Inspecting teh New Arrivalz
February 24th, 2010 by monnibo | Personal, Pets, Whiskers on Wednesday
We cats must inspect everything that enters our domain. We must approve of it before it is allowed to stay. Recently, mommy brought home these weirdo green things. They don’t taste as good as that bamboo-y stuff at mommy’s mom’s house…. don’t worry, I tried it. I guess they can stick around. All these silly things do is sit there anyway. They’re no fun. kthnxbai ~ Love Henry

P.S. The plants are here to stay. I went to Home Depot Garden Centre and asked for plants that needed either a.) no sunlight or b.) minimal sunlight. The smaller plant is a Money Tree with a beautiful braided trunk. It needs minimal light and lives on my kitchen window sill (I’m in a basement suite). The larger plant is a Peace Lily and needs nearly no natural light. It is in the living room.
P.P.S. I did an art project with these new arrivals. Photos of that shortly.
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February 24th, 2010 at 11:13 pm
Of course Henry must inspect any new arrivals at your place. I’m pretty sure it’s in his job description. I can’t see the monkey plant well, but I’m wondering if it is related to those wacky monkey-something trees at Butchart?
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February 25th, 2010 at 12:02 am
At least Henry doesn’t shred them like my cats do. My poor plants (even the fake ones) don’t last very long.
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February 25th, 2010 at 7:12 am
Oribel doesn’t think plants should really be in her house and tends to throw them on the floor, chew, shred, dig, etc them to end their existence.
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February 25th, 2010 at 6:11 pm
Henry, the plant inspector. He’s still cute.
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