RE: AW: AW: AW: re & Peach Trees

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AW: AW: AW: > My Feet> > > > >Date: Tue, 11 Apr 2006 07:57:03 +0200> > > > >> > > > >Thanks Beth> > > > >> > > > >> > > > >> > > > > _____> > > > >> > > > >Von: thefatmanwalking_group > > > >> >[mailto:thefatmanwalking_group ] Im> Auftrag von Beth> > > >Lackey> > > > >Gesendet: Montag, 10. April 2006 17:43> > > > >An: thefatmanwalking_group > > > > >Betreff: Re: AW: AW: > My Feet> > > > >> > > > >> > > > >> > > > >Kathie from Germany -> > > > >> > > > > Hi...I have 7 peach trees and that has never> happened to mine...but> > > > >mine are not miniatures. However, one thing I> do every year when they> > >are> > > > >dormant, around February, I spray them with> "Dormant Spray." That > >kills> > > > >anything like worms, insects, fungus, etc. It> is a petroleum based> > >spray.> > > > >Anyway, that's all I do and I have beautiful> peaches in the early> > > > >summer...and I never spray the tree again, so> all fruit is pure and> > > >clean.> > > > >You can eat them right off the tree and if> there's anyone that's > >never> > > >done> > > > >that you MUST do that before you die. There's> no other taste like it.> > > > >> > > > > Good luck....as it may be too late for you> to spray> > > > >this year, you can do it next year.....in> February...> > > > >> > > > > Beth> === message truncated ===__________ Información de NOD32 1.1454 (20060321) __________Este mensaje ha sido analizado con NOD32 antivirus systemhttp://www.nod32.com

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I'm not sure who owns the peach trees ( i get confuzzed sometimes) but I was

just wondering if you guys pruned your trees as well. I spent some time at

the Niagara parks School of horticulture in Niagara Falls Ontario many years

ago and they wanted us to count buds and then cut off the branch. I think

that was highly impractical if we want to go out an earn a living. I

basically leave about 4 in. of last years growth on and the rest gets

recycled or composted. If you have full grown trees you might want to take

the crown of the tree out if you haven't already. This will facilitate the

picking of fruit during harvest season. TC Carl From Hamilton

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>To: <thefatmanwalking_group >

>Subject: AW: AW: AW: My Feet

>Date: Tue, 11 Apr 2006 07:57:03 +0200

>

>Thanks Beth

>

>

>

> _____

>

>Von: thefatmanwalking_group

>[mailto:thefatmanwalking_group ] Im Auftrag von Beth Lackey

>Gesendet: Montag, 10. April 2006 17:43

>An: thefatmanwalking_group

>Betreff: Re: AW: AW: My Feet

>

>

>

>Kathie from Germany -

>

> Hi...I have 7 peach trees and that has never happened to mine...but

>mine are not miniatures. However, one thing I do every year when they are

>dormant, around February, I spray them with " Dormant Spray. " That kills

>anything like worms, insects, fungus, etc. It is a petroleum based spray.

>Anyway, that's all I do and I have beautiful peaches in the early

>summer...and I never spray the tree again, so all fruit is pure and clean.

>You can eat them right off the tree and if there's anyone that's never done

>that you MUST do that before you die. There's no other taste like it.

>

> Good luck....as it may be too late for you to spray

>this year, you can do it next year.....in February...

>

> Beth

>

> Starks wrote:

>

>Fantastic news Beth, but it really wasn’t me, it was more like a

>“fatmanwalking” group effort which got you to go and get your soles. The

>main thing is your poor feet are ok and you can get to walking!

>

>

>

>I live in Germany, so much as I would love some of your tasty preserves, it

>would be too costly anyway. But you can help me out with a peach tree tip.

>I hope noone minds this little off-topic question. I bought a miniature

>peach tree last year and it has some kind of disease that makes the leaves

>curl up. I know the name in German, but not in English. It’s a common

>thing for peaches. I got some stuff that contains copper to spray it with,

>but it’s supposed to be terrible for the environment. Do you have any tips

>on how to cure it? I believe it’s a type of fungus.

>

>

>

>Thanks and I hope to hear all about your walking adventures, now that your

>feet are pain-free.

>

>

>

>I went for a beautiful early morning walk yesterday. Just after I left I

>saw a spectacular sunrise over the city of furt (l live in the hills

>north of the city) . Minutes later I saw a huge buzzard having an

>altercation with a magpie. When the buzzard took of I could see the

>beautiful markings on the underside of its wings. How much I missed out

>on

>by sitting around at home in the past. Life is too short to miss the joys

>of spring, summer, fall and winter. One of the most fabulous things about

>walking is the way it lifts your mood and fills you with JOY!

>

>Kathie

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That was me, Carl...I will forward this information to my husband, the pruner. When you attended the school did they tell you that peach trees only bear for so many years...and then you have to replant? BethCARL FRENCH wrote: I'm not sure who owns the peach trees ( i get confuzzed sometimes) but I was just wondering if you guys pruned your trees as well. I spent some time at the Niagara parks School of horticulture in Niagara Falls Ontario many years ago and they wanted us to count buds and then cut off the branch. I think that was highly impractical if we want to go out an earn a living. I basically leave about 4 in. of last years growth on and the rest gets recycled or composted. If you have full grown trees you might want to take the crown of the tree out if you haven't

already. This will facilitate the picking of fruit during harvest season. TC Carl From Hamilton>From: " Starks" >Reply-To: thefatmanwalking_group >To: >Subject: AW: AW: AW: My Feet>Date: Tue, 11 Apr 2006 07:57:03 +0200>>Thanks Beth>>>> _____>>Von: thefatmanwalking_group >[mailto:thefatmanwalking_group ] Im Auftrag von Beth Lackey>Gesendet: Montag, 10. April 2006 17:43>An: thefatmanwalking_group >Betreff: Re: AW: AW: My Feet>>>>Kathie from Germany ->> Hi...I have 7 peach trees and that has never happened to mine...but>mine are not miniatures. However, one thing I do every year when they are>dormant, around February, I

