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Funny Story on Yesterday's Post

6 years ago

When I prepared to post yesterday, I chose ten photos and attempted to post. Everything was fine, it went to "next" then to "post" and stopped. I waited and waited and figured Houzz was having one of its snits. I walked away, fed cats....still sitting there with "post" blinking. I clicked on the only other forum listed, "Design Dilemmas" thinking maybe it will post if I change something.


The upshot is that the post was uploaded to "Design Dilemmas" only. Several of these nice people commented and one lady wanted me to move my shed next to the house (no) and put in a seating area, but she was helping as much as she could.


With Houzz, you never know, do you. If you want to see it, take a gander at Design Dilemmas.

kay

Comments (15)

  • 6 years ago

    Crazy

  • 6 years ago

    It is insane, isn't it. And has Houzz started posting newest replies first? Or are they just messin' with me again? Good Idea, but got my brain spinning!

  • 6 years ago

    Nancy, it's not you ... they've been flip flopping the comments the last couple weeks and seem to have have inverted them again. Personally, I hate it, but I'm not sure they care what I think.

  • 6 years ago

    It is sad that that post did not appear where it was supposed to since I am in peak...aaaand the rains have set in.I have a few newonws and a couple of nice ones even with the rain, but who knows?

    kay

  • 6 years ago

    I think I was the first to comment about all this change on this forum. It's all irritating. Houzz always seems to do these changes during peak daylily season (which is "flower" season in general). I wish these techies would get out of their apartments or basements or whatever and notice that NOW is not the time to change things. There are green things growing in the real world...........Maryl

  • 6 years ago

    Heck my comment section just upturned itself since my previous post ... very disorienting.

  • 6 years ago

    Maryl, you are right. It is so irritating, and I do remember your comment.

    kay

  • 6 years ago

    Hysterical - especially the lady who wanted you to move the shed and put in a seating area. I'll take a look at Desigh Dilemmas to see your post.


    Debra

  • 6 years ago

    Hmmmm....,maybe I will try that!! I have some design dilemmas in my garden at times!! So when is the shed moving?!!

  • 6 years ago

    I followed Sherry's link to find the post. The garden shots are lovely. I especially liked that clump of Border Crossing. The clumps of Hawk Woman and Please Say Yes were very impressive too!


    Debra

  • 6 years ago

    Debra, you had commented on Hawk woman so you could see it in a clump. The shed is moving just about when you think it is, Kate...not. Sherry, thank you for posting the link.


    It had been another really nice bloom day...except for the rains so I was disppointed when it didn't post. I suppose now that people are posting again, Houzz is back in their own disruptivve ways.


    Thank you for looking and commenting.

    kay

  • 6 years ago

    Kay: I was wowed by your garden. I bet those people didn't know what a bounty of color a daylily garden can be when you have more then Stella De Oro........... I was most interested in Border Crossing. How have I missed that older pink? Very much on my list for the future if space develops.........Maryl

  • 6 years ago

    Don’t know if you all noticed but Houzz did and update a day or so ago. Things are usually a bit wonky for a day or so following the updates. Not sure they should call them “that”🙄

    Sherry

  • 6 years ago

    Maryl, I have had Border Crossing for quite a few years. I moved it to the side garden and it took off from there. The people were surprised by the blooming and one wanted to know if I had daffodils in spring for spring color. I know she hated to hear they bloom so early here.This year, they were stupidly early blooming in January!

    kay

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