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What is your main interest(s)? All of these questions are optional!: Sustainable Lifestyles, Alternative Energy

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At 4:13pm on January 19, 2009, Ellen Bush said…: Hi David, I'd love to hear more of your interest in Sustainable Lifestyles and anything else you'd like to share. I would also like to invite you to become my friend on this site and to join my group, Environmental Zoo. See you there?

At 9:32pm on June 23, 2008, Michael Levin said…: Hi David,

Welcome to Zoobird! I just stopped by the garden tonight and took some pictures. You can see them in the Photos section. Looks like one of the guys is with a project called the Edible Plants Project - Michael, another Michael, not me. It's bookmarked in the Reading List. And, Ron Chandler is going to post a recipe for Mango Salsa in the Food group. He's from Texas, like me. It was really nice at the garden tonight. Cool, had rained a lot this weekend, so the plants were all happy. And, I got a great shot of a butterfly. Here it is:

So, please chime in and add your thoughts to the discussions, especially since you're a Gator!

Regards,

Michael

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