2010-06-15martianinvader
Jun. 15th, 2010 08:42 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
lblanchardWhee! The surviving daylily in my backyard is indeed the Martian Invader daylily I rescued at Grovers Mill back in the 1980s. That would be Hemerocallis fulva 'flore plena.' I may have to rescue the few daylilies I planted in a big planter outside the Webster Street house -- the wretched schoolchildren have again snapped off all the buds for the fourth consecutive season. I don't know where I'm going to put them but one is a very pretty peach color with a slight ruffle to its edge, and another is deep blood red edged with gold. Not that I'll get to see the latter this year -- it's the snapped one. Peach lily hasn't sent up buds yet and I'm praying it will hold off until school's out.
In other news, a crew of about 12 librarians, including some fairly high-priced talent, gathered for pizza, beer, and a stuffing party for the best RBMS tote bag evah. We're hosting between 350-400 of our closest friends for a conference next week, at which![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
rarelylynne will not only make an appearance but also give a paper/run a session -- but probably not in regency garb!
In other news, a crew of about 12 librarians, including some fairly high-priced talent, gathered for pizza, beer, and a stuffing party for the best RBMS tote bag evah. We're hosting between 350-400 of our closest friends for a conference next week, at which
rarelylynne will not only make an appearance but also give a paper/run a session -- but probably not in regency garb!
