Well, I was going to chop off some of the stems on my Hoya obovata because I was tired of the stems with no leaves drying and falling off. I decided to take the clippers to them, but what did I find as I was going at a screaming fearful plant with hedge trimmers? It had put out penduncles! I'm told if you cut off stems with penduncles it will cause to plant to not produce any more and go into shock, I prefer flowers to aesthetic vines so I'll leave the dead twigs.
It's amazing how when you tell something you'll murderize it it decides to give you something to hang onto which will completely hijack your plans. Not that I'm not happy to see penguncles, I really am, but it could stop drying from the tip up also.
I really like the sony Mavica with the floppy drive, we've had three of them of different models. My camera had died on me about a year ago, so I bought a new to me one which was an older model. The two I have now are the FD-95 and FD-91. I like the newer model better. I was researching to see if I could find a local Sony repair shop so I could get the 95 model fixed. One of the suggestions was to bang the bottom of the camera on the but of your hand. After a few whaps it started working again. I still need to clean the floppy drive, but I've gotten a few more picures out of it. I am still looking for one that will go click,click,click and not wait a few minutes between pictures. In the mean time this one is just fine.
Thanksgiving was eventful, We went to DH's friends house for dinner. On the way home we stalled because we were out of gas. Luckily we had just enough fumes to get around the corner to buy gas at a whopping $3.55! 18 cents more than across the street, however we didn't want to get stuck while crossing traffic so we paid the ransome to get home and through another day of driving.
Today is my husband's birthday all I can offer him is some coffee, I hope that's enough to satisfy him because we really don't have much of anything else. The Lord is faithful though, so it will play out to HIS advantage.
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