Nice. I started my seeds indoors, and I have a small portable greenhouse that I'll put together & move my plants into once it's a bit warmer. We've had some really awesome days here lately, even 80 degrees one day, but yesterday and today are cold. It's 30 outside right now, but it's supposed to warm up again in the next few day and hopefully for good.

I hope to be able to move my stuff outside in the greenhouse around May 1. Planting in an open garden around here doesn't happen until May 15-June 1 depending on both the weather and what is being planted.

Spinach, swiss chard, and radishes will actually be planted around May 1.

My favorite is Ted Bundy - his charm, wit, and good looks were the perfect combo for his sick, sick mind. He fooled a true crime author (Ann Rule) who was actually investigating the serial murders committed by Ted when she worked next to him at a suicide prevention hotline.  Add that to the fact that I, at one time in my life, fit his profile of victims - it gets crazy interesting to me.

My least favorite, simply because he is most scary to me, is Richard Ramirez, the Nightstalker.  He attacked a couple in their home, which was located less than 3 miles from my house.  I remember that summer like it was yesterday - it was mid-August, hot as hell, and no one could leave their windows or doors open because of the Nightstalker.  Crazy, crazy scary.  That dude was freakin' out of his mind.

Very interesting.  John Wayne Gacy certainly loved him some fried foods.

Something you might find interesting... An artist named Henry Hargreaves has recreated and photographed the "last meals" of famous death-row inmates and created a series called "No Seconds." While not all serial killers, it's interesting to see a glimpse into the minds (or should I say "stomachs") of those on the Green Mile.