Aspidistra was probably the most popular Victorian parlor plant, so it should feel right at home.
'Heart Of Gold'
Natter 60: Gone In 60 Seconds
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Ooh, ChiKat's storm just arrived.
I like to share.
My hair is longer than it has ever been. I'm stealing the Buffista length.
I am too tired to write/rewrite. I just want a sandwich, a shower, and bed.
I just watched a show yesterday that said English Ivy is good for air purification -- I'm guessing almost any ivy would be good
Aspidistra is also on the the non-toxic to cats list, which is another point in its favor. Devil's Ivy is on the toxic list.
So.
My very kind and considerate PhD supervisor managed to get me an extension of two weeks in my dissertation deadline, due to all the computer problems I experienced in the last few weeks.
The one thing I wanna do is go to sleep. I don't think the number of hours of sleep I accumulated throughout the whole week adds up to two digits. Sigh.
OK, back to work.
[Edited because who knew you could write "in the" with so many mistakes. There were more mistakes than actual letters in those words!]
Sending you lots of support. Yay for extra time. And for some extra sleep.
Someone talk me down from the ledge. My house will sell even if there's a stain on the counter, right?
Go Nilly! (all-purpose support and cheering you on)
Pete, the others got to it before me, but pothos and aspidistra are hardy (my mother had a pothos on the side of the jacuzzi in her bathroom and the vine extended all the way around and, when she wasn't noticing, it literally climbed the wall - we pulled it off and some of the paint came with it ... tenacious little thing).
David, I saw someone on the bus the other day and was thinking how you'd LOVE her hair - dark, very thick, cut in an angled bob (extreme angle - chin length in front, above the nape in back) with thick bangs and the nape was cut into a V. Very striking.
While I was at the dentist, they had HGTV on the tv and it was some "green" design program and they mentioned (I swear) Ivy as a very good air cleaning plant.