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How We Pack Up And Store All Of Our Christmas Decorations
Q: Can you post about how you store all of your Christmas decorations? Since you rotate the ornaments on your tree each year and have a large tree and a smaller tabletop one as well as exterior decor and mantel stuff I wondered how much space it all takes up. I have an attic like you, which I think is where you store yours, but I don't really have a system so it feels chaotic. Any tips for getting mine under control? Thanks! – Meghan
A: We actually get this question a lot, so you're not the only one wondering, Meghan! We store it all in a 6 foot by 5 foot area in our attic (our attic is much larger than that, but that's the footprint that everything in the photo below takes up). We stack things as you see here, and we've labeled each bin with what's inside thanks to photoshop, so hopefully it's pretty self explanatory.
The concept of storing "like with like" is basically my jam. So I think that's the theme of this picture. All of the plugs and cords and window candles go in one bin, all of the tabletop stuff goes in two matching green bins, etc. We just try to keep things that go together, together. It really helps us know where things are without feeling like we're just shoving things in random bins and forgetting what's what.
For a little more detail, here's how we pack up the big tree in the dining room. We remove everything on the tree and carefully place it in one of these long, shallow plastic bins. We have another one of these in the attic with all of the out-of-rotation ornaments that we didn't use this year (like the faux lemons and orange ornaments from this tree back in 2009) although many things get reused nearly every year (like the white/silver ornaments as well as the soft pink ones in this bin, which have been on many former trees as well as this year's version).
Between those two shallow bins, we contain nearly all of our ornaments (all of them except for the ones on our small tabletop tree, which we'll get to in a second). And since they're only about 5″ deep, they're very easy to stack without taking up much floor space. If we have a beloved breakable ornament we'll just wrap it in newspaper before packing it away, but most of the time they just get laid in like the ones you see above.
After storing ornaments using this put-them-all-in-plastic-bins method for over five years we've actually never broken a single one in storage or in transport. So I'm brave enough to say that it works for us. We just very carefully put the bins away in the attic one time each year (and carefully pull it out the next year) so it's not like it's banging around in there and constantly being shaken/moved (in which case we'd definitely wrap them up a lot more to avoid breakage). Oh and here's here's how we unpack the tabletop tree:
Same basic premise. All of those special, mixed & matched ornaments go into this smaller tupperware bin. The especially delicate ones get wrapped in newspaper, but most of them just drop right in. Then we break it out each year, add new items to it if we'd like, and remove anything that we no longer love. It helps to use a bin that's related to the size of the tree to keep us from hoarding too many ornaments that could never fit on that cute little tree of ours (we'll either donate/pass down/yard sale older ornaments that aren't as special as the new ones – like the ones Clara makes us – or move them to being stored in the two bigger bins for our full sized tree if we think we might use them there instead).
Here's how we store tabletop stuff slash mantel stuff. Freestanding items like our wooden reindeer or feather trees don't get bagged, but the ones that fit into large bins live in there, and we stash smaller items in large ziplock bags first, with a label for where they go before dropping them in. For example, these are all ornaments that we group for tabletop displays like the cake stand in our kitchen, the glass based lamp on the console, etc).
Then the bags just slip into the green bins (where all of our other tabletop/mantel stuff lives, like the wooden reindeer from our Christmas dinner centerpiece, a few smaller feather trees, our faux wrapped gifts for the mantel etc). That way they're all grouped in a nice intuitive way.
So there you have it. How we store all of our holiday stuff. How do you guys store your ornaments? Do you use plastic bins? Original boxes? Those little cardboard dividers? I bet there are a ton of things that work. Share and share alike.
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That is totally something I should do…..I find myself dumping everything into a cardboard box and shoving it in the garage, attic or basement…depending on which direction I am traveling at that particular moment. Not a good habit!
Thanks for sharing and safe travels tonight.
