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Coffee tables for under $10? Check. Ready-made Swedish meatballs and mashed potatoes for a dinner party of 4 for $9.99? Check. Robyn's "Call Your Girlfriend" playing in the background? Check!!!
So I have an "herb garden." It's hardly a garden. And my herbs can hardly be considered alive. Regardless, I make an attempt to resuscitate them back to life every 6 months. Today was that day. Admittedly, today was made possible only because some Swede decided to design a super-cute plant stand (sold here: http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/70186113/) that would look even cuter with potted herbs in it. So I followed the 7-step instruction manual and built my plant stand. Look Ma, no screws left!
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Yes, I know. My thyme plant is out of control and is in desperate need of pruning and hydration. But my parsley and basil plants are still going strong. Resilient little bastards.
I'm hoping to bring these back to life as I bring my blog back to life. It's been over 2 years since my last entry. I wish I could say that life got so busy that I just couldn't get around to updating my blog. But there have been many recipes tried and many Instagram photos uploaded. There has also been a shitload of bloggers clogging up the blogosphere with self-important, egomaniacal... well, shit (non-profane synonym suggestions welcome). I blame Facebook, but that's going to have to be a whole separate entry. Anyways, I was inspired by some blogs that I recently discovered that are just honest and amusing ramblings, coupled with non-DSLR photos that made me think, "Totally." Bloggers! They're just like us! So here's my little hope that you'll be amused.
So I have an "herb garden." It's hardly a garden. And my herbs can hardly be considered alive. Regardless, I make an attempt to resuscitate them back to life every 6 months. Today was that day. Admittedly, today was made possible only because some Swede decided to design a super-cute plant stand (sold here: http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/70186113/) that would look even cuter with potted herbs in it. So I followed the 7-step instruction manual and built my plant stand. Look Ma, no screws left!
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Yes, I know. My thyme plant is out of control and is in desperate need of pruning and hydration. But my parsley and basil plants are still going strong. Resilient little bastards.
I'm hoping to bring these back to life as I bring my blog back to life. It's been over 2 years since my last entry. I wish I could say that life got so busy that I just couldn't get around to updating my blog. But there have been many recipes tried and many Instagram photos uploaded. There has also been a shitload of bloggers clogging up the blogosphere with self-important, egomaniacal... well, shit (non-profane synonym suggestions welcome). I blame Facebook, but that's going to have to be a whole separate entry. Anyways, I was inspired by some blogs that I recently discovered that are just honest and amusing ramblings, coupled with non-DSLR photos that made me think, "Totally." Bloggers! They're just like us! So here's my little hope that you'll be amused.
good job on the blog and plant stand! you just proved to me you can build things without me! how long did it take? anyways, you should be a professional blogger!
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