- 7:31pm I have to do this:
(Reposted from @PAllenSmith) Remove dust from African violet leaves with a soft brush such as a baby brush or paint brush. #
Author Archives: joelignacio
Work…
- 1:42pm Really crispy Fish and Chips with Asian Slaw… Yummy! #
- 2:24pm Email from facilities manager: Yes, the toiler water is brown. It’s been reported and it has to do with the sewer work. It’s “normal”…. #
- 6:38p Work has sadly changed to feeling very corporate :( We were asked to take down stuff from the former studio wall… Goodbye Chris’ heads :( #
- 7:13p I think they’re filming something near our work, cuz there’s many hot rods revving thru the streets with a camera crew & bright lights… #
Nanay’s African Violets + My Unknown Birthday Orchid Blooming…
Turkey Lunch + Sushi Dinner…
iPhoto to Aperture + Cute Mahliyah…
Gurney’s Catalog…
Got my Gurney’s catalog in the mail today.
Get yours here: j.mp/aTWAPc …
Aperture 3 Released + Work + Nanay Going to Get Dressed…
- 8:38am (Reposted from @rustyjaw) Aperture 3!!! tinyurl.com/aperture3 #
- 12:17pm Sometimes I find myself imitating various sounds around the office, like a telephone ringing, a Mac restarting and my stomach growling… #
- 10:14pm I need to get contact solution so I asked my Mom if she needed to get anything from Walmart… Her response was "I’m going to get dressed." #
Are (Rusty) Cans Safe to Grow Edible Plants In?…
I saw a few of these cans near our storage in our backyard and I like how they look, rusted and all… My Mom has used these as a planter and dustpan.
I was wondering is it safe to use these as planters to grow vegetables? I didn’t know if the rust is bad/unsafe for vegetables and/or other edible plants.
