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magicicada ([personal profile] magicicada) wrote2003-05-01 02:12 pm

another day another mission

did not get all of yesterday's missions accomplished, but i still feel fairly good about life. of the things i didn't get done yesterday, i have already folded sylvia's clothing.
new list
1) fold laundry (adult).
2) harass baby diaper service for slack deliveryman.
3) dishes
4) oil change (at saturn - woot, they usually have cookies)

i'm contemplating an unmother's day poem for some friends who have adopted out, miscarried or simply cannot have kids. i think i have some strange variant of survivors syndrome.

now blooming: bearded iris
blooming any day now: fritillaria
yet to be planted: cannas, caladiums, anemones

unmothers day poem

[identity profile] tealfroglette.livejournal.com 2003-05-02 08:11 pm (UTC)(link)
this sounds good. I heard from the ac repair lady today that she bought her own mother's day presents...and sometimes tho it's selfish i think, yea, well lady, at least you will get them, i don't get to be a mom.... except in proxy. *groan* HOwever there are lots of little vaxettes out there to frogify. :)

[identity profile] fizzgig-bites.livejournal.com 2003-05-05 10:00 am (UTC)(link)
Be careful with the caladiums. Any elephant ear like plant is poisoness and will cause tummy troubles in light doses. I got rid of ours because they were just to interesting. I am going to see how the elephant ears (plain green and hopefully boring) do.

poisonous plants

[identity profile] gardenwaltz.livejournal.com 2003-05-06 07:50 am (UTC)(link)
the caladiums are only adding to the poisonous/mildly toxic plants. we also have: azaleas, tomatoes (leaves), dicentra/bleeding heart, and a suspected aconitum/monkshood. i do draw the line at digitalis/foxglove. with a veggie garden in place, sylvia and i will need to spend a lot of time learning about what can and cannot be eaten.

Re: poisonous plants

[identity profile] fizzgig-bites.livejournal.com 2003-05-06 08:58 am (UTC)(link)
Good luck!

Anna takes the no plants as the highest priority for exploration.