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Avocadocumentary--Week 10: Quadruplets!
Jan. 13th, 2007 07:10 pmI decided to change the format from parts to weeks, as you've probably noticed. I've been doing this for ten weeks now, and I realized, you know, this is likely to go on for a while, to the point where the parts would be, well, sliver-sized. So we're switching to weeks.
Happy 10-week birthday, Avobaby! <3 <3 <3
( And now, pictures! )
On a different note, I've been thinking. I've been enjoying watching Avobaby grow and documenting it, and you know, there are *tons* of other produce that I could try to grow plants from--watermelons, tomatoes, apples, cheyotes, and so on. So, what if I were to make a website documenting the growing attempts of these various fruits/vegetables/etc? Anyone have any thoughts on this? My only concern is that I'd need to look up the rules on growing plants from produce, as I know there are some varieties that are copyrighted, or licensed, or something. I think the rule is that as long as you don't sell what you end up growing(or any fruit that it may put out), you're golden. I should make sure though. The last thing I want is somebody getting in trouble for growing and selling something, and the blame coming down on me.
I would also need to brush up on my HTML and design skills, which aren't exactly vast. Anyone know of a good resource for beefing up on such things?
Happy 10-week birthday, Avobaby! <3 <3 <3
( And now, pictures! )
On a different note, I've been thinking. I've been enjoying watching Avobaby grow and documenting it, and you know, there are *tons* of other produce that I could try to grow plants from--watermelons, tomatoes, apples, cheyotes, and so on. So, what if I were to make a website documenting the growing attempts of these various fruits/vegetables/etc? Anyone have any thoughts on this? My only concern is that I'd need to look up the rules on growing plants from produce, as I know there are some varieties that are copyrighted, or licensed, or something. I think the rule is that as long as you don't sell what you end up growing(or any fruit that it may put out), you're golden. I should make sure though. The last thing I want is somebody getting in trouble for growing and selling something, and the blame coming down on me.
I would also need to brush up on my HTML and design skills, which aren't exactly vast. Anyone know of a good resource for beefing up on such things?