm sure I told you that annecdote a long time ago -- but the best part was that I did bring Alpine strawberry plants and some spuds with eyes, and we planted them. He watered them, he pulled the weeds -- and 4 years later the strawberries were still growing there! He lives down in South Carolina now, and we don't get to see him anymore. Real sadness ... Make sure that you visit with Zoe just as often as you can manage, so the bonds of the early days remain with you, George. Penny, NY -- finally getting the power back on...!! . ________________________________________________________________ The best thing to hit the internet in years - Juno SpeedBand! Surf the web up to FIVE TIMES FASTER! Only $14.95/ month - visit www.juno.com to sign up today!