We're slowly growing our ornament collection, and this year had a fake tree for the first time (in silver! http://www.annabelvita.com/2012/12/24/merry-christmas-from-our-home-to-yours), so we just piled everything into one clearly labelled tupperware, and for now we store that kind of seasonal thing at my mum's house! She lives 10 minutes down the road in the family home and we have a teeny city centre flat, so she's happy to store that sort of thing for us. What a hero!
I would love to start storing Christmas stuff in the attic (we keep it in a closet in the basement), but people (and the internet) said we should worry about the heat in the attic in the summer time ruining/warping/melting/splitting certain decorations/wires/etc. Do you worry about that?
We store everything in the attic except for the really special ornaments, stockings, and tree skirt. I live in Houston, TX and everything manages to survive the heat and humidity.
My Mom has also been storing everything in the attic for 25+ years. Nothing of hers has deteriorated from heat either.
We have noticed that lighting doesn't last as long if we store it in our garage (in Texas). We've gotten many more seasons out of it by storing it inside. I'm not sure what happens with the heat, but it definitely has some effect on wiring.
same here about the lights…after 8 years of "Hmmmm, why don't these lights work? didn;t we just get them last Christmas?"…we put two and two together and realized that THEY do not last through the hot summers, the rest however have done fine. We Tape the edges of the bins to keep little critters out…who apparently love making beds in the pretty fabric.
Way to be organized! Does all this stuff then go in the attic?
This year we tired to be organized as we packed up, putting like with like. By then end of the afternoon though we were just shoving ornaments and decorations wherever they would fit.
We do label each box with a sharpie and the date so we know what's in them (mostly).
Oh.Em.Gee. You're so organized! I should really try to do better this year… usually I just put our little tree in a trash bag, wrap ornaments in tissue paper and stuff them in a decorative Christmas bag. And then all of the other decorations get stuffed willy-nilly into other random bags and boxes that I have available. BUT – since our decorations are still up, maybe I can make a Target run to pick up some more plastic bins and get myself organized.
And maybe that should have been a New Years resolution. "Be more organized." Now – if only I could find that list of resolutions… lol
I second the notion of not wrapping the ornaments in paper except for the very special ones. I have been doing this for years and haven't broken any during storage. This year, I sorted all the ornaments and other decor and got rid of enough to empty one bin which I needed to house my new holiday village that I just started this year (Lego village – I am a Lego geek).
A Lego village? That is awesome! I wish I could see that!
I just started my Lego Winter Village this year too! Well supplemented with the City Lego advent calendar items. :) I just have to find the right size box to keep it safe. We are thinking of shoe/boot sized boxes might work.
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We just bought a tree bag this year and it was definitely worth it. We had it in the old tree box sticking out before and this is much nicer.
I didn't even know tree bags existed until I saw this post! We always smush ours back into the box too. Any idea where I can get one (I'm assuming I'll have to wait until the holiday season rolls back around)?
I store my 6-foot tall skinny fake Christmas tree in a $5 U-Haul Lamp Box (12″ x 12″ x 40″)if you can't find any tree bags. The lamp box is much wider than the box the tree originally came in and is much easier to pack the tree in.
I think I must have too much stuff. I have 10 big bins!
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But..its making me crazy seeing those containers being called tupperware. lol I don't know why. Do you maybe mean Rubbermaid containers?? I guess I just always equate Tupperware to kitchen storage and Rubbermaid to other storage. How funny!
My mother sold Tupperware for years when I was younger, so it is deeply engrained that there is only ONE Tupperware…I can still remember the Tupperware song too…yikes…
I call those big bins "tupperware tubs" too, and the other day I realized I've never actually seen a tupperware container that big. Interesting that I'm not the only one.
We have no fewer than SIX plastic totes full of decorations – 3 for tree ornaments (some wrapped in tissue, some in those cardboard dividers), 2 for miscellaneous, 1 for lights. And then we have 2-3 cardboard boxes full of stuff.
