1486 - "In the name of the Father maybe, but not in my name."
So... Picture post from today:
That's my basil and my flat-leaf parsley. They're going to be repotted soon. You can see a corner of my Thai basil on the right.
My no longer floppy Thai basil! I think he just wanted to live outside.
I went to Whole Foods to hang out with Anthony on his lunch break and I bought these two tomato guys.
I was originally planning on buying tomatoes in hanging baskets or cilantro, but they didn't have either of them right now. So I decided to take a chance on these guys.
In their new homes.
The one on the left is a black cherry and the one on the right is a Celibrity Hybrid
We inherited some plants from the previous occupants. I don't know what this climbey guy is.
The previous occupants were artists, and there's little bits of creative ornaments in various places around the garden. I really like these guys.
The plant in that pot is alive, but barely. Don't know what it is either.
More artyness and another plant.
More leftover plants. I really like these ones. The one on the left has amazing purple flowers and the ones on the right are kinda mossy looking.
I took my glasses off because I operate a camera better without them which is funny because I can't see much when they're not on me.
The lower part of our garden. This area almost looks like some sort of run-down shrine.
More garden, plus a chair and a purple camera ghost. Anthony calls the open area his "ollie pad" because he uses it to practice silly jumping tricks on his shortboard.
The kitty demanding to know why she is inside and I am not. Also my ugly foot in reflection.
That's my basil and my flat-leaf parsley. They're going to be repotted soon. You can see a corner of my Thai basil on the right.
My no longer floppy Thai basil! I think he just wanted to live outside.
I went to Whole Foods to hang out with Anthony on his lunch break and I bought these two tomato guys.
I was originally planning on buying tomatoes in hanging baskets or cilantro, but they didn't have either of them right now. So I decided to take a chance on these guys.
In their new homes.
The one on the left is a black cherry and the one on the right is a Celibrity Hybrid
We inherited some plants from the previous occupants. I don't know what this climbey guy is.
The previous occupants were artists, and there's little bits of creative ornaments in various places around the garden. I really like these guys.
The plant in that pot is alive, but barely. Don't know what it is either.
More artyness and another plant.
More leftover plants. I really like these ones. The one on the left has amazing purple flowers and the ones on the right are kinda mossy looking.
I took my glasses off because I operate a camera better without them which is funny because I can't see much when they're not on me.
The lower part of our garden. This area almost looks like some sort of run-down shrine.
More garden, plus a chair and a purple camera ghost. Anthony calls the open area his "ollie pad" because he uses it to practice silly jumping tricks on his shortboard.
The kitty demanding to know why she is inside and I am not. Also my ugly foot in reflection.