sublimatedangel | More boring Amy life

Zee math went okay. Got 74% on the final which brings me down to a B in the class. Could be worse, not going to kill me, and I've already vented about it. But that's one class down and my beautiful Mythology class ends in March. The teacher actually does a second speed-driven class for the second half of the semester on Greek Tragedy. I'm considering taking it, but haven't decided. What I really need to do is talk to a counselor and figure out what I *need* to take, and plan from there. Doo dah, doo dah. So yeah, school good.

Our peach tree is blossoming. I don't see it often as it's over near where we keep the garbage & recycling things, thus, not someplace I go to relax with a cup of tea. But it's quite pretty. The new cherry tree we put in is putting out lots of healthy clumps of baby leaves, as are the blueberry bushes & raspberry canes. The strawberries are making little blossom buds. The pomegranate is being stubborn and not putting leaves out yet, but it has healthy green buds poised and waiting. The banana is doing it's killing off of leaves it had while shipped, which apparently is normal, and is growing a new leaf so it is supposedly healthy and such. Put it out to get some sun while the weather is nice, and then I'll bring it back in when it gets cooler this evening. I've got a few lovely rows of purple and purple & white striped crocus blooming (as well as a few random patches between the roses) - they are gorgeous, but have virtually no stems, very close to the ground; look a bit silly but ah well. Also have daffodils blooming in various places, while the tulips, iris, and freesia are just exploring the idea of foliage above the ground. Other stuff to right about but I sense garden-info-glazed-eyes. So yeah, garden good too.