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Daily Update:Perpetual Tent - Week 7
Slept in until 7:30, awakened by the sun streaming across my bed, taking a moment to appreciate the tiny rainbows sprinkled on the walls and ceilings from the crystals sitting in the window well over the balcony door. One of the sweeter things about this apartment is the fabulous light we get. It was one of my major reasons for choosing it.
Oh, yeah - I have no schedules to keep anymore! Hopped right out of bed and into the tent. I don't remember unzipping quite that quickly before! Hahaha!
Ahhhhhh........ That's better.
I'm going to get my house in order and focus on paying attention to my plants again. I've missed being here. *sigh*
Deep breath Girl, and open that balcony door. Let this Cheese Candy get some natural rays. I always appreciate the chance to get pictures in natural light.
The kit girls are ready for inspection.
The African Buzz, short and solid. It's going to be so interesting to start the next cycle and get it right, from the beginning, and not be playing catch-up. I'm learning a lot though, so no real complaints.
I'm looking forward to watching Auto Destroyer fill out. I always look at them at this point and think "no way will this explode into something breathtaking", and every plant proves me wrong.
A quick look at the interior.
Auto Jock Horror x Auto Amnesia is right up there in the lights, so we need to adjust.
I removed the SWICK tray, since it won't be used for this stage anyway. That gave me more headroom under the lights.
The meter suggests it's too dry in here. I slipped the SWICK tray I'd just removed under the bottom shelf or the rack and filled it with water. Let's see if that helps bring me into more acceptable readings.
I picked up some small fans to hang from above when things get crowded in here. Oooo, look at that - I'm planning on crowded.
Now, my goal is to have this area cleared and set up for foliars, drenches, teas, etc. by tomorrow.
Hoarders do NOT live here! I'm almost certain of it.
Hey - it's a beautiful day. Get out there and spread some joy! 
That felt really, really good. I love what I do.
Slept in until 7:30, awakened by the sun streaming across my bed, taking a moment to appreciate the tiny rainbows sprinkled on the walls and ceilings from the crystals sitting in the window well over the balcony door. One of the sweeter things about this apartment is the fabulous light we get. It was one of my major reasons for choosing it.
Oh, yeah - I have no schedules to keep anymore! Hopped right out of bed and into the tent. I don't remember unzipping quite that quickly before! Hahaha!
Ahhhhhh........ That's better.
I'm going to get my house in order and focus on paying attention to my plants again. I've missed being here. *sigh*
Deep breath Girl, and open that balcony door. Let this Cheese Candy get some natural rays. I always appreciate the chance to get pictures in natural light.
The kit girls are ready for inspection.
The African Buzz, short and solid. It's going to be so interesting to start the next cycle and get it right, from the beginning, and not be playing catch-up. I'm learning a lot though, so no real complaints.
I'm looking forward to watching Auto Destroyer fill out. I always look at them at this point and think "no way will this explode into something breathtaking", and every plant proves me wrong.
A quick look at the interior.
Auto Jock Horror x Auto Amnesia is right up there in the lights, so we need to adjust.
I removed the SWICK tray, since it won't be used for this stage anyway. That gave me more headroom under the lights.
The meter suggests it's too dry in here. I slipped the SWICK tray I'd just removed under the bottom shelf or the rack and filled it with water. Let's see if that helps bring me into more acceptable readings.
I picked up some small fans to hang from above when things get crowded in here. Oooo, look at that - I'm planning on crowded.
Now, my goal is to have this area cleared and set up for foliars, drenches, teas, etc. by tomorrow.
Hoarders do NOT live here! I'm almost certain of it.
Hey - it's a beautiful day. Get out there and spread some joy!
That felt really, really good. I love what I do.
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You're amazing. I'm so happy to see you moving forward and getting out of limbo. Now that death is over you can make more life and joy in your 'dash', and it seems like you're a natural at that. 
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