spray them with "Dormant Spray." That kills>anything like worms, insects, fungus, etc. It is a petroleum based spray.>Anyway, that's all I do and I have beautiful peaches in the early>summer...and I never spray the tree again, so all fruit is pure and clean.>You can eat them right off the tree and if there's anyone that's never done>that you MUST do that before you die. There's no other taste like it.>> Good luck....as it may be too late for you to spray>this year, you can do it next year.....in February...>> Beth>> Starks wrote:>>Fantastic news Beth, but it really wasn’t me, it was more like a>“fatmanwalking” group effort which got you to go and get your soles. The>main thing is your poor feet are ok and you can get to walking!>>>>I live in Germany, so much as I would love some of your tasty preserves,

it>would be too costly anyway. But you can help me out with a peach tree tip.>I hope noone minds this little off-topic question. I bought a miniature>peach tree last year and it has some kind of disease that makes the leaves>curl up. I know the name in German, but not in English. It’s a common>thing for peaches. I got some stuff that contains copper to spray it with,>but it’s supposed to be terrible for the environment. Do you have any tips>on how to cure it? I believe it’s a type of fungus.>>>>Thanks and I hope to hear all about your walking adventures, now that your>feet are pain-free.>>>>I went for a beautiful early morning walk yesterday. Just after I left I>saw a spectacular sunrise over the city of furt (l live in the hills>north of the city) . Minutes later I saw a huge buzzard having an>altercation with a magpie. When the buzzard

took of I could see the>beautiful markings on the underside of its wings. How much I missed out >on>by sitting around at home in the past. Life is too short to miss the joys>of spring, summer, fall and winter. One of the most fabulous things about>walking is the way it lifts your mood and fills you with JOY!>>Kathiehttp://www.thefatmanwalking.com/Keep walking Steve!!!

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Thank , I just rememered a joke about that.

A motorist was driving down a roadway and noticed two municipal workers at

the side of the road on an embankment. One was digging holes and the other

was filling them in. The motorist couldn't stand this any longer(his tax

dollars you know) so he stopped to find out what was happeining. He

proceeded to ask what they were doing. The lead hand said they where

planting trees. Agast at his answer the motorist replied that he didn't

see any trees anywhere. The lead hand said " Oh the guy that plants the

trees took the day off. "

Hope this makes someones day. Tc Carl in Hamiton

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>To: <thefatmanwalking_group >

>Subject: Re: AW: AW: AW: re & Peach Trees

>Date: Thu, 13 Apr 2006 00:13:01 -0500

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>Especially if they are working for the highway department. - W

> AW: AW: AW: My Feet

> > > >Date: Tue, 11 Apr 2006 07:57:03 +0200

> > > >

> > > >Thanks Beth

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > _____

> > > >

> > > >Von: thefatmanwalking_group

> > > >[mailto:thefatmanwalking_group ] Im Auftrag von

>Beth

> > >Lackey

> > > >Gesendet: Montag, 10. April 2006 17:43

> > > >An: thefatmanwalking_group

> > > >Betreff: Re: AW: AW: My Feet

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >Kathie from Germany -

> > > >

> > > > Hi...I have 7 peach trees and that has never happened to

>mine...but

> > > >mine are not miniatures. However, one thing I do every year when

>they

> >are

> > > >dormant, around February, I spray them with " Dormant Spray. " That

>kills

> > > >anything like worms, insects, fungus, etc. It is a petroleum

>based

> >spray.

> > > >Anyway, that's all I do and I have beautiful peaches in the early

> > > >summer...and I never spray the tree again, so all fruit is pure

>and

> > >clean.

> > > >You can eat them right off the tree and if there's anyone that's

>never

> > >done

> > > >that you MUST do that before you die. There's no other taste like

>it.

> > > >

> > > > Good luck....as it may be too late for you to spray

> > > >this year, you can do it next year.....in February...

> > > >

> > > > Beth

> > > >

> > > > Starks wrote:

> > > >

> > > >Fantastic news Beth, but it really wasn't me, it was more like a

> > > > " fatmanwalking " group effort which got you to go and get your

>soles.

> >The

> > > >main thing is your poor feet are ok and you can get to walking!

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >I live in Germany, so much as I would love some of your tasty

> >preserves,

> > >it

> > > >would be too costly anyway. But you can help me out with a peach

>tree

> > >tip.

> > > >I hope noone minds this little off-topic question. I bought a

>miniature

> > > >peach tree last year and it has some kind of disease that makes

>the

> > >leaves

> > > >curl up. I know the name in German, but not in English. It's a

>common

> > > >thing for peaches. I got some stuff that contains copper to spray

>it

> > >with,

> > > >but it's supposed to be terrible for the environment. Do you have

>any

> > >tips

> > > >on how to cure it? I believe it's a type of fungus.

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >Thanks and I hope to hear all about your walking adventures, now

>that

> > >your

> > > >feet are pain-free.

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >I went for a beautiful early morning walk yesterday. Just after I

>left

> >I

> > > >saw a spectacular sunrise over the city of furt (l live in

>the

> >hills

> > > >north of the city) . Minutes later I saw a huge buzzard having an

> > > >altercation with a magpie. When the buzzard took of I could see

>the

> > > >beautiful markings on the underside of its wings. How much I

>missed out

> > > >on

> > > >by sitting around at home in the past. Life is too short to miss

>the

> >joys

> > > >of spring, summer, fall and winter. One of the most fabulous

>things

> >about

> > > >walking is the way it lifts your mood and fills you with JOY!

> > > >

> > > >Kathie

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >http://www.thefatmanwalking.com/

> > >Keep walking Steve!!!

