Quickity

[baasheep]

Must go to bed new rule is bed by 11. It seems to make me less cranky during the day when I get enough sleep. Shocking. So its 22.54

In brief:

Dinner with boy tonight. It's funny I appear to have made the shift in my head to friends. He was late as usual and as we were eating I as thinking ugh, you have no table manners. Other things came to my attention as well but that was the main one. More later.

Flirting with another boy on MSN. Fun! I'm quite out of practise at teh flirtz.

Have excercised for 30 mins everyday this week so far. I'm not pressuring myself to excercise more just easing in gradually at a pace I feel comfortable with. Screw my cult leader saying one hour minimum this works for me now. Also got an electronic tracker doodad for keeping track of my points. Very cute.

Angie having twins. Eeeee!

Christening on Sunday, gah much as I love my extended family I do wish there weren't as many social do's we had to go to. Still to will be nice to see Mam's sisters.

Odd question. Can anyone tell me what flowers/plants I can plant on my Mams grave (in baskets). Its a really wide open windy space with no protection from rain/sun etc. Is there any relatively nice looking plant that is pretty much weather proof? Gah, have black fingers me.

22.59, bed! Toodles lovelies x

Comments

[pollyhyper.livejournal.com]

There's a sedum that is, poetically, called a "Live Forever." I've seen them planted in pots, though ours are in the garden. Ours thrive, and they come back every year.... so far!!!

[crowjoy.livejournal.com]

Oh that's pretty! And you've helped me ID a weird houseplanty mystery plant in the woods. It's definitely some kind of sedum.

[crowjoy.livejournal.com]

Hmm I'll try to think of some suggestions. Something low and sturdy I think. Maybe a kind of juniper or cedar?

[henna73.livejournal.com]

Prairie plants can survive lots of conditions... Purple coneflowers (echinacea), blacked-eyed susans (rubeckia), daisies.