My sister sent me a message over
facebook this past week asking what "a Sister/Aunt had to do" to get recent pics of my kiddos.
Apparently it's as simple as sending a message. We had a busy baptism weekend. I played piano for Dylan's baptism on Saturday. I had the kiddos with me, and we visited my parents afterwards.
Then we went shopping for the food for the Blue and Gold banquet on Wednesday. I also had to get new jeans because I'd managed to split mine. It took me 45 minutes to find something that fit
and I'm up a size or two.
Grrr! Sunday evening we attended Dusty's baptism. This time I brought cake.
The birthday boy blowing out his candles...
So my poor bamboo plant. Yeah. My dad bought me this plant 3 or so years ago for my office. at the time the leaves on top were only 4 inches high. I've kept it watered and fertilized, but over the years the stalks have died out one by one. It's now twice the height it was when he gave it to me, but the poor little thing looks so pitiful.
I've been trying to find information on bamboo care. One site suggests removing the old stalks and replacing them with pruned ones from the top of the display.
I think I'm going to print out what I can find and take it home on a warm day to see if I can't help it out.
Then we went shopping for the food for the Blue and Gold banquet on Wednesday. I also had to get new jeans because I'd managed to split mine. It took me 45 minutes to find something that fit and I'm up a size or two. Grrr! Sunday evening we attended Dusty's baptism. This time I brought cake. 
The birthday boy blowing out his candles... 
So my poor bamboo plant. Yeah. My dad bought me this plant 3 or so years ago for my office. at the time the leaves on top were only 4 inches high. I've kept it watered and fertilized, but over the years the stalks have died out one by one. It's now twice the height it was when he gave it to me, but the poor little thing looks so pitiful. 
I've been trying to find information on bamboo care. One site suggests removing the old stalks and replacing them with pruned ones from the top of the display. 
I think I'm going to print out what I can find and take it home on a warm day to see if I can't help it out. 
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