Plants just planted
The new month began planted. This morning I went to the monthly plant sale at the commercial plant store on North Avenue and purchased from $1-$5 five planted plants. Four of them are in the picture above. Upon arrival at home I replanted some of the plants and placed them around the house, hopefully in the right spots. Some of the plants at this sale are inexpensive because they are not healthy. But with a little TLC they can bounce back and thrive. Compost, castings, tea, offer just what houseplants need. The rest of the day was also planted as, among other things, I got a solid base to the 40 History of Resistance to Military at Marquette University. Combining research, personal stories and pictures, this history exercise is proving to be interesting. I hope others find it this way. There is much more to go on this project but tomorrow I will send out what we have so far to some peace groups.
I still await signs of life from the parsley and oregano herb seeds I planted this week in the sunroom. The parsley seeds will take some time but the oregano seeds should be coming up any day now, if they were properly planted. How and when we plant something can make all the difference in the world in how the plants grows or not. My problem in planting, be they seeds or words, has been mainly my timing. I am often, like a child, impatient, and just do it or say it. “There is a time for everything under the sun” but knowing the time to plant takes some discerning. To know the right time to plant, the planter must be planted. In other words the person doing the planting, of words or seeds, must be planted his or her self. If one is planted properly everything else flows and grows.
Time: 11:48 p.m., Office Temp.: 65, Sunroom Temp. Average: 57, Outside Temp.: 35, KWH: 101.00
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