The baby peppers had had their true leaves for several days and were getting bigger and bigger, so on Sunday I finally cut back all but one on each little peat pellet. I was sad to have this little pile of dead seedlings afterwards :( I didn't post the picture on Sunday because I wanted to use Photomatix on it, which I finally did tonight. I have been pretty lazy about photos and the blog this week in general. Sorry about that, loyal readers.
There are some birds working on a nest in this little drain opening (is that what it is?) outside my apartment. This morning I heard them wiggling in and out of it every minute or so, so I went outside to try to sneak a picture of Mama Bird going inside. After I'd been outside for about 30 seconds and snapped this practice shot, Mr Bangs-Around-All-The- Time-Since-Moving-In-A-Few-Days-Ago Upstairs-Neighbor came outside and stood at his balcony rail. And there I was, pointing my camera in his direction while sneakily hiding halfway behind a brick wall. Well, it was too early in the morning to try to explain myself. Plus, I am a little afraid that if I ever open my mouth to say anything to him, the words "Why are you so LOUD all the time?" might fall out before I can stop them. Possibly with some slightly more colorful language inserted. So I just ducked behind the wall and went back inside to get ready for my day. Hopefully I'll catch Mama Bird another day.
4 comments:
I am looking forward to seeing that picture with the birds nesting, but without the neighbour of course! Thanks for sharing and visiting my blog!
It's very sad to prune the plats...but they ones that survive are much healthier or it. ;-)
I hope your neighbour will quieten down. And I would love to see the mama bird (and of course the baby birds)
Oh I KNOW! I hate looking at the pile of poor little things...I hate thinning plants in the garden for the same reason...they just look so pathetic after all the care you gave them to begin with. And yet, I have to admit laughing out loud picturing you with your camera trained upwards as your neighbor stepped out for a breath of air. ")
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