Not tragic? Our daughter told us last night that she will be visiting us in August. The rest is pretty normal, which I guess is not tragic these days. "Not tragic" is a pretty low bar, but I'll take it.
Not tragic? I finally have my cats in France with me. They’re doing so well too. They seem happy and they both are already friendly with Sevan - even Ozy, who is afraid of his own shadow (ironic considering his full name is Ozymandias).
That's fantastic news! How long was the quarantine? I know back in the 80's we opted out of bringing our dog because we knew he couldn't survive the four-month quarantine without us. So he stayed with my grandparents.
I feel like most of my life right now is not tragic, or rather, not tragic enough. There are a lot of things I'm not particularly happy about right now, but they aren't really bad enough to warrant stepping outside my bubble of complacency
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I haven't killed the sunflowers I planted back in May yet, and some of them look like they might be ready to bloom. That's the furthest I've ever gone without accidentally murdering plants with my black thumb aside from my cacti garden.
I have to admit that a) I too have a black thumb, and b) sunflowers are pretty in photos but I don’t much like them in real life - flowers should NOT be as tall or taller than human beings! It makes me nervous, lol!
(Hey bleodswean, there’s another idea for you - carnivorous sunflowers! You’re welcome!)
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(FYI this icon is of me when I was three!)
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I haven't killed the sunflowers I planted back in May yet, and some of them look like they might be ready to bloom. That's the furthest I've ever gone without accidentally murdering plants with my black thumb aside from my cacti garden.
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(Hey bleodswean, there’s another idea for you - carnivorous sunflowers! You’re welcome!)
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