Now that I write this out, I think we may have too many Christmas items…
Don't feel bad. I think my mom has more than you! I think there is a closet in her basement that has all Christmas stuff in it! Yikes! Personally, I have 5, I believe, plus 2 containers for lights and one for ornaments. I haven't actually packed all my Christmas stuff away this year, but I have a feeling I'm not going to have enough plastic totes! :-)
I keep my ornaments in the original boxes. I use the same ones every year, although I've slowly added since my original haul was rather sparse. All my Christmas stuff except for the tree fits in one tub about the size of your green ones.
I do the same thing, Brenda. I noticed this year when I helped my Mom put up her tree that she does the same thing. Guess I learned from the best! Taking down the tree is like a treasure hunt for our son. "OK. I have the box for the little drummer boy. Can you find it?" He loves doing that!
I actually use the cardboard boxes you get from the liquor store with the dividers- it works pretty well. Did you know that storing glass ornaments in the plastic containers makes the glass brittle? This comes from my mother, the ornament queen, which is why I use the cardboard. Maybe it's an old wives' tale, I don't know, but she isn't an old wife, (well…) but I am going for age and experience on this one.
I'm going to have to go with "old wives tale" on that one… doesn't make much sense from a materials standpoint.
I follow a similar system, but I use a big deep bin and keep all my ornaments in boxes within the big bin. I'm too nervous about breaking things, especially since our Christmas things live in our garage and shed. I also have an entire bin dedicated to garland, haha.
Many, many years ago, Rubbermaid sold green storage tubs (like yours, but darker) with red lids. I labeled the contents of each on the outside with a permanent marker and have a 3 x5 card on the inside with more specifics so it's easy to remember what goes in each at the end of the season.
I love your ziploc idea! I can never remember what I put where from one year to the next so that idea is being implemented this year. I knew there was a reason I didn't take down the decorations yet. ;)
We just had our first Christmas in our new home – so we got some new bins to pack all of our new decorations away. As each Holiday passes we're slowly getting thing out of too small cardboard boxes and into new bins for each holiday. And since it's the first year we got bins a bit bigger than we need so we can add to our collection.
I love that you mentioned you get rid of/donate/yard sales things that aren't as special anymore. I couldn't bring myself to do that this year – there is something about throwing away a Santa Clause that feels wrong – but next year I'll donate before Christmas!
I finally got on the pack like with like bandwagon this year! But, I have to admit, I have enough ornaments to decorate 2 six ft trees if we had the room for them! I pack most of them in original boxes, which is good for storage, but takes a while to take them out/put them back every year!
I try to thin the herd every year, but I think I'm too sentimental!
I'm really bad about getting rid of things, too. Everything has a memory behind it, it is getting ridiculous! We are up to 7 bins now!
Question: I just bought a feather tree for the first time this year (OBSESSED with it!). How do you store that? I was SO paranoid about laying it flat anywhere because I didn't want the feathers to squish.
I use all of the original boxes and if we have ornaments we bought on trips that didn't have a box, we bubble wrap it and they all go in one big bin. I wouldn't trust myself to put them in a bin without some kind of "cush."
I am a bit Type A when it comes to Christmas decor and I have kept all of the original boxes my ornaments come in. It is a bit of a game when we take down the tree to find the box the ornament came out of and should go back into. It is a lot easier for the Hallmark ornaments that have a picture of the ornament on them. :)
We also have a ranch with an attic, but I've been afraid to store too many things up there because of the heat and humidity (we don't have an attic fan or the ability to add much air circulation up there). Have you noticed any negatives about storing your decor up in the attic?
Sherry, I'm kind of relieved I'm not the only one who has melted a candle accidentally. I bought one at Anthropologie (of course it was a NICE candle!) and left it in the car…in July…for 8 hours. Yeah, it wasn't pretty. My car trunk is very fragrant, though!
Because this was my first year with my very own tree, everything got taken off by type of ornament and bagged and then rubbermaid boxed that way. It was incredibly ocd but I'm ok with that. Everything else just got put in another big tote and labeled on all sides. The problem now is I've picked up things from Target on clearance and I need to find somewhere to store them without having to rearrange my storage closet before next Christmas.
