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Comments (20)Hi Stephen! Nice to meet you again! :o) Yes, that's me! When I write "Monsieur Tillier ex Beales" I intend the Rose which have been re-introduced in commerce by Peter Beales Roses as "Monsieur Tillier". I think it came directly from Mr Wyatt Teas collection. This kind of naming help us (me and those who are trying to understand something on the subject - thanks a lot to them!) to understand where a rose came from, and to trace better the history, both of the Rose and her mistaken name. Sometimes It's easy to trace back, in Europe, the history of a mistaken name, since we can achieve the original source of the Rose. You know, there are many, many mix-ups, especially with Teas and Chinas, as those heat-lovers have been grown -and preserved- for longtime only in the cooler parts of Europe. Very often, there's something which ties togheter the history of the rose in different nurseries, and that's interesting, too. But you definitely know the story much better than me... ;o) I've received a few Teas from Beales past year, and more than a half was mislabelled! I've asked directly Peter Beales Roses, questioning (Peter himself say "challenging") these and many other Teas (but not only) in their catalogue. I'm happy to say that finally Mrs Limmer have been given the task of ascertaining the authenticity of the roses we have "questioned". So, we are in touch with her. Thanks to Jocelen Janon help, 'Monsieur Tillier' has already been correct as 'Marie Nabonnand' in PB Catalogue! Ciao! Maurizio...See MoreOt My Hero my Tootie my sidekick my baby with 4 legs
Comments (18)Thank you all for your kind thoughts and prayers,it will be thurs night before I know anything,I have to stop food and water at 7:00 pm wed.night and have her at the vet at 7:30 thurs morn,I will let you all know when I know.Please keep the positive thoughts and prayers going for Tootie. Hugs to you all,and Thank you. Bonnie...See MoreAm I crazy to have my marble in my kitchen..by my cooktop?
Comments (25)Had gorgeous Carrara marble in our last house for several years with our two year old, lived normally with them and didn’t baby them, and they still looked dreamy and gorgeous when we sold the house. Everyone loved the counters. So did I. You’ll even run your hand down them and they feel velvety soft, cool, expensive even though they’re not, and just downright perfect....See Moremy sister read my jornal or diary and copied it and sent it to my
Comments (5)my sister claims that she was scared of me since i had gone for a walk and two times people had yelled obscenities at me while walking she tries to justify it furthermore she was criticizing me everyday about what i ate whether it was a soup or salad or rice and beans she would say its not healthy. I finally asked her if she could please stop giving me a hard time about my diet. She responded by screaming and cursing at me. It sure seems to me she was not scared of me. If you are scared of someone are u going to try to start a fight and scream and curse at them? my parents have always favored my sister. I apolgized to her three times that night and she refused to even speak to me. She is the one who should have been apologizing to me but i did so to try to keep the peace. How am i supposed to deal with this situation? The sister who read my journal and copied it had an altercation with my other sister and they were not speaking to each other for a year. Why cant my parents admit that she was wrong. I never thought of reading thru her personal papers on her desk or on the kitchen counter. I am deeply hurt by what she did but even more so by my parents reaction. If i was successful with a good job I would seperate myself from them but due to me not being successful in society and having problems with depression they always blame me and my mental illness. Does anyone think it is right to read someone's personal journal? I would appreciate as much feedback as I can get on this problem?...See Morehalocline
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