it's not a blog.
Well, I woke up this morning to find that my allergies have set in. Damn cats. Also, I have no clothing storage. I'll have to figure something out. Other than that, things here are alright so far. Though I'm probably going to go out for a while and gallivant around Chapel Hill hoping I run into someone or someone decides to call me and say, "Hey, let's hang out!" I mean, I guess I could do that, too, but I get weird about calling people. I'll admit, it's weird.
I'll probably give you this link again, but I'll be posting my pictures from my "project" at http://blueskysunday.blogspot.com. I'm pretty excited about it.
If you talk to me, ask me if I've emailed my orthodontist yet. Also, remind me to take my computer to the fixing place.
[EDIT]: Ok. I need to talk about my orchid. That plant is crazy. I must have gotten lucky or something because this thing requires very little effort. When I got it for my birthday from the lovely, fabulous Corbett, It had one stem that had, I think two or three flowers, one bud, and the beginnings of a second stem. Not long after, it had 5 flowers and two tall stems. Now, it has three tall stems, one bud that's just starting to open, and two more stems sprouting. Though I think one of the stems may be partially broken and not growing anymore. We'll see though. I have a feeling my orchid is going to be rather large. I may have to repot it again soon even though it wasn't that long ago that I last did it. It's pretty exciting though. And the peace lily, now named Hector, is less droopy/more perky and in good hands, away from from cats that it could poison, for the break. Hooray!
I'll probably give you this link again, but I'll be posting my pictures from my "project" at http://blueskysunday.blogspot.com. I'm pretty excited about it.
If you talk to me, ask me if I've emailed my orthodontist yet. Also, remind me to take my computer to the fixing place.
[EDIT]: Ok. I need to talk about my orchid. That plant is crazy. I must have gotten lucky or something because this thing requires very little effort. When I got it for my birthday from the lovely, fabulous Corbett, It had one stem that had, I think two or three flowers, one bud, and the beginnings of a second stem. Not long after, it had 5 flowers and two tall stems. Now, it has three tall stems, one bud that's just starting to open, and two more stems sprouting. Though I think one of the stems may be partially broken and not growing anymore. We'll see though. I have a feeling my orchid is going to be rather large. I may have to repot it again soon even though it wasn't that long ago that I last did it. It's pretty exciting though. And the peace lily, now named Hector, is less droopy/more perky and in good hands, away from from cats that it could poison, for the break. Hooray!