I hit up the Target clearance too – up to 90% off. Thankfully I was super late this year putting my Christmas stuff away (as in I'm still working on it). I would stick the new things in a box that you could access all year, labeled "new stuff", that way if you find an ornament on vacation or something too, you could add to the box without having to rearrange!
That is what I do too. I label all my bins so each year I know what bin is for what room etc. I also have a bin labeled New Christmas Stuff and I keep it handy until my after Christmas sale stuff is bought and it goes right in the bin and to the attic until next year. I am always excited to get it out the following year and see what I bought. I always forget since I don't put it out or anything. Hope this helps.
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We had the most perfect time staying in Vipiteno, made even better by Sol's beautiful apartment. Although I was only able to give a rough estimate of the time we would be arriving, Sol had arranged for her housekeeper Adriana to be there to greet us. Adriana was so welcoming and friendly and even with a language barrier we were able to completely understand how everything operated - from instructions on using the household appliances to where to leave the key on departure. This was further helped by the most comprehensive manual sent to us by Sol on absolutely EVERYTHING we needed to know about running the house, where to eat and what to do. Sol's organisation made it so, so easy. My husband, 2 children and I instantly felt right at home here and it was lovely to be able to retreat here in the evenings after a long day skiing and cook a meal in the very clean and orderly kitchen. The apartment was immaculate with fresh, clean linen on all the beds and so much space to spread out and relax.
We would love to return to Vipiteno to ski and will definitely be asking Sol if we can rent her apartment again if it's available. This apartment is not to be missed if you need somewhere to stay in the area.
Thanks so much Sol.
Appartamento bellissimo e molto curato.
Ottima ospitalità da parte della Sig.ra Adriana all'arrivo e un grazie particolare alla proprietaria Sol che è sempre stata disponibile a qualsiasi informazione e alla fornitura della guida con tutte le indicazioni necessarie.Siamo stati ospiti nel periodo dei mercatini di natale. Esperienza BELLISSIMA! Spero di aver occasione di tornare.
We had a fantastic stay with our two boys.. we originally booked for six nights but extended because we were enjoying it so much. The apartment is amazingly well equipped with everything you might need and perfectly positioned for access to supermarkets, restaurants, shops etc. Although we never actually met Sol, she very kindly arranged a babysitter for us via a friend and also allowed us to use her family's bicycles! The log fire was wonderful at this time of year and the apartment has the sort of feel to it which makes you want to just relax, have a glass of wine and read a good book.. all of which we were able to do while the kids played! Can't recommend this apartment highly enough..
(website hidden) e puntuale l'accoglienza da parte dela Sig.ra Adriana e precisi e preziosi i consigli della Sig.ra Sol raccolti intelligentemente nella guida in pdf della casa. Bellissima casa dotata di ogni comort. Molto luminosa, spaziosa, accogliente in un contesto abitativo silenziosissimo. In posizione molto comoda per passeggiate nel centro di Vipiteno e, n un attimo, si raggiungono le alte vette e le bellissime montagne incastonate nelle valli circostanti. Ottima casa perfetta anche per famiglie con figli.
Esperienza bellissima, casa accogliente e ben arredata fornita di tutto.....Sol una persona ecezzionale estremamente premurosa, oltre ad avermi mandato via mail una serie di indicazioni e consigli sui posti da visitare, dove mangiare, dove fare la spesa...ci ha fatto trovare una serie di brochure .... insomma una guida perfetta.
Ottimo, eccellente..... il posto e soprattutto lei...Sol.
It was a pleasure to meet Sol and Michele. They were considerate guests who were easy to communicate with, relaxing to have around and left the cabin in very good order. We definitely recommend them as guests and hope they come again!
Thanks again Alison!
Sol was a lovely guest. Easy to communicate with. Was clean, tidy, respectful of the house rules. I would recommend this guest to any host and are always welcome back in my home. THANKS FOR A GREAT STAY!!!!!!
Sol was a great host: nice and sunny, with two lively children that bring joy and educated at home. Mom sports, organizer, with many artistic interests is pleasant to talk with her. I hope to see again soon this beautiful family. Highly recommended as a guest
Sol and her family are very very nice persons ! no problems in the appartement and they let a gift for my daughter ! I recomend her !


