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    • The rules are simple: Hit shuffle on your iPod (or whatever mp3 player or your music library on your computer) then answer each question by hitting next. Q: What does next year have in store for you? A: “Robotron 2000″ by Freezepop. Watch out, Dave! Looks like the coming year is bringing me a robot …

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    • … candidate Sarah Palin, showcasing the thespian side of our favorite hot, rimmed-spectacled gal. Like my experience in seeing Christine Ebersole play Little Edie on the Broadway version of Grey Gardens (which was lame otherwise), Fey didn’t just impersonate the similar-looking Palin, but became her …

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    • … tired. I am enjoying ISB immensely. I see the beauty, the nature, the gardens, the parks and greenery and am loving it and appreciating it. I have figured out how to beat most of the issues here. Having 4 part time house staff means someone is always going to show up no matter how sick or irresponsible …

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    • … it. Because of this, they are some of the most unique gardens in the world. They give monks a great place to meditate and are fun to look at. Their popularity in Asia has brought them to the United States. Americans use miniature dry rock gardens with sand and a rake as a relaxation devise …

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    • … to do with the fact that I finally read “Death in Venice” and watched “Grey Gardens”–the two things this song is based on. I picture Aschenbach lying awake in bed, lusting after Tadzio and singing this to himself.) • Fionn Regan - “Put a Penny in the Slot” ( Beautiful lyrics paired with a simple melody …

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    • … tables. Pennsylvania sandstone, or “bluestone” has been used in many gardens to make patios and pathways. In some instances, it has even been used in the interior of homes as a floor covering – it is that attractive. You can also find various kinds of Mica slate in a wide range of colours from …

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    • … Rock, which caused a panic in the streets of England last September when I was in the country (that being my first time in England, this being my first time in London). Northern Rock suddenly found itself running short of cash due to lending more money than it had and had borrowed money in turn from …

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    • … it out but figured I could put it to good use. So I set it on this stump to use as a bird bath and then added a rock in the middle for the birds to sit on. Perfect! A star is born. I got interested in topiary this last summer as a unique and perfect addition to my gardens. It’s funny how your likes …

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    • I’ve been mentioning my new project at the 10News Ranch a lot lately. I harvest rainwater and reuse it in my gardens and orchards for irrigation. Here is a video we produced when I installed the system a while back http://www.10news.com/video/13679766/index.html The practice of harvesting the rain …

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    • … love New Zealand is quite simple: large, spooky, solitary brown trout in as remote locations as you want to find them in. We walk 15 to 25km a day to try to get as far away from people as possible - hiking up chutes, massive boulders, rock gardens, etc - all in a beautiful rain forest. In the end …




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