We almost lost Louie this past winter. This dieffenbachia was a wedding gift from Donald and I left it out on the deck through a freeze and thought it was a goner. I cut sections of the cane and tried rooting in water but they all seemed to rot rather than root. I buried the slimy chunks of stem in various pots out on the deck and they have almost all managed to make a comeback in the company of lavender and tomatoes.
And I cleaned out my go bag and decided that my needle roll was pretty grubby looking and put in for a soak. All this by way of preparation for some new beginning. No clue as to the direction right now but vacuuming the floor of the studio so I can actually see it is also a good start.
I've also decided to put these in more competent and inspired hands than mine are at the moment.
2 comments:
funny, i'm at that point too--can't see the floor for the trees :)
Alberta butterflies are boring!
And the needle roll, now why don't i have one, instead of jabbing it in work in progress, usually therefore jabbing it into my leg or hand?
I have a little go-bag for hand stitching when away from home and was inspired by several pieces of hand dyed flannel to make a little soft foll-up & tie to hold pins and needles..something that didn't rattle & clank.
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