...when you buy a dozen crocus bulbs in september and vow to plant them in a good spot for spring, but then get so busy you kind of throw them in a corner in your kitchen and completely forget you ever bought them until you buy new appliances and naturally decide you need to clean the whole kitchen so it matches how pretty they are and lo and behold FIND the bulbs you hid and they seem to be alive and happy?
and then you think that MAYBE if you buy a bag of dirt the next time you are at walmart, then perhaps you will get to see them bloom at some point even though you really don't deserve it after how you have treated them?
see what happens when you don't really believe that procrastination is always a bad thing?
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Confirmation of what we already knew! It's in the bible, you know..."A time for everything under the sun." Unfortunately, my timing does not always concur with others' timing.
man, i tell you what. seeing those little bulbs TRYING SO HARD today is really what i needed - would NEVER have appreciated them as much last fall!
Thank you for confirming for me what I have always known, but like Karen said, others aren't always up to speed. Procrastination CAN work....at times....yes it can.
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