u/austinteddy3

This is my boa which I have had for about three months. It lost its original leaf naturally, and then this last one got attacked by thrips. I had treated it a couple/few times with an alcohol/water/dab of soap solution spray. Now it is shooting up a new stem! Hooray! Been wanting to repot, but think I’ll let it go as it seems healthy and I don’t wanna trip it up.

I am a fan of most genres of music...with few exceptions. I think y'all may get a kick out of these guys. Very jazzy renditions of Black Sabbath standards. Piano driven, very tight and a lot of fun. There interpretations of these songs are impressive. They have a fun back story too. Seem to have a great sense of humor. Here is their take on "Iron Man"

https://youtu.be/Mm_pW-NKq3w?si=9_4CPUQpXQ3IIzPk

These H-E-B tortilla chips are consistently good.

They were so good https://youtu.be/GqeQw7yAWo0?si=BUDFbzlMnlz7IObL

One of my all time favorite albums. What an awesome line up!

https://youtu.be/z5cFmCsCcLc?si=abiW_NzVFqL7W4kp

I have a boa that originally had one stock and shot up new growth. The original stock slowly withered and finally needed to be cut. When I cut the old stock, it was very “squishy“. The new air stock seems to be fine. It is in the same soil substrate I bought it in from an organic gardening center here in Austin. I water it about once a week. Should there be any concern. I will defer to the experts here. Thank you!

Two patties of ground brisket and short rib. On a great roll. $$18.50. It was a good choice. Large dill pickle chip for scale as I did not have a banana.😆

EDIT: Next time I will bring a tape measure for the size conscience folks

My daughters bought my wife a huge bouquet which have finally died and when I was composting the greens, these blocks were in the bottom of the basket that held the flowers. They are still kind of moist. And the stalks of the flowers were stuck into them. Is there any reason to keep these and use them for ????