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Account Created on 6 November 2014 (#72901182) Last updated on 13 June 2017 Gift
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epiphyta
An epiphyte is a plant that draws sustenance from the rain and air, rather than the ground; while it's often seen growing on another plant, it's only for structural support. Some orchids are epiphytes! So is Spanish moss. :-D
As someone who's moved more than 20 times, and whose place of birth has been rendered unrecognizable -- and on some plots, unlivable -- due to resource extraction, Cordelia Naismith Vorkosigan's statement that "my home is not a place; it is people" resonates with me.
Personally passed the half-century mark not long ago; currently reside on a little island on the Salish Sea with my partner and an ever-growing collection of herb containers, yoga props and boxes of tea.
As someone who's moved more than 20 times, and whose place of birth has been rendered unrecognizable -- and on some plots, unlivable -- due to resource extraction, Cordelia Naismith Vorkosigan's statement that "my home is not a place; it is people" resonates with me.
Personally passed the half-century mark not long ago; currently reside on a little island on the Salish Sea with my partner and an ever-growing collection of herb containers, yoga props and boxes of tea.
