Because the thought occurred now and it might be gone tomorrow
…but it is illegal in some states. No, I’m not talking about marijuana (which still isn’t legal here). I’m referring to capturing rainwater. For the most part, this law correlates to the abundance of natural rainwater and by definition–how its variations will effect the local ecology*. Here, no one cares if I capture a 55-gallon …
Remember that moldering potato I stuck in the pot under the grow light 3 months ago because it was winter and I wanted something green inside? Well, it died. I had never seriously grown a potato before, so I didn’t know what to expect. Liz informed me, however, that the plant dying simply meant it …
Last week we visited St. Augustine. From the perspective of humanity, Florida really sucks. I hate the people. I hate the culture. However, focusing on the the biome itself (which is my preference), I did find it interesting. The warmer climate reminded me of my own childhood, and also served as a respite from the …
‘This is the 27th of Last Seed, year of Akatosh 433…’ How do I know this? Why, because I’ve done this before…many times before. And Patrick Stewart, once my beloved icon of humanity’s future that will never be (if you say Kirk was a better captain, I’ll stab you), is now the voice of Uriel …
As nice as a pit of gravel looks, I do have loftier plans for the rain garden. In the short time since I dug the trench, deluges of rain have already eroded meandering rivulets through the lawn as it slopes towards the neighbor’s yard. This, I note, will need to be addressed long-term, as looking …