in our faux lifestyle in our faux New Jersey.

Just kidding Lorraine. I know the firm as they were once a small client of ours and I've been on premisis many times.

For what it's worth, I have a sizable sea glass collection, though the greens (ala Heineken's) predominate. Let me know if you're at all interested.

"ain't nothing like the real thing baby. Ain't nothing like the real thing."
- Marvin Gaye & Tammy Terell

Thanks Birdsong for the offer of the sea glass, but I couldn't impose on your collection.

We just tried to camouflage a run-off ditch on the side of the house to look a little better, the water only appears during heavy rain, thus the faux thing. So basically now it looks like a dry creek bed. My dh built a little bridge over it to continue the path to the front door. We're having a hard time with the landscaping plants in that area. What the deer haven't eaten have not fared well and we're still experimenting to find the right mix. We'll just keep trying. ~ Lorraine

sea glass is valuable. Check out www.relilshinc.com
Big in Jewelry making.

Glass mulch sounds like a maintenance nightmare.

Did you get your mulch? Here is a company experimenting with glass mulch in NY. Scroll to page three.

Here is a link that might be useful: NYS Environmental Investment Program