Plants making babies.

My Kalanchoe is happy again, now that I moved it to the windowsill. So happy it has decided to clone itself! It's made little plant-babies on the edges of its leaves...



Also, I wish I remembered what this plant is...I need to replant it into a bigger pot, but it's lived successfully in a tiny ceramic shoe for almost two years now.

LEGOs

I found a large tub of LEGOs abandoned on the side of the road while on my way home last night. Chris and I played LEGOs for hours (well, I played for about an hour, buthe played for a few more while I worked on my ANAGPIC presentation). I made a lobster and he made a rocket ship.

Take an anger management class, dude.

This book was run over three times, on three separate pages.

Better is the enemy of good.

1) Underline with red pencil.
2) Use white-out to cover up red pencil underlining.
3) Use a pen to write the words back in that you painted over with the white-out.

Adventures of a librarian!

From Libraryland

New fish.

On Sunday, Chris and I got some more fauna for my aquariums. I also picked up some test kits (finally!) including one for iron. The guy at the fish store was impressed that I got the iron testing kit, which made me feel better after previously getting into a geeky argument with two of the other employees about the merits of Siamese Algae Eaters versus the merits of Thai Flying Foxes. The jury is still out on that one.

• 2 mystery snails
• 1 giant, filter-feeding wood shrimp
• 3 Amano algae-eating shrimp
• 1 croaking gourami