Go ahead, appreciate it.
My dear wife Karen and I love our gardens, backyard and front.
Yes, you can.
It’s good to see that we’re part of a thing in our home state.
How does your garden grow?
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Mark Bialczak 
Gardens are good for the soul
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I so agree, David.
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The garden around your house is lovely. You always seem to find room for something new. And it’s like the flowers know you care and try to please you.
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We have a good relationship for sure, ladysighs.
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That’s fantastic, Mark! A win-win-win-win!
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Yes, agreed, Karla!
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isn’t it interesting how we’ve become more attuned to our gardens over the years? so much joy in them and their little victories
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Now I’m glad that my parents made me pay attention to our lawn and gardens, Beth. Back when I was a kid, not as much.
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all I remember was my dad mowing the lawn and my mom planting pots of geraniums
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And you remember it, Beth!
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