And the tree is technically in my yard -- in regards to location. That's what my mom noticed.

But I think if hubby and I found the by-laws of the association we would
find that none of the trees are ours and thus are 100% the responsibility of
the association.

Poison would probably work but I do not feel that I could do that because the
association might figure it out and poison is not good for the ground or other
living things.

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My Mom teaches plants and stuff for her county agricultural dept. She uses
natural products.



M

I would get ahold of the neighborhood organization.

Ask them what they or you can do with this tree.

Explain that it is bothering _____________________
And that you would like to have it cut down, Gotten to
more manageable situation. Or you could maybe let
them know what your mom does, and that she would
maybe be willing to give some natural solutions for
getting rid of it.

Donna:grouphug::hug:

I asked Mom if she ever successfully got rid of a banana tree.

She did a kind of laugh/groan and said she "hacked" away at it over a long period of time.


Scroll to the picture here with the rings.
Did You Know Bananas... - The Root Cause

Thanks mari, really interesting!
bizi

Our neighbors that share a wall with us are from China.
They have two little kids I can hear sometimes but they are mostly quiet
and make cute little sounds.

Last year the neighbors gave us Chinese cookies for their New Year in Feb.

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I want hubby to help me figure out and remember to give them
a gift this time.

That's so nice of you, Mari :hug:

Visit to mdoc office
 

Hi,

I went to see the PA instead of my mdoc -- the mdoc was booked for another
week so I went to see the PA about my stomach pain that I had
a few days ago.

(the office had called in the refill for the anti-spasmodic and after two doses a few days ago
my stomach was fine but I went into the office Tuesday anyway.)

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I did blood work.
The PA encouraged me to get a scan of my stomach.
I felt so miserably depressed.


The PA was nice. I do not like dealing with the mdoc.

M

I'm glad that your stomach is feeling better.
I'm sorry that the PA thought it was necessary to do a CAT Scan (?) of your stomach tho. I hope nothing turns up. Since you're feeling better, chances are nothing will :hug::hug::hug:

A lot of times, PA's, NP's, etc are a lot easier and nicer to deal with than MD's.

Will you go for the scan?
just curious.
bizi
glad that your pain is better.

Crazy neighbor planted (installed) some plants again.

She told hubby to water them. She should water them --- neither he
nor I have any freaking interest in the plants.
And we are in our dry season now. Screw that.

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She told hubby that she likes the neighborhood to look nice.
Apparently, all the yards are part of her yard or something ---- maybe she has
boundary issues.



M