#plants

the flower does not compete…. with over plants ….
it just blooms…
and i know …. feel how he🕸❤️ loves me….
❤️🔥❤️

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and guys…. if i were you i wouldn’t be proud….

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when woman or girl have past …. or have easy virtue (sometimes big past )
and it’s not absolutely matter if they are rich or not …. with name without name….
you need ask them about certificate of the absence of sexually transmitted diseases…. before you says your yes…. how you wrote in your question
especially if they are not young….who knows with whom they were in their youth….
and the young too ….need to ask ….
i think you talk about young girls….
but i wrote about all ages
and not “drawn “ by someone real certificate
maybe this way you will save yourself from all sorts of bad diseases….
and i’m not about that poor women who officially work like that ….
i’m about girls who you did say yes
you have only one life….
God, i really don’t like write such things….
because i’m not in it …. don’t even think about things like this….
in my heart head absolutely another feels….and things….

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and you know i known these basics things since my childhood …!!!

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My best friend gave me this spider plant last summer, and I'm trying my best to take care of it and keep it alive. :-)

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They are supposedly easy-care plants, but I'm not very good with plants I'm afraid, so I'm constantly a little worried I will let this one die too, just like my cactus I had in like 7th grade, just like my brothers cacti and his banana plant that died under my watch. 😬

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We've been through tough times together, once I watered it too much and it went limp, but it slowly managed to recover, then like half of its leaves began to turn yellow-brown-ish, then it recovered from that too, but it stopped growing new leaves and I was worried I had lost this plant too ... But it looks like we have overcome this phase too, there is definitely a new leaf coming through now. :-)

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Her name is Grünhilde and this is her today.

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(Spider plants are called Grünlilie (green lily) in German, and Hilde is an old-fashioned women's name, with variations like Brunhild(e), Kriemhild, etc. So I gave my plant the made up name Grünhilde. And I refer to her as "she". My baby Grünhilde.)

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I live in a cookie-cutter suburb and I hate it, but I still live with my parents, so I don't really have a say and I cannot really afford to live on my own. It's primarily because I want to my own thing, and don't get why neighbors make a big deal of having manicured lawns and I hate how all the houses look the same and everything seems so bland, boring and superficial. Thankfully, there is some diversity when it comes to race, ethnicity and religion. I lived in another suburb before this one, and I really liked it because it was the neighborhood standards and expectations weren't so strict, and the neighbors mostly kept to themselves. Another plus is that there was more diversity with houses. We had a big backyard that was home to all sorts of plants and animals, and I felt closer to the nature, and just seems more natural to me. I could also walk to church, the store, and restaurants, but in my current neighborhood, we have to drive everywhere. As for the city and the country, I don't really have a preference as I see the pros and cons of both and they both have their own charm. On one hand, I like the isolation of the countryside, and the closeness with nature, and I could live off the land instead of having to work for someone else, but I also like the convenience of being able to walk everywhere in the city instead of having to rely on the upkeep of my own car. I could also take advantage of public transportation. Unfortunately, the city closest to me is one of the most dangerous cities in the U.S. in terms of violent crime, but I think it is gradually getting better. While there would be lots of people on the streets, we would probably be all carrying about our own business and I probably wouldn't have to socialize with them all that much. I love cities for the access to things that I enjoy and the anonymity; I live in the country, and paradoxically I feel like I'm on more peoples' radars now than when I was living in the downtown center of a city (part of it goes with the job, but still).
I'm not sure really. I've lived in the country all my life. What I really enjoy about it is the nature, and being able to go for a run in the forest and be quite sure not to meet anyone, and since we don't have any neighbors, you can also be outside, and no one sees you. And it's quiet and peaceful most of the time. But the people here kind of suck. Small schools, lots of gossip. And the only things that are really going on outside of school is soccer and partying, and if you don't like it, you're just weird. The classes are kind of small (we were about 35 in each grade), and my guess is about 3 of them would be intuitives. So kind of hard to find people similar to yourself.

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when I finally get something that didn't work out for a long time, when it's beautiful outside, when it rains, when the food is delicious, when it smells of fuеl оil, when it smells of roses, when it smells of tаr, when I stroke animals and their hearts beat and they are alivе too, when there is fog, when there is a rainbow, when something shines beautifully in the sun, when I look at the stars, when I look at equations, when I sing, when I swing on the perfectly right swing or rush somewhere at brеаkneck speed, when I dance, when I trаnsplаnt plants, when I solved sudoku, when I walk through puddles, a beautiful sound when a light bulb brеаks, when I find something that I didn't have, but I always wanted, when someone does unplеаsant duties for me, when I stumblе, but find a beautiful stone on the ground

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