@Sue Sue I haven't had the time nor motivation to go look at why we are unable to add a questionnaire. Seems so simple to me and a questionnaire actually 'educates' as the OPs answer leading them to asking better questions. I have noticed that the OPs are reading old answer/questions and are adding to their questions whether or not they've over watered, direct sunlight, used potting soil! I am delighted and I will bust my buns to answer in even more detail. Grins.

Otherwise, each answer is akin to reinventing the wheel over and over again. Glad I am able to type faster than I think...ha ha ha!

@Stephie Stephie I love 'Minor 2'? Still giggling! Explain to Minor 2 and the other Minors when standing whether in front of an audience or not, to never lock your knees backwards. Always maintain a slight flex. Locking those knees will cause anyone to pass out because the blood won't return fast enough to get re oxygenated to give the brain the Oxygen it needs. Simple. Most likely the problem. Ask her to stand for you and look at her posture; look at her pelvis and knees.

@stormy hadn't. I saw some yesterday.

There were bees earlier in the year, but they disappeared.

@Sue Took a few moments hiding out in the cool of the house...whew it is hot out there! to check out the tags. I do not remember this information coming up whilst I tried to figure what tags to apply. Is this normal for OPs to see for their first question? While they are deciding on tags, usually AFTER they've asked a question, do they see this information, these questions?

OPs need to see these questions the first time they sign in and are considering their question. A questionnaire would be a group collaboration. Something that pulls all of us together as a team, like on the same page. You, Sue, understand the workings behind the curtain so to speak. I have no patience, would rather recite and answer and tell more than I need to to answer a question, over and over again. I am horribly lazy...grins!

@stormy Our neighbors keep bees for honey, I believe.

@Shule Lucky you! It is not easy to become a bee Keeper. One needs to be licensed...to be able to 'rent' bees out for others to use on their property. A good $1000 for the bee keeper uniform. Unfortunately those bees come back at night with sevin or rotenone attached to their pollen laden little legs and that stuff kills the entire hive. Home owners are not educated and are the worst for pesticide abuse over and above industries. Our bees are in dire dire trouble. So are we.

@stormy No, not really. They have a special week (it’s almost the summer holidays here) where they do different sports. And yesterday some went to a stable and got an introduction to horse care and riding. She hasn’t shown any interest in riding yet, unlike many girls here age. OTOH, she’s definitely not a “girly girl”.

@Stephie A girl or boy or human who wants to ride will make it happen. Not at all the same as piano lessons. If mom shows interest in something it is most likely going to be boycotted by progeny. Ugh!

HELLO Stephie!

@stormy we try to make it possible whenever they want to try something.

@stormy I have 4 minutes...

Oh absolutely. As a kid, I learned my parents weren't into promoting anything I wanted to do...

Stephie, another time...huggs.

@stormy there is one exception: they will take dancing lessons as teens.

@stormy see you another time - am at work.