“No winter
shall chill
my gardening heart”
~Blake Schreck
The meteorologists are announcing snow here in
Central Virginia, which means as my brother and I joke, it’s time to make
French toast! (Ha ha ha, get it? Because folks run to the grocery store for
bread, milk, and eggs! Um, anyway…)
While I’m trying to squeeze out the final 1000-2000
words of a draft for a chapter I’m writing before heading back for the Spring
semester, I thought it would be the perfect time to show off some of my cute
household plants.
Love em! Especially the tiny ghost and pumpkin planters!
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DeleteIt's been 8 below here for a few days and I find myself dreaming ahead to march when I can put some seeds in soil. My windows feel like they could use many many more plants.
ReplyDeleteBrrrr!
DeleteNow I understand the French Toast thing ... clever.
ReplyDeleteNo snow here overnight, as the first wave of the predicted storm must have fizzled. You're supposed to get more than we do over the weekend. Never a dull moment in winter in VA.
Never a dull moment is right ;) Thanks for hanging with me for our extended lunch ;)
DeleteI love the little graveyard with moss! And the skull planter ... I must ask where you got it, please? :)
ReplyDeleteThe skull planters are egg-sized from Urban Outfitters from about 5-6 years ago; you actually had to crack them open to sprinkle the seeds inside. It didn't work so they ended up with air plants.
DeleteI have bread, milk and eggs, we got 9" of snow yesterday... and I didn't make French toast. :O What was I thinking?!
ReplyDeleteSo many cute plants! I love the little graveyard.
So...how does one transplant air plants, please? I like your house plants a lot as well.
ReplyDeleteSuper cute plants! <3 I wish strength for your writing so that you can soon squeeze out those remaining words. :)
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