Comments on: Covered in scratches http://luisa.org/archives/2003/09/covered-in-scratches Luisa Perrella's Web Log Thu, 20 Nov 2008 21:38:02 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: David Barker http://luisa.org/archives/2003/09/covered-in-scratches#comment-15 David Barker Wed, 31 Dec 1969 19:00:00 +0000 http://luisa.org/?p=60#comment-15 Okay, you know how good I am at forethought, so consider the following as pearls of wisdom from the mouth of the oracle. Jeezes, Luisa, don't do that! I ouched as the picture was loading. Fine way to treat your friends. So, having said that, did you get all the nasty buggers right out? You didn't actually say. And for the sake of science, do you know what kind of evil ivy-viny thing it was? Just curious... Okay, you know how good I am at forethought, so consider the following as pearls of wisdom from the mouth of the oracle.

Jeezes, Luisa, don’t do that! I ouched as the picture was loading. Fine way to treat your friends.

So, having said that, did you get all the nasty buggers right out? You didn’t actually say.

And for the sake of science, do you know what kind of evil ivy-viny thing it was? Just curious…

]]> By: Luisa http://luisa.org/archives/2003/09/covered-in-scratches#comment-16 Luisa Wed, 31 Dec 1969 19:00:00 +0000 http://luisa.org/?p=60#comment-16 Well, it's not as though I did it on purpose. And the pictures look worse than it felt. Reid actually posted it - it's probably a bit much. Sorry. No idea what kind of plants they are. But you see them all over, especially in forests. One of them has bright red, juicy berries in late summer/fall. The other seems to grow long, pointy green pods for its seeds. I actually like the way they look, but I didn't want them to choke my hedges. And every time I look, I find more of the 'buggers', so I doubt I got them all out. They'll be back next year - although hopefully, each year, there will be less of them. Well, it’s not as though I did it on purpose.

And the pictures look worse than it felt. Reid actually posted it - it’s probably a bit much. Sorry.

No idea what kind of plants they are. But you see them all over, especially in forests. One of them has bright red, juicy berries in late summer/fall. The other seems to grow long, pointy green pods for its seeds. I actually like the way they look, but I didn’t want them to choke my hedges. And every time I look, I find more of the ‘buggers’, so I doubt I got them all out. They’ll be back next year - although hopefully, each year, there will be less of them.

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