Patience is not simply the ability to wait - it's how we behave while we're waiting.
- Joyce Meyer
Painting in watercolor is like walking a tight-rope; one must achieve a perfect balance between what the paint wants to do and what the artist wants to do, or all is lost. - Mary C. Taylor, Watercolor Bold and Free
A few months ago, I had my room walls painted. Unfortunately, they left out my door. In the end, I got divine white walls and a worn out looking door.
Don't lecture me, I'm not complaining. But I must admit, it felt a little plain. So I figured out a way to actually make my door not look so left out from my room's walls.
Here's to more photos to take, memories to make, and positivity!
After years and years of pleading, I finally got my dad's approval to let me put fairy lights in my room.
I blame Tumblr and Pinterest for this fantasy. And I blame Ate Anne even more(because of her room), for making me dread to make that fantasy into a reality. I just love how fairy lights can instantly create that little piece of magic in your room. It feels as if the stars decided to stay in your little haven.
October 3, 2014 - Draft Archive
One of the things I hate about myself is that I procrastinate a lot. I always tend to delay my priorities since(for now) I have plenty of time on my hands, and then eventually there comes the deadline where I go on overdrive.
With my final days as a 21 year old will come to a close, I hope my 22 year old self will find the balance to actually work without being rushed and or wasting plenty of time.
"A crazy plant lady in the making."
That(emphasis... THAT.) is what a friend told me whilst I was coming up with the concept for my blog. It's not that I needed a concept or anything, I'm not some artist or whatever.
It's just that recently, I caught myself with the plant bug. I can't help it. They're pretty. They purify the air in my room. And I repeat, they're pretty... and adorable, and irresistible.
It's just that recently, I caught myself with the plant bug. I can't help it. They're pretty. They purify the air in my room. And I repeat, they're pretty... and adorable, and irresistible.
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It all started with three indoor plants... I swear.
It might sound a little bit crazy, but I gave them names (yes, I like giving names to things that are special to me, so don't judge. Everyone does that... right?).
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| David(named after the AMAZING David Tennant.) is the tall, skinny, succulent that I always forget to take note of what species he's from. I like him very much. He doesn't need that much care. And look! He's got a new offspring with him... So that's a good sign that he might like me too. |
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| Matt who was named after my favorite Doctor(of Doctor Who) to date, Matt Smith. Which unlike the actor he's named after, he's quite a plain and quiet fellow. He never really strikes me as needy or anything like that for a plant. He is just what he is. I find him so similar to Ferb of Disney's Phineas & Ferb. But naming him Ferb will just ruin the Doctor Who theme I have for my trio, right? |
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| Lastly we have Karen, a nerve plant that I so adore. She has a mixture of red and green on her leaves which fascinates me. Which lead me to naming her Karen. I really adored Karen Gillan as Amy Pond and as a person in general. And I do feel Karen just suits this cutiepatootie. |
Then came weeks later, I found myself in the herbs corner of the supermarket and instantly fell for the cutest fern you will ever see in the history of supermarket bought plants ever(I repeat, EVER.). Its leaves felt so luscious to touch, I cant help myself. I just had to have it!
We had some difficulties along the way, this mistress is such a sucker for steamy humidity, I was this frustratingly close to buying a humidifier! She was that precious for me. I named her Sera the Selginella when she first came to my life. But I felt the need to split her into two because I need to put it in small glass containers to make it seem terrarium like, and most importantly provide moist air.
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| Behold Sera and Ginella... the two Selaginella plants, who are surprisingly still alive today, phew! (I hope I don't jinx that) |
With a growing family, I have always thought of buying a flower bearing plant to add color to the mix. I was hopeless to spot one in the supermarket since they sell more herbs, which saddens me. But that didn't stop me.
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| Penny the Pentas plant... who looks gorgeous, by the way. I really wanted something with color for my little green corner. So I find her fitting. I hope she blooms more flowers as the time goes by, because I find her really, really lovely. *crosses fingers* |
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| Lastly we have Arden, the Adenium. I'm so excited for this bad ass to grow and bloom soon! I saw what she would look like eventually, and it is pretty amazing. But for now, she's my little adorable green tree. |
I still am puzzled as to why I am so into taking care of plants nowadays. I must admit, I don't have the so called green thumb. So there is a high possibility this venture of mine might end into a heartbreak, a sad SAD one. Refelcting on it... I guess, that sensation of seeing the little ones you take care of grow and bloom into beautiful beings fascinates me. The amount of patience and attention one gives to plants are no joke. Well maybe you can just leave them be, let them rot and die, however... that's sounds a little tragic right?
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| To my dearest green darlings, let's grow old gracefully and happy together. Okay? HAVE A HAPPY THURSDAY EVERYONE! |
P.S.
I want to show you this adorable tea press pot I kind of stole from our kitchen. It's the one I use to water my adorable indoor plants. I am in search of a glass watering pot. So far, the tea press pot is doing a good job. Haha!
