To Separate or not?!

[livinonfaith]

Originally Posted by Tracydr

Leave it to Worth.
When you divorce, how do you divide the tomato seedlings? I can tell you how my ex would have done it. He would have wanted anything that he knew was my favorite.

Tracy, it sounds like you might be better off now. I do hope so, anyway.

[Redbaron]

Originally Posted by Tracydr

Leave it to Worth.
When you divorce, how do you divide the tomato seedlings? I can tell you how my ex would have done it. He would have wanted anything that he knew was my favorite.

That's why the key to a strong relationship is the creative use of lies.

[Worth1]

I have read about why certain animals weren't domesticated and the person use the example of what it takes to make a happy family.

It made a lot of things very clear.
A couple has to have the same views on many things and if one of these isn't there it almost always leads to disaster.
The same goes for animals and why so many weren't domesticated and only a select few are.
All of these were domesticated thousands of years ago and nothing else after all of these years.
Try to domesticate a Cape Buffalo and see how far you get.
How about an antelope round up or maybe a kangaroo ranch or a grizzly bear farm.

Not gonna happen.

As for the question I always separate seedlings even if it kills one.
You just cant have two plants competing that close together.
Just like having two or more wives one or more always gets left out.
The only place this works is in societies where the woman/wife is no more than a foot stool with no say so or rights.

For seedlings if they are really close use a knife or shears.

Worth

[AZGardener]

Ha!!! You guys/gals are hilarious!! Not divorce....haha....seedlings!! Thanks for some Saturday morning humor

[Tracydr]

Originally Posted by Redbaron

That's why the key to a strong relationship is the creative use of lies.

Too funny!
So glad the divorce is a soon to be distant memory. It was an unpleasant experience.