My adorable little Mother's Day plant has unfortunately turned into a daily reminder that I am a failure at taking care of living things:
I hope they give us chocolate next year. I have never failed at chocolate.
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Sorry, but you inherited that "black thumb" from your mother. It's genetic.
It's still alive?! Kudos!
At least Weston's still alive and kicking. I think this just demonstrates your amazing ability to prioritize.
5 months is longer than I have every kept vegetation alive. I count it a success. Especially since some parts are still green.
Prioritizing! That's hilarious.
I can't keep anything alive either. Oh, except Jonathan.
I agree, BRING ON THE CHOCOLATE!
I hear you! But like everyone else has pointed out -- VERY impressive that you've kept it alive THIS long! AND it still has GREEN on it! All is not lost.
But I also agree, CHOCOLATE is a MUCH, MUCH better Mother's Day gift.
"I have never failed at chocolate." CLASSIC quotable Jean! Ha ha ha!!!
You are AWESOME Jean!! I ADORE your sense of humor!!!
seriously. i'm still confounded by that. a plant?!? WHERE is the chocolate??? i waited for 5 minutes before realizing they were serious.
LOL!!! You crack me up! A plant, that is so funny. Like, here is one more thing for you to have to take care of Mom, enjoy! haha. :-) I will hope for chocolate for you next year too!
I guess this explains why Weston has thinned out so much over the past few months...
This cracks me up. Mine sat in our kitchen window sill until a few days before Tate was born. I couldn't take the pressure of watering it anymore knowing there was another something to be fed on its way. I threw it out. I vote chocolate for next year as well.
Hey Jean, guess what somebody might be getting for Christmas...
Oh, don't get me started on the whole chocolate debacle. I was one of the retards standing for cholcolate. Hopefully, next year maybe somebody will join me in the stand for chocolate???
How did I miss this post?!
My new favorite quote ever: "I have never failed at chocolate."
Awesome.
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