JJ Jessee @JJJessee@qoto.org
Hello, friends and neighbors. I've joined the Great Twitter Migration of 2022. There, I followed politics, mainly in response to the fateful election of 2016. More recently, I've drifted toward programming tech in the Javascript realm, and will probably persue some gardening groups here.
Biographically, I fall easily in the catagory of life-long learner, hence my draw to this server. "So many topics, so little time." I pick a topic or three and pursue (or visa versa) with some passion for a few years and move on, usually to return a decade or so later. Here are my main topics(no expertise is suggested or implied in any subject matter):
Food -mainly vegetables
Growing food-organic, heirloom, seed-saving, peppers
Growing plants - Orchids, trees, flowers, roses, herbs, gourds, succulents
Art -zentangling, celtic knots, iconograpy, pen/ink, egg tempera
Music -progRock, classical, baroque, electronic synthesis, keyboard
Psychology -interegal, classical christian theology.
Stamp Collecting -Flat Plate US and plate blocks
Woodworking -hardwoods, hand tools
Backpacking -running, trail-running, outdoors -minimalist, hammocking
Golden Section -geometry, Kepler
Computers -Basic, Pascal, C, Visual Basic, SQL, Powershell, Javascript/HTML/CSS, C#
Alcohol -Beer: IPA, Stout, Porter. Wine: OV Zin, Whiskey -Single malt Scotch. Homemade cider
Geographically: Family origins of southwestern Virginia for a couple of centuries. Retired from small family sign business and recently moved to Potomac valley Virginia.
Physiologically - heavy-set, unshaved, rarely cut hair, kilted, wool knee socks, trail shoes.
Married: 43 years, 3 children, 5 grand-childern
@deegeese , even better. I've not had success with A. palmatum for some reason -maybe seed viability. I have a handful of Amurs going into second winter. and some other genera, but would like to get some palmatums going.
@deegeese , Very nice color with a smaller leaves. Do you know the vrietal? Do you do bonsai?
Hello, friends and neighbors. I've joined the Great Twitter Migration of 2022. There, I followed politics, mainly in response to the fateful election of 2016. More recently, I've drifted toward programming tech in the Javascript realm, and will probably persue some gardening groups here.
Biographically, I fall easily in the catagory of life-long learner, hence my draw to this server. "So many topics, so little time." I pick a topic or three and pursue (or visa versa) with some passion for a few years and move on, usually to return a decade or so later. Here are my main topics(no expertise is suggested or implied in any subject matter):
Food -mainly vegetables
Growing food-organic, heirloom, seed-saving, peppers
Growing plants - Orchids, trees, flowers, roses, herbs, gourds, succulents
Art -zentangling, celtic knots, iconograpy, pen/ink, egg tempera
Music -progRock, classical, baroque, electronic synthesis, keyboard
Psychology -interegal, classical christian theology.
Stamp Collecting -Flat Plate US and plate blocks
Woodworking -hardwoods, hand tools
Backpacking -running, trail-running, outdoors -minimalist, hammocking
Golden Section -geometry, Kepler
Computers -Basic, Pascal, C, Visual Basic, SQL, Powershell, Javascript/HTML/CSS, C#
Alcohol -Beer: IPA, Stout, Porter. Wine: OV Zin, Whiskey -Single malt Scotch. Homemade cider
Geographically: Family origins of southwestern Virginia for a couple of centuries. Retired from small family sign business and recently moved to Potomac valley Virginia.
Physiologically - heavy-set, unshaved, rarely cut hair, kilted, wool knee socks, trail shoes.
Married: 43 years, 3 children, 5 grand-childern
