Showing posts with label Sarracenia Blueberry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sarracenia Blueberry. Show all posts

Sunday, October 11, 2020

I've perfected my vaccine

 


Gee, I don't know what to say (the calico, found in the alley behind my trailer, got my tongue; nevertheless, I have been busy in the laboratory and have perfected my covid-19 vaccine, which I am quite proud of, even though I don't like the idea of injections, as the notion makes me queasy and prone to bouts of depression.) [Too many commas, too much serum. Ed.]

The vaccine is 100% effective though has been known to cause skin rashes, which is why I've cornered the market on Calamine. 

If you are interested in getting a shot, I can be persuaded to let you have as many as you need (some families are incongruously large) for a small fee.  Just dial 1-800-vacccine on your device and it's job done. 

Meanwhile, here's what's happening in the garden...


Highbush blueberry (from seed, sown during the last ice age).



Sarracenia seedlings.


And during a period of somnambulism, lasting for months, I almost tripped over this yellow beauty.










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