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Erica, Quality Control Supervisor
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Jul 28, 2024 08:08AM

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Happy 70th to your husband!!
Melissa wrote: "Happy 70th to your husband!!"
Thanks! We had so much fun - a five-day extravaganza filled with everyone he loves.
Thanks! We had so much fun - a five-day extravaganza filled with everyone he loves.

If you finish the tasks but not the optional Spell Out you don't have to go back to finish. Just continue on with the new task and optional Spell Out.
I thought the Spell Out was going to carry on throughout Saving the Bees Challenge.
Good question! Spell outs are totally optional. So you can go back or not, as you wish. I need to find an additional "finished" GIF to post for the intrepid souls who complete all of the spell outs.

Is there by chance an alternative task to this Read a book where the MC is very shallow.? Because I really would rather not read a book with a "very shallow" main character. I will, but I would really rather not.

Totally, that is way, way better. Thank you


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Whoops! Sorry about that. I usually notice but it slipped past me this time.
And don't worry about planning posts. I know they're helpful. I'll be more careful next time.
And don't worry about planning posts. I know they're helpful. I'll be more careful next time.

Good to know as I’d have the same issue! Thank you for being so understanding and helpful!

That’s why I started to add a ‘working post’ in this kind of challenges and copy&past (cut&past - if I’m running out of space) the completed tasks (in this case steps) in a new message - got this idea from a helpful soul and thought I share because I like it so much :-D

1. I suppose if we are working on multiple spell-outs at one time we can use a book for one letter in all of them - is that correct?
Wanted to check in case I’m making it much more difficult than necessary :-D
2a. Another question for the shelter task: would you accept a long haul truck (the drivers sleep in the cabin and take shelter there in cases of emergencies), RV or camping trailer or should it be more permanent and staying in one place.
2b. Another really wild idea - how about a dog house (I think there was one of those on the cover of one of my soon-ish books if I remember correctly).

2a. and b. I like both of these! Great creativity."
Yay! Thank you! Now I know what my next book will be :-D

Does it mean to cut back dead flower stalks, leaving stems 8 to 24 inches high to provide homes for cavity-nesting bees. meaning that books with preparation of gardens for the winter would work here or am I completely off track? Would books about staking someone work here too?
Oh sorry! No, I used the word stalk but was thinking of its other meaning - like a dog stalking a squirrel.

Thank you for the clarification. Off to look for fitting books…

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1. Is that bare or back?
2. If it is bare, does the book have to state that it is a "bare" yard or can it be something like this: When we get home I lead Yogi directly into the backyard. I then go into the house and bring Tara back there as well, feeling that somehow the meeting will go better outside.
Thanks.
It was bare yard to match what the bees need. But don't stress unduly. As long as a yard isn't noted for its clutter we'll assume it works for bare.

If the empty back garden would leave enough bare soil exposed for ground nesting bees to create a nest, then yes.
