I brought home a little tree today. Ryan has already dubbed it Shorty. It's a Rosemary tree, with a nice strong tree odor. Does the Rosemary spice come from a tree? Cause if it does, maybe my tree is edible...
Carrie and I put these up Sunday night. She said I would think of her every time a snowflake fell down and she wasn't kidding...(Bet you can't figure out who's on TV!)
I need a bigger desk; the kind that is big and circular where you can spread 300 books around your monitor. This is the frustration of nursing: you must own a library to do your homework. Lab reference, med-surg text book, class notes, assessment manual. I could have my massive Pathophysiology book in there but then I'd have to add my Mosby's Medical dictionary (which happens to be the heaviest book I own, and the most distracting) to decipher the medicalese so I just leave it on the floor and stick to my AS med-surg books (2 volumes) and the internet. Think of what this would be like if I had become a doctor...
By the way, I went to an auto body place today and they buffed out the scratch on my car in all of 5 minutes for no charge! I can't even tell the scratch was there.
5 comments:
it's andy & barney? nice little tree!
Your little tree is cute. I spray mine with febreze fresh evergreen & snow air freshener to make it smell good. :)
to answer your question: if it's a short little tree (only about knee high, I can't tell from your picture) then YES it IS edible. :) I grew rosemary last year. steep the leaves in olive oil to flavor it, use it on roast vegetables or on bakes potatos. ummmmmm! :) it looks lovely. only lindsey would spray a christmas tree! ;)
I wonder if Lindsey dances around her tree while she sprays it???
Get ready for a visit from the long lost Heilmans. I have to see Shorty! What's your work schedule these next few days? C ya.
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