Last night's gardening session involved potting up my new sundews :). I also took some cuttings from them, they had a lot of damaged leaves, especially the forked sundew. I also took cuttings from the flytrap. The pinches of moss are in there to see if they grow faster in pure water, I need more moss to grow as well. The cape sundew is for cheese making experiments :). The crystals in the moss mark the largest of my baby threadleaf sundews. More info in alt.

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Celia is doing the pretty gradient on her leaves again. I was hoping that was how her spring pitchers would come up, not just something she did once as a baby :). Her petals withered and fell quickly, and the pollen filled anthers, you can see the nectar beneath them.

Someone has stolen Morty's dirt. She is in crisis.

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Caught the birds thinking about leaving the cage for playtime. They usually don't, though they've settled in enough to learn to eat sprouts, and I found a new food they love that isn't seed. (Cooked and dried peas. Not fresh peas. Not cooked peas. Not dried peas. Must be cooked, then dried. Birds are toddlers.)

Cleaning out my photos, Morty has gone and put a smile on my face again. Also, it's amazing how much space this folder is taking up.

Bullet journaling is a way to keep your schedule tidy and well organized, in an attractive, orderly manner. (I'll give Lacy a kiss for everyone who tells my dog happy birthday, she's 3).

I hope your sportsball team did well.