Hi! I saw your guide at Hugo’s. Really liked the cover page – but after reviewing the guide I found it was missing some very important information.

To the Extreme: The article was good. The set up, pictures were terrific. However, the point of the makeover was the “Grommesh” family and having a picture of them would have been nice after all they were the reason for the “Extreme Makeover!”

Growing your own Citrus Trees: Living here in North Dakota and with the winter weather – it would have been nice to see a few layers of real citrus trees to give us ideas of what to look forward to in the spring. Ideas…pots with real citrus trees!

Rats Recipes: Would have been nice to see the Me-Cheeseballs on a nice square place with some green on the side to give them some color to stand out.

Bring Eco Chic: Hey, how do I get there (address) what are there hours? Can I call them (phone number, or do they have a website?

Better with Time: Red River Valley Home and Garden Show: This article was the most disappointing. You really missed getting the info (where, when, what time) had you put this information the night I picked up and read this guide, I would have loved to go to the Home and Garden show. Since there was no indication when it was (my thought it was an upcoming event – that I did not look it up online until just a few hours ago (it is now Sat at 8:30pm) and Sunday I have already made plans – had you put this information in the articule I would have gone to the show first thing on Saturday morning!

Just adding simple info (where, what and when) would be nice!

Good luck with your future editions!

isela losek

So many things a person can do, where do you start? Like you mentioned though, start with the small, easy ones.

Thanks again. We will be in touch!

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