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Simmer in small amount of boiling water for 5 minutes.
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Combine sugar, vinegar, water, and mustard seed.
Tie cinnamon and cloves in cheesecloth bag; add to vinegar mixture.
Simmer 10 minutes.
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2. As an interim measure until there is an outcome to those deliberations, where there is a currently approved budget for Hepatitis C virus (HCV) treatment within an existing Global Fund grant, the Global Fund may continue to fund such a treatment up to approved budget amount, as set forth in GF/B32/22, and may otherwise permit continuation of Global Fund funded HCV treatment programs during this interim period with new grants in these countries up to previously approved budgeted levels.
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Central heating or a heater in the listing
Continuous access in the listing
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
In the building, free or for a fee
In the building, free or for a fee
Continuous access in the listing
Breakfast is provided.
The listing can accommodate a gathering of 25 or more attendees
Easy access to the building and listing for guests in wheelchairs
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Nestled on the banks of the River Flesk, Killarney View House is a family run Bed & Breakfast. The house is the ideal point of departure for your excursions, from here, you can enjoy easy access to all that the lively town has to offer. All rooms are en-suite with TV and stunning views of the river and surrounding mountains.
The Guest Lounge, overlooking the river with open fire, is the ideal place to relax after a day of site seeing around the scenic beauty spots of Kerry, or catch some sun while siting out on the veranda and admiring the panoramic views of the river & mountains.
Killarney View House is located next-door to the INEC Concert and Convention Center and is also located adjacent to Killarney National Park, with numerous Walking & Cycling Trails & Spectacular views of the Mountain Range. We would be delighted to organize any off site activity, whether it is golfing, horse riding or biking. Killarney View House is the ideal place to stay for your visit to Killarney no matter what the occasion.
A warm welcome & friendly service awaits you at Killarney View House.
- Nestled on the banks of the River Flesk
- Free private parking on site
- We arrange all your local tours
- Full Irish Breakfast/ Continental Breakfast included
- Bikes Rental available at house
- All rooms en-suite with TV
- WiFi available throughout house
- Outdoor veranda
- Daily housekeeping
- Guest Lounge with open fire & complimentary tea/coffee
- 10 min. walk to Killarney Town
- Opposite Killarney National Park
- Spacious Family Rooms available
- Sat-Nav Coordinates: Lat. N52\'02.836 Long. W 009\' 30.37
- Cancellation policy is 1 day in advance.
- Check-in from 14:00 until 21:00. Check- out by 11:00.
- To ensure all guests have a comfortable stay, smoking is strictly prohibited in bedrooms. Please ask a member of staff to show you the designated smoking area.
- If you are staying longer than one night, housekeeping will dress your beds when the room is vacant.
- Please consider other guests that want to rest and avoid making noise in the room or in the hallway after 23.00 hours.
- For security reasons, it is not appropriate to leave children under 10 years of age without adult supervision on the premises.
The bed and breakfast was exactly as per the listing. Cozy and warm place to stay. Easy location to find and close to everything (try to arrive before sunset because the sign is a little hard to find at night). Rooms and washroom are a little small but very clean, and the bed is comfortable. The breakfast was great and there is a variety for everyone. All staff were very helpful (for directions and reservations), friendly, and we almost got a mini history lesson when we asked for it :)
Mary was very accomodating. The set up in the hostel was beautiful. The breakfast was very tasty. The hostel was a nice ten minute walk from Killarney centre, and it was easy to get to Muckross house. I really enjoyed the hostel.
If there was any criticism the rooms, especially the showers, were a little small, but still more than adequate.
Awfull, pass your way for the familiy room.
Who is Mary? we didn't meet her. Too many room to consider this as a B&B (about 20 rooms), it looks like an hotel.
The room is very basic.
The whole hotel is dirty (dead flying insect, spider web on corridor and inside the room, and also dust) The dishes for the breakfast were greasy.
Wifi is only available in lounge room and doesn't work very well.
