Hooray! Real salads rock! (And trust me, if I could figure out how exactly to grow ice cream, I'd be doing it.)
ooh! Pretty pretty header! It looks like sherbet! Now, Ryan. How in bloody hell are you able to get fruit so big on your tomytoes already, living in the northwest?!? Mine are just barely getting fruit. I go out every day and cheer them on even though they are ALMOST pea sized.
And the gansey below? it is absofraginlutely beautiful! Guess i should trot over to ravelry and check things out. It's hard to keep up. Now that i am a member and can log on and everything without you holding my hand i got the big head and haven't visited it for a piece.
and (cough cough) no cat pictures. :-( for a Very. Long. Time. hint hint
Eating salad does NOT make you a grown-up. Just looking like a grown-up. As long as you can stamp your foot with the best of 2-year-olds, you are NOT grown-up.
The chia-pet is adorable, with his fur not growing in right. Remember, the commercials and photos are air-brushed and photo-shopped. Real life is what you've got, and he's adorable.
The Chia pet made me laugh right out loud.
So, how about shaving your chia pet and trying a new crop of catnip for your chia. Even if it works only marginally, you should get your $ worth of entertainment from the cats!
Wow, Ryan! Your tomatoes are doing great. I've got loads of flowers on mine but no fruit yet (at least none that I've noticed). Hooray on the salad green success, too. Your salad looks scrumptious!
Sheesh! If that's all it takes to become a grownup, I would skipped gardening at age 18 and stayed there!
Be careful - it's a slippery slope! The next thing you know, you'll be exercising! LOL
OMG, thank you for the chuckles! You have such a way with words....
That is exactly the way all Chia pets grow. You are doing perfectly. That is also why I'm so fond of the chia pet that is a man's head. The 12 year old in me giggles at the "bad hair" he grows.
Hooray! Real salads rock! (And trust me, if I could figure out how exactly to grow ice cream, I'd be doing it.)
Posted by Kristen at June 7, 2009 09:04 PMooh! Pretty pretty header! It looks like sherbet! Now, Ryan. How in bloody hell are you able to get fruit so big on your tomytoes already, living in the northwest?!? Mine are just barely getting fruit. I go out every day and cheer them on even though they are ALMOST pea sized.
And the gansey below? it is absofraginlutely beautiful! Guess i should trot over to ravelry and check things out. It's hard to keep up. Now that i am a member and can log on and everything without you holding my hand i got the big head and haven't visited it for a piece.
and (cough cough) no cat pictures. :-( for a Very. Long. Time. hint hint
Posted by mtb at June 8, 2009 06:29 AMEating salad does NOT make you a grown-up. Just looking like a grown-up. As long as you can stamp your foot with the best of 2-year-olds, you are NOT grown-up.
The chia-pet is adorable, with his fur not growing in right. Remember, the commercials and photos are air-brushed and photo-shopped. Real life is what you've got, and he's adorable.
Posted by Carol at June 8, 2009 07:31 AMThe Chia pet made me laugh right out loud.
So, how about shaving your chia pet and trying a new crop of catnip for your chia. Even if it works only marginally, you should get your $ worth of entertainment from the cats!
Posted by Seanna Lea at June 8, 2009 08:09 AMWow, Ryan! Your tomatoes are doing great. I've got loads of flowers on mine but no fruit yet (at least none that I've noticed). Hooray on the salad green success, too. Your salad looks scrumptious!
Posted by Denise in Kent, WA at June 8, 2009 08:15 AMSheesh! If that's all it takes to become a grownup, I would skipped gardening at age 18 and stayed there!
Posted by ken-bob at June 8, 2009 11:52 AMBe careful - it's a slippery slope! The next thing you know, you'll be exercising! LOL
Posted by Norma at June 9, 2009 06:02 AMOMG, thank you for the chuckles! You have such a way with words....
Posted by nutmeg33 at June 9, 2009 12:35 PMThat is exactly the way all Chia pets grow. You are doing perfectly. That is also why I'm so fond of the chia pet that is a man's head. The 12 year old in me giggles at the "bad hair" he grows.
Posted by Laurie at June 10, 2009 07:27 PM