Bloggin’ from the iPhone right now… (so glad I could do this from here.) I had this whole November photo post I wanted to share with you all but due to awesome circumstances, it will have to wait.
Anyway, I had a pretty good day today. Hung out with Jenn doing a rad photoshoot for dirtygirl awesomeness! After that the fam and I chillaxed in wonderful HMB and El Granada.
So, I got home, and that’s when the fun started. I turned on the computer and… BAM!!! Awwww F!!CK! Blue screen of death. My hard drive crashed. Totally awesome, yes? Sooooo — yeah. I gotta fix that. Booooo!! 
In the mean time while I wait for my ‘puter to get up and running, here are a few iPhone pics…
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Greenhouse: November
The Green Monster loves coffee.
Sarracenia mitchelliana x moorei
Sarracenia readii x moorei select
Darlingtonia californica babies
Pinguicula (I got these as P. weser- not entirely 100% positive on ID though)
The most awesome bomb-ass 3 cheese mac n cheese with crispy bacon, sautéed shallots, and sweet butternut squash. (From Flavor restaurant, in El Granada)
Yeah. I just had to get some food in there… Haha!
Anyway, I hope to get my computer up and running again soon so I could get some more Sarracenia radness your way! Hope your November is starting off pretty awesome! (Sans the computer crashes…) Happy growing y’all!
Great pics, shame about your hard drive tho’
I hope you get it up and running soon, as for that green monster… I LOVE IT!!!
Thanks Dan! I’ll see what I can salvage out of that drive!! Yes, I hope the extra jolt of caffeine will help the Green Monster grow faster. Heh heh!
Sorry about your computer
I found it very interesting that the
green monster digs coffee!! Wow!! lol I love your greenhouse it is so awesome!! When I first saw your last
pic of your awesome mac n cheese I thought at first that it was plant related until I read your caption!! Ha-ha It sure looks yummy
Hey Roberta! Yeah, I think all my Sarrs love coffee do because I do. I always walk into the greenhouse with a nice bold cup. Yeah, that must be the secret to growing Sarracenia!
That and feeding them doughnuts… Ha!
Awesome pics! In regards to that supposed P. weser, I would say that it is definitely not weser. Its looks exactly like P. pirouette in my humble opinion. Cheers!