Heater in the room doesn't work. Bed were very unconfortable.
All the equipment inside the bathroom are too old and used, it will required a full refurbish.
Also a national road with a lot of traffic is in front of the hotel, just not peacefull.
We were very disappointed about our night.
The room was very basic and small, and the bathroom even smaller. It looked dirty as 6 flies were flying in the room when we entered it.
You could hear the dense traffic of the national road that pass near the window all night long.
It looked more like a youth hostel than a BnB.
Breakfast was very slow, we told the staff that We had to live early in the morning: we waited half an hour to get eggs and bacon. Which we never got in the end.
Our worst experience in Ireland. Definitely not worth 80€ a night. Wouldnt recommend it.
Mary Guerin und ihr Team sind gewerbliche Bed and Breakfast Vermieter.
Alle Angestellten dort sind wirklich sehr sehr nett und hilfsbereit.
Das Frühstück ist super und der Frühstücks- und Aufenthaltsraum haben eine schöne Aussicht auf den Fluss. Beide Räume sind frisch renoviert.
Der Family Room hingegen ist sehr einfach. Das dazugehörige Bad ist noch deutlich einfacher und entsprach vom Status der Sauberkeit her nicht unseren - vielleicht pingeligen- Ansprüchen.
We have used air B&B around Ireland, and unfortunately this place was not on par with other establishments, value wise and cleanliness. The host was lovely though
Our stay at Killarney View house was fine, no problems, we got what we asked for, and Caroline was very helpsome in finding the Carhire office ect.
Nice breakfast, near to town, 20 min walk. nice view over the river.
We reccomend this place-
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I bought a pack of Burpee True Lavender seeds and planted them sometime in early June. I watched the seedling pop up and it looked normal. When they were about 2 inches tall they all started curling/crawling almost. Now it's about 6 inches tall or so and I'm starting to question whether or not it's actually lavender... Strange I know, but it does not have lavender's distinct rosemary-like leaves. I had lavender in my mom's garden (a transplant), but have never grown it from seed. I've been googling lavender details and my mysterious plant doesn't really look like it... Very confusing because like I said, they are purchased Burpee seeds.
I have a photo attached. Any help/ideas would be great!
That is definitely not any kind of lavender. It's an Amaranth as jaynine suggests. A weed, although an edible one. The seed was not necessarily in the pack. Weed seeds come into pots via soil mixes, wind, etc. I suspect the lavender has not germinated at all .... yet. I wouldn't give up. Cut off the Amaranth (pulling will disturb the mix and leave the pot a while longer. Don't over wet the mix. You never know.
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I bought a Mossberg model 44($60) and a very nice Remington 511($110) today.
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Nice find with that 511. I have one that belonged to my Grandfather. I didn't know him well, he passed when i was 5, so I'm very great full to at least have one of his rifles. I feel a connection with him every time I shoot it. And boy is it accurate!
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This is not a marketing principle. ItŌĆÖs a basic New Testament principle. Jesus told it in the parable of the sower. When you sow seed, some of it falls on rocky ground, some on stony ground, some on hard ground and some on good soil. WouldnŌĆÖt it be great if you knew what the good soil was and sowed all your seed there? Why waste seed, time, effort, energy and money?
ItŌĆÖs GodŌĆÖs job to prepare the soil. ItŌĆÖs our job to sow the seed. You donŌĆÖt do the soil preparation. God uses all kinds of sovereign things, like divorce, crises, death, economic problems, government shutdowns, being out of work, a new baby and a new job, to prepare the soil. But God uses you to sow.
The fact is, receptiveness to the gospel varies widely at different times of peopleŌĆÖs lives. Sometimes people are very open to the gospel, and sometimes theyŌĆÖre very closed. And receptivity doesnŌĆÖt last forever.
Jesus knew this very well, and so He said, ŌĆ£Go to the people who will listen.ŌĆØ In sending the disciples out to evangelize, He said, ŌĆ£If a home or town refuses to welcome you or listen to you, leave that place and shake its dust off your feetŌĆØ (Matt. 10:14, NCV).
