∻ TRUE or FALSE ∻

[Shelti]

Please answer TRUE or FALSE to each

statement, then leave another one

for the next person, and I will begin with ~

You know how to eat
withchopsticks

[Angharad]

I love both. Draughn and I wanted a classic English garden with cascades of flower groupings making an impressionistic painting. ツ But I also love the Japanese concept of shibumi--simple, subtle, and unobtrusive beauty--which can be applied to landscape and involves a certain amount of order. And I love Zen gardens, of course.

Same question right back at you.  

[Westerly_2]

(Going to look up shabumi. Learn something new every day)

I am taken with asymmetry, and the scattered, sprung -up thing.

I can't think of a question right now. You go.

[Angharad]

You once created a meadow of seed grasses and flowers which draw pollinators. 

[Westerly_2]

Sadly, no, but I have many blossoms which attract bees

You once had a Venus Flytrap, but it did not do well

[Angharad]

I did have one, yes, and it did very well (witness Audrey in The Little Shop Of Horrors--lol).

You had a Venus Flytrap, and you felt sorry for the flies.

[Westerly_2]

No. My plant expired.

You have a windw box or a raised bed on the porch for small patches f springtime growing 

[Angharad]

True.

You love impatiens because they bring bright color to shady areas.

[Westerly_2]

Yes!

Geraniums are easy, hardy, and attract bees

[Angharad]

Yes!

Hardy and interesting perennials like dicentra make you happy!

[Westerly_2]

True

You usually eat your kiwis, halved , with a spoon

[Angharad]

Hahaha! How did you know??!

You usually halve your mango, cross hatch the flesh, then invert the skin and eat off the resulting neat little cubes. (Pretty specific, huh? A Hawaiian thang. LOL ) 

[Westerly_2]

Gosh, no. I do it sloppy: slit and peel the skin, and then slice down the stone, missing some.

You don' leave your baked potato skin on the plate, after eating the flesh out of it