Sunday, May 06, 2007

A Frikadelle is a South African meatball (I am avoiding my homework).

Hi guys!

I realized it's been awhile since I posted over here. So now I am posting.

Not much has been going on in my life of late. Lots of studying. A little reading (e.e. Cummings and the like). Ooh! I've picked up a penchant for adopting plants. One of them is Valencia. She is my pet Norway Maple. I planted her yesterday in honor of Arbor Day. Arbor Day was sometime last week. I do not know if Norway Maples are used to this kind of weather (it's been raining a lot here), but she's a tough little thing (she has survived the past week and a half as the centerpiece of our kitchen table).
Crystal will have to meet Valencia when she gets back from her trip, so that they can talk about fjords and other Norwegian things.



My other plant-pet is Roopert. Roopert is the abused Zonal Geranium I rescued from experimentation in AP Bio. Despite my careful care and attention, I'm afraid Roopert is not doing very well. I'm waiting until the weird weather stops to transplant him outside. I think the fresh air would do him some good. Here is a picture. This is Roopert:






So, other than obsessive plant care, I have not been up to much. Mainly defending myself from an odd strain of senioritis. The kind of senioritis where you still get all of your work done and what not, but just... bbbbbbbbllllllllllaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhh? Maybe that's not senioritis. Maybe that's just Spring Fever.

Alright, I'll stop typing now. I was just really excited to have figured out how this link system works (surprise!), but like I said, I'm stopping now. Hope everyone has had a great weekend, can't wait to see you back this summer! We'll have to go adventuring. It'll be fun.
-Sra

2 Comments:

At May 06, 2007 9:37 PM, Blogger Shelty said...

I like plants... Yeah, senioritis gets the best of us.

 
At May 07, 2007 10:21 PM, Blogger Rianna said...

Welcome back! We missed you! Plant doctors are lovely. Really they are. I admire you. I'm the one that kills them, usually.

 

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