• Plant ER: The Doctor Is In

    by  • July 6, 2009. 11:10 pm • General, Nikky • 0 Comments

    I woke up today, and some­thing was not nor­mal. Half of my pic­tures were on the floor instead of their usual place on the wall, and there was more. Some­thing else… missing.

    When I was about to leave for work, it hit me.

    My plant.

    Had dis­ap­peared.

    The faith­ful plant I reg­u­larly watered, talked to, and was my con­stant com­pan­ion when I was busy get­ting holes poked in my lung.

    Was gone. With­out a trace.

    Per­haps it had fallen out the win­dow from the third story?

    I checked below, but didn’t see it.

    Fran­ti­cally run­ning down­stairs, I found it, in front of our apart­ment main door. The pot was bro­ken, but it seemed to be intact. I quickly hauled it up to our apart­ment, set it on a large plate, gave it some water, and ran off to work.

    Later that day I quickly pur­chased a much larger pot for it with some yummy soil.

    It’s kind of funny how sad I was when I real­ized the plant might have been gone and/or dam­aged beyond repair. I think this kind of sums it up:

    From: Nikky
    To: Eddy
    Sub­ject: Winds
    Date: Mon, 6 Jul 2009 10:18:20 –0600 (MDT)
    User-Agent: Alpine 2.00 (DEB 1167 2008-08-23)

    My plant fell out the win­dow dur­ing last night’s wind.

    I found it, bro­ken and bat­tered, in front of the main apart­ment door.

    It is cur­rently rest­ing on one of your large red plates in the kitchen.

    Please be extra nice to it. It would appre­ci­ate any car­bon diox­ide you can
    send its way.

    I will fig­ure out where to get a new pot and soil tonight.

    Champ Plant

    Champ Plant. After the fall and now resid­ing in its new home.

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