> > >

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Jane/Carl - My husband's great great grandfather was Jay French who was one of the first settlers in Beaumont, Texas. Ya'll may be related to my husband! BethCARL FRENCH wrote: Hi Jane, My Paternal grandfather was born in Michigan so there might be a connection. You might want to check www.Deadfred.com>From: jjsmth@...>Reply-To: thefatmanwalking_group >To: thefatmanwalking_group >Subject: Re: AW: AW: AW: re & Peach Trees>Date: Thu, 13 Apr 2006 00:32:43 EDT>>We had some family named French who lived in Montana. Your last name>intrigues me. I don't know how common a name it is but they were

relatives >on my>maternal grandfather's side.>Jane

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Carl - I taught History and Technology in Texas Public Schools. Taught 26 years...and just retired last May...now I just hang out on the farm...we grow a lot of our own food...have cows, horses, 9 dogs, (hence the biscuit recipe), I walk a lot on country roads, we grow hay, we swing dance, and we bought motorcycles after I retired...and do a lot of cross country riding. I'm 54 years old... And You??? BethCARL FRENCH wrote: That's great Beth, What do you do in

Texas?>From: Beth Lackey >Reply-To: thefatmanwalking_group >To: thefatmanwalking_group >Subject: RE: AW: AW: AW: re & Peach Trees>Date: Wed, 12 Apr 2006 21:22:59 -0700 (PDT)>>Carl,> When you made a reference to the House of Commons I just assumed >you were in England...> Well, we are at least on the same continent - I am in Texas...Beth>>CARL FRENCH wrote:> Beth, I live in Hamiton, Ontario, Canada. Where are you?>>> >From: Beth Lackey> >Reply-To: thefatmanwalking_group > >To: thefatmanwalking_group > >Subject: RE: AW: AW: AW: re & Peach Trees> >Date: Wed, 12 Apr 2006 20:25:23 -0700 (PDT)> >> >Carl...do you live in

England???> >> >CARL FRENCH wrote: Beth, for once in my life I> >think I have met my match. If the lady is> >breastfeeding at the same time as she is using five computers at the same> >time, doesn't that make the baby a trainee, since she (it's probably a >she)> >is doing it with her mother. The man overseeing the other four is >probably> >a college graduate and has four degrees. You need at least four degrees >to> >do that. I know a man who has five and he would probably be the >supervisors> >boss if he had'nt gone broke. Any way I think we maybe on to something> >here.> >There should be more women bosses and supervisors. Businesses would be> >more profitable and less Crap going on. Can you imagine what the House of> >Commons would be like if all the MP's were women? TC Carl in Hamilton> >>

>> > >From: Beth Lackey> > >Reply-To: thefatmanwalking_group > > >To: thefatmanwalking_group > > >Subject: RE: AW: AW: AW: re & Peach Trees> > >Date: Wed, 12 Apr 2006 19:17:51 -0700 (PDT)> > >> > >Carl,> > > Well I like you better and better each time you post. You certainly> > >are an "enlightened man."> > > Here's your answer:> > > One woman can operate 5 computers simultaneously...by> > >multitasking...and she may be breast feeding at the same time.> > > And 5 men can operate 4 computers, with one man overseeing the other> > >4> > > Do you agree??? LOL> > > Beth> > >> > >CARL FRENCH wrote:> > > Beth, you're absolutely right. and I've been told that in about 20

>years> > >time the average lifespan of a North American woman will be a hundred> > >years.> > >Now if we could only get a peach tree to live as long we be doing ok. I> > >think a tree of any kind will die off soon if it is not taken care of.> >Some> > >house plants have a tendency to die sooner than others and some people> > >think> > >that it's their fault, and it's not. The plant has just lived a full >life> > >at two years or three years or whatever.> > >I once saw a cartoon in a Womens World magasine which a woman told her> > >girl friend that her computer could do the work of five men or one >woman.> > >Beth, I would like your confirmation on this. Is it really true? I> >eagerly> > >await your answer. Carl in Hamilton> > >> > >> > >

>From: Beth Lackey> > > >Reply-To: thefatmanwalking_group > > > >To: thefatmanwalking_group > > > >Subject: RE: AW: AW: AW: re & Peach Trees> > > >Date: Wed, 12 Apr 2006 17:04:37 -0700 (PDT)> > > >> > > >Carl,> > > > LOL...hmmm...I don't know what to say except my husband would >probably> > > >disagree. Of course, I can't let him know I can do everything, >because> > > >then I'd HAVE TO DO EVERYTHING, right?> > > > Well, my uncle told me peach trees only last so long...and I just> > > >couldn't believe that a tree would be self-eliminating like that...it> > > >didn't seem natural..but he's probably right...they probably only> >produce> > > >to a certain age...kinda like women,

right???> > > > Beth> > > >> > > >CARL FRENCH wrote:> > > > Thanks Beth, No they didn't and I'm really ticked LOL. I have to get> >in> > > >touch with the school for other business reasons so I will give them> >what> > > >for when I do. I don't know if you know or not but the school used to> >be> > > >run by a woman. You guys can do anything. Do you know how many years> >you> > > >can go before you replant?> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > > >From: Beth Lackey> > > > >Reply-To: thefatmanwalking_group > > > > >To: thefatmanwalking_group > > > > >Subject: RE: AW: AW: AW: re & Peach Trees> > > > >Date: Wed, 12 Apr 2006

12:27:44 -0700 (PDT)> > > > >> > > > >That was me, Carl...I will forward this information to my husband,> >the> > > > >pruner. When you attended the school did they tell you that peach> >trees> > > > >only bear for so many years...and then you have to replant? Beth> > > > >> > > > >CARL FRENCH wrote: I'm not sure who owns the> > > > >peach trees ( i get confuzzed sometimes) but I was> > > > >just wondering if you guys pruned your trees as well. I spent some> >time> > > >at> > > > >the Niagara parks School of horticulture in Niagara Falls Ontario> >many> > > > >years> > > > >ago and they wanted us to count buds and then cut off the branch. I> > >think> > > > >that was highly

impractical if we want to go out an earn a living. >I> > > > >basically leave about 4 in. of last years growth on and the rest >gets> > > > >recycled or composted. If you have full grown trees you might want >to> > > >take> > > > >the crown of the tree out if you haven't already. This will> >facilitate> > > >the> > > > >picking of fruit during harvest season. TC Carl From Hamilton> > > > >> > > > > >From: " Starks"> > > > > >Reply-To: thefatmanwalking_group > > > > > >To:> > > > > >Subject: AW: AW: AW: My Feet> > > > > >Date: Tue, 11 Apr 2006 07:57:03 +0200> > > > > >> > > > > >Thanks Beth> > > > >

>> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > > _____> > > > > >> > > > > >Von: thefatmanwalking_group > > > > > >[mailto:thefatmanwalking_group ] Im Auftrag von >Beth> > > > >Lackey> > > > > >Gesendet: Montag, 10. April 2006 17:43> > > > > >An: thefatmanwalking_group > > > > > >Betreff: Re: AW: AW: My Feet> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > >Kathie from Germany -> > > > > >> > > > > > Hi...I have 7 peach trees and that has never happened to> >mine...but> > > > > >mine are not miniatures. However, one thing I do every year

when> >they> > > >are> > > > > >dormant, around February, I spray them with "Dormant Spray." That> > >kills> > > > > >anything like worms, insects, fungus, etc. It is a petroleum >based> > > >spray.> > > > > >Anyway, that's all I do and I have beautiful peaches in the early> > > > > >summer...and I never spray the tree again, so all fruit is pure >and> > > > >clean.> > > > > >You can eat them right off the tree and if there's anyone that's> > >never> > > > >done> > > > > >that you MUST do that before you die. There's no other taste like> >it.> > > > > >> > > > > > Good luck....as it may be too late for you to spray> > > > > >this year, you can do it

next year.....in February...> > > > > >> > > > > > Beth> > > > > >> > > > > > Starks wrote:> > > > > >> > > > > >Fantastic news Beth, but it really wasn’t me, it was more like a> > > > > >“fatmanwalking” group effort which got you to go and get your> >soles.> > > >The> > > > > >main thing is your poor feet are ok and you can get to walking!> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > >I live in Germany, so much as I would love some of your tasty> > > >preserves,> > > > >it> > > > > >would be too costly anyway. But you can help me out with a peach> >tree> > > > >tip.> > > > >

>I hope noone minds this little off-topic question. I bought a> > >miniature> > > > > >peach tree last year and it has some kind of disease that makes >the> > > > >leaves> > > > > >curl up. I know the name in German, but not in English. It’s a> >common> > > > > >thing for peaches. I got some stuff that contains copper to spray> >it> > > > >with,> > > > > >but it’s supposed to be terrible for the environment. Do you have> >any> > > > >tips> > > > > >on how to cure it? I believe it’s a type of fungus.> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > >Thanks and I hope to hear all about your walking adventures, now> >that> > > > >your> > >

> > >feet are pain-free.> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > >I went for a beautiful early morning walk yesterday. Just after I> > >left> > > >I> > > > > >saw a spectacular sunrise over the city of furt (l live in >the> > > >hills> > > > > >north of the city) . Minutes later I saw a huge buzzard having an> > > > > >altercation with a magpie. When the buzzard took of I could see >the> > > > > >beautiful markings on the underside of its wings. How much I >missed> > >out> > > > > >on> > > > > >by sitting around at home in the past. Life is too short to miss> >the> > > >joys> > > > > >of spring, summer, fall and

winter. One of the most fabulous >things> > > >about> > > > > >walking is the way it lifts your mood and fills you with JOY!> > > > > >> > > > > >Kathie> > > > >> > > > >> > > > >> > > > >> > > > >> > > > >http://www.thefatmanwalking.com/> > > > >Keep walking Steve!!!> > > > >

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Feet> > > > > >Date: Tue, 11 Apr 2006 07:57:03 +0200> > > > > >> > > > > >Thanks Beth> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > > _____> > > > > >> > > > > >Von: thefatmanwalking_group > > > > > >[mailto:thefatmanwalking_group ] Im Auftrag von >Beth> > > > >Lackey> > > > > >Gesendet: Montag, 10. April 2006 17:43> > > > > >An: thefatmanwalking_group > > > > > >Betreff: Re: AW: AW: My Feet> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > >Kathie from Germany -> > > > > >> > > > >

> Hi...I have 7 peach trees and that has never happened to> >mine...but> > > > > >mine are not miniatures. However, one thing I do every year when> >they> > > >are> > > > > >dormant, around February, I spray them with "Dormant Spray." That> > >kills> > > > > >anything like worms, insects, fungus, etc. It is a petroleum >based> > > >spray.> > > > > >Anyway, that's all I do and I have beautiful peaches in the early> > > > > >summer...and I never spray the tree again, so all fruit is pure >and> > > > >clean.> > > > > >You can eat them right off the tree and if there's anyone that's> > >never> > > > >done> > > > > >that you MUST do that before you die. There's no other taste like>

>it.> > > > > >> > > > > > Good luck....as it may be too late for you to spray> > > > > >this year, you can do it next year.....in February...> > > > > >> > > > > > Beth> > > > > >> > > > > > Starks wrote:> > > > > >> > > > > >Fantastic news Beth, but it really wasn’t me, it was more like a> > > > > >“fatmanwalking” group effort which got you to go and get your> >soles.> > > >The> > > > > >main thing is your poor feet are ok and you can get to walking!> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > >I live in Germany, so much as I would love some of your tasty> > > >preserves,> > > >

>it> > > > > >would be too costly anyway. But you can help me out with a peach> >tree> > > > >tip.> > > > > >I hope noone minds this little off-topic question. I bought a> > >miniature> > > > > >peach tree last year and it has some kind of disease that makes >the> > > > >leaves> > > > > >curl up. I know the name in German, but not in English. It’s a> >common> > > > > >thing for peaches. I got some stuff that contains copper to spray> >it> > > > >with,> > > > > >but it’s supposed to be terrible for the environment. Do you have> >any> > > > >tips> > > > > >on how to cure it? I believe it’s a type of fungus.> > > > > >> > > > > >> >

> > > >> > > > > >Thanks and I hope to hear all about your walking adventures, now> >that> > > > >your> > > > > >feet are pain-free.> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > >I went for a beautiful early morning walk yesterday. Just after I> > >left> > > >I> > > > > >saw a spectacular sunrise over the city of furt (l live in >the> > > >hills> > > > > >north of the city) . Minutes later I saw a huge buzzard having an> > > > > >altercation with a magpie. When the buzzard took of I could see >the> > > > > >beautiful markings on the underside of its wings. How much I >missed> > >out> > > > > >on> > >

