Working on the Garden Till Overload
Written by Teresita Blanco (The Artsy Sister)
Today, brother and I added mulch to the garden. I also planted a lavender flower. Before adding the mulch, we removed all the bad weeds around the flowers. Bad weeds were just out of control. We do not believe in chemical controls of bad weeds.
It has a very bad smell to it. I think it just harms the main plants as all. The work took longer than I would have liked. I was not able to finish the mulching process. I gave the bags to my brother and he finished the rest. I was like super overheated and I went inside before I fainted.
I took a shower and I washed my short hair. When I was done, I still had a terrible headache. I ended up throwing up my lunch. I hate some leftovers from the Bonsai, the sushi place. The long and short of it is that I never want to go there again.
Whenever I throw up something from that place, I grow to despise it and everything associated with it. It would have been an easier decision if brother had mentioned throwing up there once. I have decided not to ever eat anything that is fried.
Just thinking about the incident turns my stomach around a bit. I do not want to gross you out, so I will move onto the next subject. It took me a bit to get around to writing the blog. I was just super busy around the edges. I think this is about it as far as my ramblings are concerned.
The Mar Pacifico continues to produce two color flowers. I created that effect by adding milk to one of the branches. It did not dilute it enough. Then again, it was evaporated milk. I think it is going to be sometime before the flower changes color.
All in all, it looks quite pretty. It would be interesting for some people to research better the effects of milk on all plants. Just try it on them one by one, and record the results.
People need to know the answer to this question. It seems like a better use of time, than mentally bothering people with silly questionnaire or whatever. See you tomorrow then. For now, enjoy my new floral photo. It features my flowering tree and a monarch butterfly.
