Arlo and Janis by Jimmy Johnson for November 07, 2018

Decisions have consequences. Face them.

And the others die…DIE… DIE

Indoor “nature” seems UNnatural, Arlo?

Frost, it’s a killer.

“I mean, other than death row.”

Hail Caesar (salad)! We (plants), who are about to die, salute you!

They’re moiderers!

O Fortuna! You bloom where planted. You survive droughts, neglect, cats with gastric distress… and for what!?!? To be left to vainly struggle against the Grim Frost Reaper. Oh, the ignominy! Tis well you should hide from us. Our dying screams will haunt you dreams in the cold of December!! :~o(

No, he is not comfortable sitting among the ‘dead’.

I hate aloe! Every year my wife has more and more of the useless things. She brought them in last week and they are on the shelves, tables, my weight bench and our sprouting area. Maybe they actually have some use, but one plant would probably be plenty!

why bring them inside to kill them? they’ll die from neglect outside just as well.

Feeling guilty, are we?

sad, sitting amongst the dead and dying

The Plant Graveyard. Otherwise known as my backyard.

Arlo’s suffering from survivor’s guilt

Remember to put diatomaceous earth, a non toxic insecticide, in the soil to keep the ants and other insects from invading your home.

“We who are about to die, salute you!”

Is Jimmy drawing Janis as an older looking woman now?

Janis is stressed out, first turning the clocks back, now deciding which plants will live, which will die. It shows in her face. The sunrise, sunset episode got her all mixed up, apparently.

You need to keep Diatomaceous Earth dry for it to be effective so I would put it around and under the outside of the base of your houseplant that you bring inside. I know some people who kept their potted Christmas tree outside and when they brought it in to set it up at Christmas time the Ants that had made a home in the soil woke up from