Better appreciation through plants
I have just come back up from the parent-run teacher appreciation lunch. Good food, free books, and plants! (They usually do some sort of give-away thing: this year, it was lots of pots of little plants.) I now have rosemary sitting on my desk. Tonight, it will come home and go on my back stoop by the tomatoes. It has a little tag on it with care instructions, even. (I do, in fact, know how to take care of rosemary, but I approve of information sharing.)
Of course, this is making me feel I should just break down and buy some basil and dill to go with it. (those three being the fresh herbs I'm most likely to use widely.)
In a bit, I am going to go fight with the turned in laptops, and with about 8 million other things I need to do. We have scheduled two of the four interviews we want to do next week, and I've been playing phone tag with one of the others.
Tonight, I get to go home, make food for lunch tomorrow (the first of the "They are not feeding us!" days) and do many other things, including maybe clean the house.
Of course, this is making me feel I should just break down and buy some basil and dill to go with it. (those three being the fresh herbs I'm most likely to use widely.)
In a bit, I am going to go fight with the turned in laptops, and with about 8 million other things I need to do. We have scheduled two of the four interviews we want to do next week, and I've been playing phone tag with one of the others.
Tonight, I get to go home, make food for lunch tomorrow (the first of the "They are not feeding us!" days) and do many other things, including maybe clean the house.