You're welcome, I'm sorry it's not working for you. It shouldn't make a difference but what browser are you using? I use IE for GW and Firefox for most everything else. Can you make another post and include a link to one of your pictures that you would like to post and I'll give a try and see if I can see what's happening? Greg Southern Nevada

Kate, I always enjoy Biosphere, too. They have a very small staff and at certain times of the year, it can get quite overgrown and messy looking. But they have a wealth of plants, especially natives, that you can't find elsewhere. And they have a wealth of knowledge as well. Plus it is a MUST VISIT nursery if you have a butterfly garden, for sure. Jim Thomas is a very nice man who is well-respected in his field. He gives a tremendous amount of his time to local conservation projects, clean ups, restorations, etc. I like doing my little bit to help support his business, and I always find cool stuff there that I've never seen elsewhere. I'm planning to go out there in a couple of weeks, myself. I figure I deserve it since I had to miss this get together. Marcia

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Brenda, I have tried these 31 day, 12 month organizers at work. Only problem I see with them is that it can easily hide what needs to be done tomorrow and sometimes I'd pull that day out and saw things I should have been planning for along the way. This used to happen at the end of the month most when I'd pull the new month(day)out and kick myself because there was something I could have shopped for or made calls for and now I was in a panic. You can make your own of these with a 31-day organizer, and 12 folders in a portable hanging file box or drawer. I found a spiral notebook (there are even some with pockets for holding associated papers) for jotting down all notes in date order and a 30 day calender book with enough space each day on it to write down events. I could see the whole month and coming months quickly. "month at a glance" I think is the name. This works well also as now that I no longer officially work I keep a small version of this in my purse with notes in front. And, yes, I also love the sticky notes. They can be easily moved around to where you will see them easily. These days, I'm finding that it's better if I note down my thoughts when I get them as so many of my good ideas are fleeting to say the least, LOL. Good luck on whatever works for you. Terra