ThatŌĆÖs a very significant statement. Jesus was instructing the disciples to leave the unresponsive place and move on to other soil. There are far more people ready to receive Christ in the world than the number of people ready to share it. We should constantly be asking God, ŌĆ£God, who are You preparing right now for me to talk to?ŌĆØ
If the fruit is ripe, you donŌĆÖt have to yank it. It comes off easily. PaulŌĆÖs strategy was to go through open doors and not waste time banging on doors that are closed.
Have you ever heard this? ŌĆ£Pastor, I think before we go after any new people, we ought to go back and round up all the old people whoŌĆÖve left the church.ŌĆØ This is a guaranteed strategy for church decline because those who have left have often decided to be unreceptive to the churchŌĆÖs mission and message. It takes 10 times more energy to reclaim somebody whoŌĆÖs gotten upset and cantankerous and mad than to go out and win someone who hasnŌĆÖt yet trusted in Jesus. God has called you to feed sheep, not corral goats.
Growing churches focus on reaching receptive people while non-growing churches focus on re-enlisting inactive people.
Who are the most receptive people in your community? How do you know whoŌĆÖs ready to be reached? People who are experiencing change, for good or for bad, are generally more receptive. When people are going through changes, good or bad, it makes them more open to the gospel. People in transition and those under tension are the most receptive.
When people are going through transition, theyŌĆÖre more open. A new job, a new home, a new baby, a new graduation, a new marriage. And second, those under tensionŌĆöphysical tension, emotional tension, financial tension or relational tensionŌĆöare usually searching for answers, for hope and for truth.
Now, who do you know that needs to hear the gospel? Where is God working in your community?
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The John W. Jones House currently stands at 1250 Davis Street, Elmira, New York, across from a historic entrance to Woodlawn Cemetery.[2] It is the former home of John W. Jones and current home of the John W. Jones Museum. It stands on part of its original property, though it originally faced College Avenue.[3] Historically, the house was the private residence of John W. Jones and his family, but changed ownership several times since, and was used as rental property that fell into disrepair. Condemned by the City of Elmira in 1997, Lucy Brown brought it to the public's attention and with a group of concerned citizens, saved it from demolition.[2] It is now the home to the John W. Jones Museum.
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The museum emphasizes Elmira's role as the only regular agency and published station on the Underground Railroad between Philadelphia and St. Catherine, Canada, and explores Mr. Jones's community involvement and his relationship with his contemporaries.[2] It also highlights the history of African Americans who settled in the Southern Tier of New York and the activity of local abolitionists.
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John W. Jones came to Elmira as an escaped slave from Virginia in the 1840s. He was an active abolitionist and worked extensively with the Underground Railroad. He became sexton of Woodlawn Cemetery. During the American Civil War, he was responsible for burying the Confederate dead from the nearby Elmira prison camp in the section of the cemetery that eventually became Woodlawn National Cemetery. The John W. Jones House is built, at least in part, from portions of the camp sold at auction upon its disbandment. The house was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2003.[3]
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- ^ a b c Barbara S. Ramsdell (2002). "The John W. Jones story". Retrieved March 3, 2011.
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Last updated on Oct 9, 2014 4:24 AM PDT


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cactus bug/chelinidea
ok. posted on cacti side but no responce yet.my ag guy said i could sell the bugs cause everyone wants to get rid of cactus and he couldn't fiqure out why i was trying to save mine,lolol. saw these creatures on one of my tractor tires with the cactus in it last year and thought nothing of it. now they are all DEAD.if you look this bug up on the net you can get a good pic of it. i have some but don't know how to post here. just wondering if ya'll know how to get rid of em and save my cactus!!!!!!
I'd say that since it's a sucking insect, your best bet would be a systemic. I can't say what effect that type of pesticide would have on the cactus or the birds that eat the chelinidea, if indeed it has predators. They apparently exude a defensive scent fluid that probably keeps predators away.
