7.17.2006

plants, hockey, and good company

since the new place i call home has a dirt area in the backyard, i decided i'd see if any plants would take in the soil. weeds grow fine, as do some leftovers from the previous occupant of the place, but color is always nice. i had gotten two orchids (for $1 each!!!) at the campus' greenhouse plant sale earlier in the week, but obviously those aren't outside plants. so i headed to the nursery to look for colorful things. i decided to start on a small scale - why go all out if the soil is no good? so for now there are sunflower seeds, one sunflower plant, and 6 celosia. we'll see how they do.

so that was my saturday morning/early afternoon. i left for hockey early so i could stop and visit Karrie, Joe, Amy, and Alyssa. oh, my goodness, are those girls cuties! hard to believe they're 5 months old already. it's really cute how they love to talk to each other, how they hold hands when they sleep, and how they smile nonstop.

the cutefest continued once i made it to hockey - Val was there, all bundled up, cheering us on.
regarding the game, it's amazing what can happend when you play with the same people game after game. i feel like i'm really getting to know where my linemates will be, and Amy connected on an absolutely awesome goal in the first period. we were tied up at 2 with less than a minute left (i think?) but Doris, who was subbing for us, popped one in and we won 3-2. wooo! only downside of the game was that i missed seeing Jen and Lucinda, who were out of town. not the same without you two!

went to get some food afterwards and held Val for a good while as she slept. she is so precious! the game was fun, the company afterwards (and during the game) was great. i know i've said it before, but i love my team so much!

was going to play coed on sunday evening but woke up on sunday feeling very sluggish from my newest allergy. boo!

but yay, bananaphone!

Comments:
Yo Cheddah -- I'd be happy to provide input on your garden, including how to improve the soil, and some plant suggestions if you like. :-) My husband loves the look of Celosias, and sunflowers should be easy to grow.

BTW, some larger types of orchids can grow outdoors (in pots), and they take less care than the finicky indoor ones. ;-)
 
i love our team! so glad we're finally clicking. =D
 
Oh, so -that's- the strange sound I heard last time we played you guys... ;-D
 
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