> > >by sitting around at home in the past. Life is too short to miss> >the> > > >joys> > > > > >of spring, summer, fall and winter. One of the most fabulous >things> > > >about> > > > > >walking is the way it lifts your mood and fills you with JOY!> > > > > >> > > > > >Kathie> > > > >> > > > >> > > > >> > > > >> > > > >> > > > >http://www.thefatmanwalking.com/> > > > >Keep walking Steve!!!> > > > >

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Carl, I would never read an economics book! I HATE money....!!!! Hate the Stock Market..etc, etc, etc.!!!!!!! I don't like the idea of "ownership" - wish people could just live more simply...I kinda hate the way the world works...and wonder all the time why I'm in it? I hate materialism, greed, and luxury. I think that's one reason people get fat...they don't like the rat race either...or the box houses in neighborhoods where people don't meet their neighbors...Teaching school was so purposeful...not sure about my purpose now. I'm still searching for the truth. I read poetry...I read most of the best sellers out there...LOVED "The Secret Life of Bees"...but I also try to read at least one classic a year. I have many favorite authors, but I absolutely love everything Tolstoy has written...especially Karinana. I also love Ayn

Rand, and you probably like her too...The Fountainhead is one of my favorites...but I also liked Atlas Shrugged. She is an extrordinary writer - and to think English is her second language just shows how talented she is. Also, One Hundred Years of Solitude by Marquez is a favorite. I also love Wally Lamb's "She's Come Undone" and "I Know this Much is True." is another favoraite author - I've real all her books...you might have heard of "Wall to Wall" but I think her best is "A Mother's Love." I guess you can see by my choices that I love tragedies, human struggle...etc. I identify with them. And to answer your question about stress - my physical life is not stressful...however, I am from a dysfunctional family and I always have to deal with them. I am also writing a book right now too....

BethCARL FRENCH wrote: Dear Beth, just an afterthought. Did you ever read a book by Zane Pilzer who is an economist who wrote a book called The Next Trillion which is about the changes in the way our economy and our healthcare system is changing. A big part of the changes are technology based. We are also living longer due to the health and wellness improvements. Your lifestyle sounds very healthy and I detect no sense of stress, which is a big influence in our lives. Any way TC Carl in Hamilton>From: Beth Lackey >Reply-To: thefatmanwalking_group >To: thefatmanwalking_group >Subject: RE: AW: AW: AW: re & Peach Trees>Date: Thu, 13 Apr 2006 08:08:04 -0700

(PDT)>>Carl -> I taught History and Technology in Texas Public Schools. Taught >26 years...and just retired last May...now I just hang out on the farm...we >grow a lot of our own food...have cows, horses, 9 dogs, (hence the biscuit >recipe), I walk a lot on country roads, we grow hay, we swing dance, and we >bought motorcycles after I retired...and do a lot of cross country riding. >I'm 54 years old...> And You??? Beth>>CARL FRENCH wrote:> That's great Beth, What do you do in Texas?>>> >From: Beth Lackey> >Reply-To: thefatmanwalking_group > >To: thefatmanwalking_group > >Subject: RE: AW: AW: AW: re & Peach Trees> >Date: Wed, 12 Apr 2006 21:22:59 -0700 (PDT)> >> >Carl,> > When you made a reference to the House of

Commons I just assumed> >you were in England...> > Well, we are at least on the same continent - I am in Texas...Beth> >> >CARL FRENCH wrote:> > Beth, I live in Hamiton, Ontario, Canada. Where are you?> >> >> > >From: Beth Lackey> > >Reply-To: thefatmanwalking_group > > >To: thefatmanwalking_group > > >Subject: RE: AW: AW: AW: re & Peach Trees> > >Date: Wed, 12 Apr 2006 20:25:23 -0700 (PDT)> > >> > >Carl...do you live in England???> > >> > >CARL FRENCH wrote: Beth, for once in my life I> > >think I have met my match. If the lady is> > >breastfeeding at the same time as she is using five computers at the >same> > >time, doesn't that make the baby a trainee, since she (it's probably

a> >she)> > >is doing it with her mother. The man overseeing the other four is> >probably> > >a college graduate and has four degrees. You need at least four degrees> >to> > >do that. I know a man who has five and he would probably be the> >supervisors> > >boss if he had'nt gone broke. Any way I think we maybe on to something> > >here.> > >There should be more women bosses and supervisors. Businesses would be> > >more profitable and less Crap going on. Can you imagine what the House >of> > >Commons would be like if all the MP's were women? TC Carl in Hamilton> > >> > >> > > >From: Beth Lackey> > > >Reply-To: thefatmanwalking_group > > > >To: thefatmanwalking_group > > > >Subject: RE: AW: AW: AW:

re & Peach Trees> > > >Date: Wed, 12 Apr 2006 19:17:51 -0700 (PDT)> > > >> > > >Carl,> > > > Well I like you better and better each time you post. You certainly> > > >are an "enlightened man."> > > > Here's your answer:> > > > One woman can operate 5 computers simultaneously...by> > > >multitasking...and she may be breast feeding at the same time.> > > > And 5 men can operate 4 computers, with one man overseeing the other> > > >4> > > > Do you agree??? LOL> > > > Beth> > > >> > > >CARL FRENCH wrote:> > > > Beth, you're absolutely right. and I've been told that in about 20> >years> > > >time the average lifespan of a North American woman will be a hundred> > >

>years.> > > >Now if we could only get a peach tree to live as long we be doing ok. >I> > > >think a tree of any kind will die off soon if it is not taken care >of.> > >Some> > > >house plants have a tendency to die sooner than others and some >people> > > >think> > > >that it's their fault, and it's not. The plant has just lived a full> >life> > > >at two years or three years or whatever.> > > >I once saw a cartoon in a Womens World magasine which a woman told >her> > > >girl friend that her computer could do the work of five men or one> >woman.> > > >Beth, I would like your confirmation on this. Is it really true? I> > >eagerly> > > >await your answer. Carl in Hamilton> > > >> > > >> > > >

