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As the Reflection Slowly Fades

Posted on Monday 20 February 2006

Before Dave and Belen NOLA, they gave me an offshoot of one of their oregano plants.

What seems like an eternity ago, I fed and watered their plants and cats while they vacationed in Turkey. Belen came home, looked at her vegeation on the balconey, and proceeded to make loud noises. Her oregano plant had doubled or tripled in volume.

The secret to oregano growth? I think it’s pretty obvious when I tell you the answer is Goatwhore. Nothin like some New Orleans metal to make a plant wanna grow.

Unfortunately when I returned home from the Katrina mess, my now nearly Audrey II sized plant had died of dehydration and lack of metal.

While visting this weekend, she bestowed upon me a snippet of the of the original plant that I have dubbed Goatwhore II: The Goatteeâ„¢. Behold:

Goatwhore II: The Goattee
And Lo, it shall be good.

3 Responses to “As the Reflection Slowly Fades”

  1. G-Money Says:

    Goatwhore always does the trick!

    little different than what’s growing in Madame Gasslein’s pad…

  2. Lester the Molester Says:

    Awww, looks just like you!

  3. Prosthetically Hip » Where I lay my head is home Says:

    […] And I discovered that my neighbor absconded with Goatwhore II: The Goattee™. Sadness. […]

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