September 30, 2011
September 29, 2011
What me and Greg need
This thing:
If you have been to our house, you know we have a bit of a laundry problem: i.e., a Mount Fuji of clothing in the corner of the bedroom.
I think this laundry cart would nicely contain the whole thing!
AND . . . it's name is Dandux!!!!
If I had seen this closer to home I would seriously have taken it.
If you have been to our house, you know we have a bit of a laundry problem: i.e., a Mount Fuji of clothing in the corner of the bedroom.
I think this laundry cart would nicely contain the whole thing!

AND . . . it's name is Dandux!!!!
If I had seen this closer to home I would seriously have taken it.
September 24, 2011
Uh oh!
We have another mouse, it looks like.
It nibbled our bunnies!
I undressed the bunnies before throwing them away:
Naked!
It nibbled our bunnies!
I undressed the bunnies before throwing them away:
Naked!
September 20, 2011
Breakfast of champs
Which possibly explains why I am in a good mood today (for a change).
Peach season is almost over . . . booo.
Peach season is almost over . . . booo.
The best thing ever
This guy.
I took many pictures. Until some people were like, Umm, excuse me, could we get some garlic please??
Labels:
flora n fauna,
observed
September 19, 2011
September 15, 2011
New career
Cat portrait photographer.
This is Annie:
Bold. Alert.
And a different mood:
Over-the-shoulder shot!
My friend was cat-sitting her.
This is Annie:
Bold. Alert.
And a different mood:

Over-the-shoulder shot!
My friend was cat-sitting her.
Labels:
flora n fauna
Public school
They turned the library into a classroom.
I sure hope these books make it back onto shelves.
Especially this one:
Cause it looks awesome!
I sure hope these books make it back onto shelves.
Especially this one:
Cause it looks awesome!
Labels:
printed matter
September 11, 2011
Found
In a pot by the side of the road in a rain storm:
The internet tells me it is portulaca. I hope I can take care of it.
(I think my geranium has some kind of blight; it's so upsetting!)

The internet tells me it is portulaca. I hope I can take care of it.
(I think my geranium has some kind of blight; it's so upsetting!)
Labels:
flora n fauna,
found
September 9, 2011
September 7, 2011
Cactus update!
"Because you've been wondering."TM
Remember this little guy, grown from a sproat stolen from an estate sale?
So big now!
This one had a pink cactus grafted onto that white bit on the top of the main stem (remember, from Christmas?), which I impetuously pulled off a couple months ago:

That whole side sproat has grown since then, complete with roots!
And these two are bits of that giant cactus I saw on the street that time:
Now both pieces are growing new leaves on top!
My mom made that little pot for me, using a cabbage leaf as a mold. So perfect. Thanks Mom!
Remember this little guy, grown from a sproat stolen from an estate sale?

So big now!
This one had a pink cactus grafted onto that white bit on the top of the main stem (remember, from Christmas?), which I impetuously pulled off a couple months ago:

That whole side sproat has grown since then, complete with roots!
And these two are bits of that giant cactus I saw on the street that time:
Now both pieces are growing new leaves on top!

My mom made that little pot for me, using a cabbage leaf as a mold. So perfect. Thanks Mom!
Labels:
flora n fauna,
me/us
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