>From: Beth Lackey> > > > >Reply-To: thefatmanwalking_group > > > > >To: thefatmanwalking_group > > > > >Subject: RE: AW: AW: AW: re & Peach Trees> > > > >Date: Wed, 12 Apr 2006 17:04:37 -0700 (PDT)> > > > >> > > > >Carl,> > > > > LOL...hmmm...I don't know what to say except my husband would> >probably> > > > >disagree. Of course, I can't let him know I can do everything,> >because> > > > >then I'd HAVE TO DO EVERYTHING, right?> > > > > Well, my uncle told me peach trees only last so long...and I just> > > > >couldn't believe that a tree would be self-eliminating like >that...it> > > > >didn't seem natural..but he's probably right...they probably only>

> >produce> > > > >to a certain age...kinda like women, right???> > > > > Beth> > > > >> > > > >CARL FRENCH wrote:> > > > > Thanks Beth, No they didn't and I'm really ticked LOL. I have to >get> > >in> > > > >touch with the school for other business reasons so I will give >them> > >what> > > > >for when I do. I don't know if you know or not but the school used >to> > >be> > > > >run by a woman. You guys can do anything. Do you know how many >years> > >you> > > > >can go before you replant?> > > > >> > > > >> > > > >> > > > > >From: Beth Lackey> > > > > >Reply-To: thefatmanwalking_group > > >

> > >To: thefatmanwalking_group > > > > > >Subject: RE: AW: AW: AW: re & Peach >Trees> > > > > >Date: Wed, 12 Apr 2006 12:27:44 -0700 (PDT)> > > > > >> > > > > >That was me, Carl...I will forward this information to my >husband,> > >the> > > > > >pruner. When you attended the school did they tell you that peach> > >trees> > > > > >only bear for so many years...and then you have to replant? Beth> > > > > >> > > > > >CARL FRENCH wrote: I'm not sure who owns the> > > > > >peach trees ( i get confuzzed sometimes) but I was> > > > > >just wondering if you guys pruned your trees as well. I spent >some> > >time> > > > >at> >

> > > >the Niagara parks School of horticulture in Niagara Falls Ontario> > >many> > > > > >years> > > > > >ago and they wanted us to count buds and then cut off the branch. >I> > > >think> > > > > >that was highly impractical if we want to go out an earn a >living.> >I> > > > > >basically leave about 4 in. of last years growth on and the rest> >gets> > > > > >recycled or composted. If you have full grown trees you might >want> >to> > > > >take> > > > > >the crown of the tree out if you haven't already. This will> > >facilitate> > > > >the> > > > > >picking of fruit during harvest season. TC Carl From Hamilton> > > > > >> > > > > >

>From: " Starks"> > > > > > >Reply-To: thefatmanwalking_group > > > > > > >To:> > > > > > >Subject: AW: AW: AW: My Feet> > > > > > >Date: Tue, 11 Apr 2006 07:57:03 +0200> > > > > > >> > > > > > >Thanks Beth> > > > > > >> > > > > > >> > > > > > >> > > > > > > _____> > > > > > >> > > > > > >Von: thefatmanwalking_group > > > > > > >[mailto:thefatmanwalking_group ] Im Auftrag von> >Beth> > > > > >Lackey> > > > > > >Gesendet: Montag, 10. April 2006 17:43> > > > > > >An:

thefatmanwalking_group > > > > > > >Betreff: Re: AW: AW: My Feet> > > > > > >> > > > > > >> > > > > > >> > > > > > >Kathie from Germany -> > > > > > >> > > > > > > Hi...I have 7 peach trees and that has never happened to> > >mine...but> > > > > > >mine are not miniatures. However, one thing I do every year >when> > >they> > > > >are> > > > > > >dormant, around February, I spray them with "Dormant Spray." >That> > > >kills> > > > > > >anything like worms, insects, fungus, etc. It is a petroleum> >based> > > > >spray.> > > > > > >Anyway, that's all I do and I have

beautiful peaches in the >early> > > > > > >summer...and I never spray the tree again, so all fruit is pure> >and> > > > > >clean.> > > > > > >You can eat them right off the tree and if there's anyone >that's> > > >never> > > > > >done> > > > > > >that you MUST do that before you die. There's no other taste >like> > >it.> > > > > > >> > > > > > > Good luck....as it may be too late for you to spray> > > > > > >this year, you can do it next year.....in February...> > > > > > >> > > > > > > Beth> > > > > > >> > > > > > > Starks wrote:> > > > > > >> > > > > > >Fantastic

news Beth, but it really wasn’t me, it was more like >a> > > > > > >“fatmanwalking” group effort which got you to go and get your> > >soles.> > > > >The> > > > > > >main thing is your poor feet are ok and you can get to walking!> > > > > > >> > > > > > >> > > > > > >> > > > > > >I live in Germany, so much as I would love some of your tasty> > > > >preserves,> > > > > >it> > > > > > >would be too costly anyway. But you can help me out with a >peach> > >tree> > > > > >tip.> > > > > > >I hope noone minds this little off-topic question. I bought a> > > >miniature> > > > > > >peach tree last year and it has some kind of

disease that makes> >the> > > > > >leaves> > > > > > >curl up. I know the name in German, but not in English. It’s a> > >common> > > > > > >thing for peaches. I got some stuff that contains copper to >spray> > >it> > > > > >with,> > > > > > >but it’s supposed to be terrible for the environment. Do you >have> > >any> > > > > >tips> > > > > > >on how to cure it? I believe it’s a type of fungus.> > > > > > >> > > > > > >> > > > > > >> > > > > > >Thanks and I hope to hear all about your walking adventures, >now> > >that> > > > > >your> > > > > > >feet are pain-free.> > > >

