u/DynWeb29

I have no green thumb at all, seriously. My mother in law got me dried flowers for Mother’s Day they are actually really beautiful, and my son got me fake flowers for my birthday. My husband got me this huge flower pot for Mother’s Day this year and I would really love not to kill it. It’s outside now, some shade some sun. Then I noticed these tags in there, of what these flowers are. The compact purple says sun or shade and nonstop mix is part shade to shade but the sweet potato vine says full sun. Am I supposed to separate these, and put them in different pots? Should I leave them in this pot and make sure they get full sun? How often do I water this? Any tips would be greatly appreciated.

I have been lurking on here for a bit since my husband got me a bunch of gift cards for my birthday, I decided to use one here. I went to the store to smell test everything see what I liked and was gonna buy when it was B3G1, y’all convinced me to wait for semiannual sale and I’m glad I did. I got more for my money now then I would have then. So my question **does the gingham remind anyone of something else? I thought it was fairly new (like I said haven’t shopped here since I was like 18 and I’m 30 now) my husband said that it smells like me when we first met but I have never used it. So is gingham a dupe of something, is it repackaged, or I just stick with similar scents?

Have not taken the nclex yet so it feels weird to still put student and I would be lying if I said RN already since I’m not. I haven’t had a job in a decade and it wasn’t in healthcare, so Clinicals is all that’s relevant so if I could get some feedback on my resumes: which one is better, what should I add, take out or switch. I put 2 because I’ve heard people say the columns aren’t good for scanners and all new grads have the same objective so that’s irrelevant. Thanks!!

I was watching house and I saw little Alison. She was so good in that episode then I saw Ted and his name is Ted in this show too!! Just found it funny!