I am very familiar with these bugs--spent hours doing research, posting inquiries last year, and couldn't get anyone to tell me how to get rid of them. Best I came up with was to try rubbing a mixture of rubbing alcohol and water on the pads, which helped a little, but not much. This year, I discovered that since they're not soft-bodied, no kind of spray or oil or soap will put a dent in them: they're hard bodied suckers. At this point, I've been told to try to hand pick them off and interrupt the breeding cycle. That's a hard thing to do, since these guys are fast! The minute you approach with your hand, they rush around to the other side of the pad. This year, my new approach is to start early. I've found tiny colonies of babies on a couple pads, and I either just rip the pad off and stomp on it, or put on gardening gloves and smush the tiny herd (very easy to do--they don't seem as fast when they're little). I'm hoping that if I keep an eagle eye, survey my cacti every couple days, and kill the babies immediately, I'll prevent a major infestation. I HATE these bugs. I've heard they won't actually kill a cactus, but they sure damage the look of the pads by leaving round, light patches of sucked-up cactus.
I've been doing battle with these bugs all summer and I think I am winning. I spray a mixture of dishwashing liquid and water on them and even though they are hard shelled this does kill them, but you have to be relentless. When you first spray, they will jump off. Keep spraying them on the ground until they stop moving. I used to have a new crop of about 20 on each pad, now I'm down to about 4 a day. I usually spray daily but sometimes I skip a few days. There are actually days when I look and there are none. so, I definitely have interrupted their breeding cycle somewhat. Good luck!
Are they eating your prickly pears? I have some sort of barrel-shaped opuntia that has really shot up this year, but I did notice the ones with the paddles were a little chewed up. I was redoing that bed anyway, so I just pulled them. I wondered what was eating them.
By the way, if anyone wants some of this barrel-shaped one I have, it's a really neat plant. I have never been able to figure out an exact name, but it makes a nice silhouette against a brick wall once it gets big. We snatched a little piece off the side of the road out near Archer City years ago.


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It's all about the angle
Which angle do you like best; red yellow, blue or violet?
1 - beautiful colorful close-up of a garden bench.
2 - lovely picture of a garden featuring a bench and beautiful irises.
3 - lovely picture of a garden with a bench and gorgeous flowerbeds showing the house the garden belongs to.
4 - this one doesn't work for me, it somehow doesn't have balance though I can't explain why.
Well, to keep the "game" going, here are a couple more shots. As you can see more easily from these, the bush on the southside of the arbor got a good bit of freeze damage from a late freeze here and had to be cut back quite a bit.
And, to answer Eric's good observation, the path curves on the right side, but some wooly thyme is going gangbusters at the opeing and doesn't leave a lot of pathway at the opening.
I tend to agree with Macbirch, the fourth one above isn't the best. I think all the greenery on the left side kind of takes away focus from the arbor.
It is funny how the photographer and the angle can play up the attractiveness of the scene, or take away from the niceness. Both these last angles accentuate the imbalance of the left bush and, while the colors up front are nice, don't make for a great result.
1. My favorite. The Jupiter's Beard compliments the Roses. And there is just enough yellow in the pansies for a little contrast. Very Lovely!
2. Too busy - my eye doesn't know where it wants to focus.
3 & 4. The open door of the garage is distracting.
Oh, I didn't even notice how uneven the arbor is in the earlier pictures. It didn't look perfectly evenly pruned but it didn't look like there was anything wrong with it either. Just a lovely natural rambling cascading style. The first of the new pictures really emphasises it. The second one has enough going on in the foreground and trees in the background that it isn't quite so starkly visible. Yes, it sure is a beautiful garden.
Thanks Konrad. Its too bad you can't drop by your equipment and photography skill and get some really good ones!
And, Susan, funny you should mention that. We were out working in the yard yesterday and a lady we didn't know pulled up, ushered a super cute little boy and little girl out of her SUV and asked if she could take her grandchildrens' pictures at the arbor.
Of course, we were happy for them to do that. But, I suspect the plan was to get the pics one way or another since both of them were dressed in "picture taking clothes" when they got here.