> > >> > > > > > >> > > > > > >> > > > > > >I went for a beautiful early morning walk yesterday. Just after >I> > > >left> > > > >I> > > > > > >saw a spectacular sunrise over the city of furt (l live in> >the> > > > >hills> > > > > > >north of the city) . Minutes later I saw a huge buzzard having >an> > > > > > >altercation with a magpie. When the buzzard took of I could see> >the> > > > > > >beautiful markings on the underside of its wings. How much I> >missed> > > >out> > > > > > >on> > > > > > >by sitting around at home in the past. Life is too short to >miss> > >the> > > >

>joys> > > > > > >of spring, summer, fall and winter. One of the most fabulous> >things> > > > >about> > > > > > >walking is the way it lifts your mood and fills you with JOY!> > > > > > >> > > > > > >Kathie> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > >http://www.thefatmanwalking.com/> > > > > >Keep walking Steve!!!> > > > > >

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Beth!!! adopt me!! I wanna live with you and your horses!!!Beth Lackey escribió: W - You are living well yourself!! I lived in the city all my life until 3 years ago...I know what you mean about boarding your horse...I've done that before...when someone else fed them, etc. It is SO different when your horses are right outside your yard and you feed them yourself. I thought I knew so much about horses, but living so close to them, I have learned even more. They keep such a keen eye on me...my comings and goings. They talk to me in subtle ways...it's really amazing and hard to explain. Sometimes my husband and I go out around midnight and find them in the field and just hang out

with them...they circle us and we are one of the herd then...they just stand close to us relaxed...it is such a wonderful experience. Wish I had the raccoons you have, but it's a little dry here...they like creeks, ditches, water and tree places. But I'm glad we don't have possums...they carry a disease that cripples horses...and they get it just from drinking water wherever a possum drank. Your life sounds ideal...it does get a little slow out in the country! You have the best of both worlds! Acreage and city life. What kind of horses do you have and what kind of riding do you do?? Bethlabtrek1941 wrote: Beth, You are living my dream

life! We have horses, but, alas, they are boarded, as I live in town. No one can do for them to suit me, but these folks come close. Also have 4 cats and 3 Labrador retrievers, and feed an assortment of raccoons and possums each night. I am a retired RN but do some inpatient hospice work on an as needed basis. We have about an acre, with many live oaks so too much shade for much gardening, but do manage to raise tomatoes, peppers and an asortment of herbs. Went looking for pine straw for bedding plants.yesterday, and found ripe wild blueberries. Yum!! W AW: AW: AW: My Feet> > > > > >Date: Tue, 11 Apr 2006 07:57:03 +0200> > > > > >> > > > > >Thanks Beth> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > > _____> > > > > >> > > > > >Von: thefatmanwalking_group > > > > > >[mailto:thefatmanwalking_group ] Im Auftrag von >Beth> > > > >Lackey> > > > > >Gesendet: Montag, 10. April 2006 17:43> > > > > >An:

thefatmanwalking_group > > > > > >Betreff: Re: AW: AW: My Feet> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > >Kathie from Germany -> > > > > >> > > > > > Hi...I have 7 peach trees and that has never happened to> >mine...but> > > > > >mine are not miniatures. However, one thing I do every year when> >they> > > >are> > > > > >dormant, around February, I spray them with "Dormant Spray." That> > >kills> > > > > >anything like worms, insects, fungus, etc. It is a petroleum >based> > > >spray.> > > > > >Anyway, that's all I do and I have beautiful peaches in the early> > > > > >summer...and I never spray the tree

again, so all fruit is pure >and> > > > >clean.> > > > > >You can eat them right off the tree and if there's anyone that's> > >never> > > > >done> > > > > >that you MUST do that before you die. There's no other taste like> >it.> > > > > >> > > > > > Good luck....as it may be too late for you to spray> > > > > >this year, you can do it next year.....in February...> > > > > >> > > > > > Beth> > > > > >> > > > > > Starks wrote:> > > > > >> > > > > >Fantastic news Beth, but it really wasn’t me, it was more like a> > > > > >“fatmanwalking” group effort which got you to go and get your> >soles.> > > >The> >

> > > >main thing is your poor feet are ok and you can get to walking!> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > >I live in Germany, so much as I would love some of your tasty> > > >preserves,> > > > >it> > > > > >would be too costly anyway. But you can help me out with a peach> >tree> > > > >tip.> > > > > >I hope noone minds this little off-topic question. I bought a> > >miniature> > > > > >peach tree last year and it has some kind of disease that makes >the> > > > >leaves> > > > > >curl up. I know the name in German, but not in English. It’s a> >common> > > > > >thing for peaches. I got some stuff that contains copper to spray> >it> >

> > >with,> > > > > >but it’s supposed to be terrible for the environment. Do you have> >any> > > > >tips> > > > > >on how to cure it? I believe it’s a type of fungus.> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > >Thanks and I hope to hear all about your walking adventures, now> >that> > > > >your> > > > > >feet are pain-free.> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > > >I went for a beautiful early morning walk yesterday. Just after I> > >left> > > >I> > > > > >saw a spectacular sunrise over the city of furt (l live in >the> > > >hills> > > > > >north of the city) . Minutes

later I saw a huge buzzard having an> > > > > >altercation with a magpie. When the buzzard took of I could see >the> > > > > >beautiful markings on the underside of its wings. How much I >missed> > >out> > > > > >on> > > > > >by sitting around at home in the past. Life is too short to miss> >the> > > >joys> > > > > >of spring, summer, fall and winter. One of the most fabulous >things> > > >about> > > > > >walking is the way it lifts your mood and fills you with JOY!> > > > > >> > > > > >Kathie> > > > >> > > > >> > > > >> > > > >> > > > >> > > > >http://www.thefatmanwalking.com/> > > > >Keep

walking Steve!!!> > > > >

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Beth and Carl,

You two have reminded me of a time when our

congregation was building a new place of worship

(which we built ourselves). A man came to help who

had supervised many such projects. He said it was his

observation that if he told the brothers in the

congregation to dig a ditch, they would all go to the

phones to call about renting heavy equipment. The

sisters, on the other hand, would grab shovels, pails,

spoons, or whathaveyou and start digging. lol

Mona

--- CARL FRENCH wrote:

> Beth, for once in my life I think I have met my

> match. If the lady is

> breastfeeding at the same time as she is using five

> computers at the same

> time, doesn't that make the baby a trainee, since

> she (it's probably a she)

> is doing it with her mother. The man overseeing the

> other four is probably

> a college graduate and has four degrees. You need

> at least four degrees to

> do that. I know a man who has five and he would

> probably be the supervisors

> boss if he had'nt gone broke. Any way I think we

> maybe on to something here.

