Rescue Squad

Jun 25, 2009 23:27

cara0017 gave me a ring today, noting that her father had gone on a murderous rampage in the garden and had already removed many precious perennials and taken them to the dump. Jumping into rescue mode, I sated Seb with some Thai takeout and rushed over to save what was left ( Read more... )

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john1082 June 26 2009, 05:05:00 UTC
What are you trying to grow?

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bonoboboy June 26 2009, 15:00:11 UTC
Everything! lol, it's the first time in a long while I've actually had a bit of a yard and dirt in the ground to play with - whee!

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guntar June 27 2009, 15:07:50 UTC
I'm wishing you luck! I'm sure it'll look awesome.

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phillipalden June 26 2009, 05:16:37 UTC
Melatonin is working a little TOO well in that it takes a couple of hours to kick in, but makes me completely unable to wake up the next morn'

I have the same effect with Ambien. I don't wake up until 11am or noon. The alarm doesn't work at all.

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bonoboboy June 26 2009, 15:00:39 UTC
lol Seb is my alarm clock, and sometimes that doesn't even work!

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joekickass June 26 2009, 06:44:42 UTC
I can just picture you....surrounded by flowers and plants, cackling maniacally, ranting on about how you're doing Mother Nature's bidding. And soon, soon you and the plants will will the world. You're like a male Poison Ivy! O_o

But I'm tired, so...I'm picturing a lot of things. XD

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bonoboboy June 26 2009, 15:01:35 UTC
::beams::

I LOVE it! Now to start giving everyone delirium with my bergmansia! ::giggles & dances about the garden::

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bonoboboy June 26 2009, 15:02:08 UTC
hmmm ... but what's a good planty name for a more masculine villain ... I'll have to think on it!

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jscottharris June 26 2009, 18:03:30 UTC
I guess Holly Hock probably wouldn't work for you. And Corpse Flower is too far to the other extreme. ;-) Tho might get you into a warren_ellis graphic novel.

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guardian1 June 26 2009, 10:21:51 UTC
Right now as I'm hearing how elevated you are (this is SUCH a relief!)
I'm thinking of one of Flo's fave sayings: "Come into my garden, I want my flowers to see you." Yup, the sun and flowers do have that
power to heal. When I finally get to O I will want to see, in this
order, you, Seb, and then your flowers. Don't be shocked if I fall
to the ground and kiss the earth. I need some healing too.

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jscottharris June 26 2009, 14:44:38 UTC
After each rampage of groundhog or deer or chipmunk, when I am near to tears, G sez, "You just can't have flowers up here; why do you try?"

Because I have to.

And I am making a little headway. If it wasn't for gardening I would sink. Up here on the mountain the climate zone is nearer to being Canadanadian-like. ;-) I feel your pain at the foreshortened growing season. Oh, if I could have a garden in Florida what wonders there could be. Of course, there I would have the addition of rooting wild pigs to contend against.

BTW What sort of madman takes perennials to the dump?

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bonoboboy June 26 2009, 15:03:29 UTC
haha I get so sad whenever one of my plants die or (like when we last moved) I have to leave some behind ... ::cries:: That's probably why I often try to rescue dying plants from the stores!

Madman indeed! I guess when some people get set on doing something, they're going to do it - no matter!

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jscottharris June 26 2009, 18:05:25 UTC
Geezy-peezy, the price of nursery perennials, and we're all so impoverished. That's just arch contrarianism, that is.

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