> There should be more women bosses and supervisors.

> Businesses would be

> more profitable and less Crap going on. Can you

> imagine what the House of

> Commons would be like if all the MP's were women? TC

> Carl in Hamilton

>

>

> >

> >Reply-To: thefatmanwalking_group

> >To: thefatmanwalking_group

> >Subject: RE: AW: AW: AW:

> re & Peach Trees

> >Date: Wed, 12 Apr 2006 19:17:51 -0700 (PDT)

> >

> >Carl,

> > Well I like you better and better each time

> you post. You certainly

> >are an " enlightened man. "

> > Here's your answer:

> > One woman can operate 5 computers

> simultaneously...by

> >multitasking...and she may be breast feeding at the

> same time.

> > And 5 men can operate 4 computers, with one

> man overseeing the other

> >4

> > Do you agree??? LOL

> > Beth

> >

> >CARL FRENCH wrote:

> > Beth, you're absolutely right. and I've been

> told that in about 20 years

> >time the average lifespan of a North American woman

> will be a hundred

> >years.

> >Now if we could only get a peach tree to live as

> long we be doing ok. I

> >think a tree of any kind will die off soon if it is

> not taken care of. Some

> >house plants have a tendency to die sooner than

> others and some people

> >think

> >that it's their fault, and it's not. The plant has

> just lived a full life

> >at two years or three years or whatever.

> >I once saw a cartoon in a Womens World magasine

> which a woman told her

> >girl friend that her computer could do the work of

> five men or one woman.

> >Beth, I would like your confirmation on this. Is it

> really true? I eagerly

> >await your answer. Carl in Hamilton

> >

> >

> > >From: Beth Lackey

> > >Reply-To: thefatmanwalking_group

> > >To: thefatmanwalking_group

> > >Subject: RE: AW: AW: AW:

> re & Peach Trees

> > >Date: Wed, 12 Apr 2006 17:04:37 -0700 (PDT)

> > >

> > >Carl,

> > > LOL...hmmm...I don't know what to say except my

> husband would probably

> > >disagree. Of course, I can't let him know I can

> do everything, because

> > >then I'd HAVE TO DO EVERYTHING, right?

> > > Well, my uncle told me peach trees only last so

> long...and I just

> > >couldn't believe that a tree would be

> self-eliminating like that...it

> > >didn't seem natural..but he's probably

> right...they probably only produce

> > >to a certain age...kinda like women, right???

> > > Beth

> > >

> > >CARL FRENCH wrote:

> > > Thanks Beth, No they didn't and I'm really

> ticked LOL. I have to get in

> > >touch with the school for other business reasons

> so I will give them what

> > >for when I do. I don't know if you know or not

> but the school used to be

> > >run by a woman. You guys can do anything. Do you

> know how many years you

> > >can go before you replant?

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > >From: Beth Lackey

> > > >Reply-To:

> thefatmanwalking_group

> > > >To: thefatmanwalking_group

> > > >Subject: RE: AW: AW: AW:

> re & Peach Trees

> > > >Date: Wed, 12 Apr 2006 12:27:44 -0700 (PDT)

> > > >

> > > >That was me, Carl...I will forward this

> information to my husband, the

> > > >pruner. When you attended the school did they

> tell you that peach trees

> > > >only bear for so many years...and then you have

> to replant? Beth

> > > >

> > > >CARL FRENCH wrote: I'm not sure who owns the

> > > >peach trees ( i get confuzzed sometimes) but I

> was

> > > >just wondering if you guys pruned your trees as

> well. I spent some time

> > >at

> > > >the Niagara parks School of horticulture in

> Niagara Falls Ontario many

> > > >years

> > > >ago and they wanted us to count buds and then

> cut off the branch. I

> >think

> > > >that was highly impractical if we want to go

> out an earn a living. I

> > > >basically leave about 4 in. of last years

> growth on and the rest gets

> > > >recycled or composted. If you have full grown

> trees you might want to

> > >take

> > > >the crown of the tree out if you haven't

> already. This will facilitate

> > >the

> > > >picking of fruit during harvest season. TC Carl

> From Hamilton

> > > >

> > > > >From: " Starks "

> > > > >Reply-To:

> thefatmanwalking_group

> > > > >To:

> > > > >Subject: AW: AW: AW:

> My Feet

> > > > >Date: Tue, 11 Apr 2006 07:57:03 +0200

> > > > >

> > > > >Thanks Beth

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > _____

> > > > >

> > > > >Von: thefatmanwalking_group

> > > >

> >[mailto:thefatmanwalking_group ] Im

> Auftrag von Beth

> > > >Lackey

> > > > >Gesendet: Montag, 10. April 2006 17:43

> > > > >An: thefatmanwalking_group

> > > > >Betreff: Re: AW: AW:

> My Feet

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >Kathie from Germany -

> > > > >

> > > > > Hi...I have 7 peach trees and that has never

> happened to mine...but

> > > > >mine are not miniatures. However, one thing I

> do every year when they

> > >are

> > > > >dormant, around February, I spray them with

> " Dormant Spray. " That

> >kills

> > > > >anything like worms, insects, fungus, etc. It

> is a petroleum based

> > >spray.

> > > > >Anyway, that's all I do and I have beautiful

> peaches in the early

> > > > >summer...and I never spray the tree again, so

> all fruit is pure and

> > > >clean.

> > > > >You can eat them right off the tree and if

> there's anyone that's

> >never

> > > >done

> > > > >that you MUST do that before you die. There's

> no other taste like it.

> > > > >

> > > > > Good luck....as it may be too late for you

> to spray

> > > > >this year, you can do it next year.....in

> February...

> > > > >

> > > > > Beth

>

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