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Disobedient Nature by Metsuki
May 5th, 2008 7:35 PM
For those that have tangled with English Ivy they know what a tyrant it can be. If taking out native plants wasn't enough, it tricked my college into allowing it to climb up its buildings and tennis court. Not even the power of Jesus scares English Ivy we suppose.
Anyway, Metsuki and I wandered around our campus documenting all the ivy we saw. When we first arrived at my school in fall, the ivy was more robust than in the documented photos. That's because it died over winter, but has been making a slow but strong and steady comeback. Both of us eagerly await when the ivy has grown strong enough to wrap it's self around the cross on top of Luther Hall.
Anyway, Metsuki and I wandered around our campus documenting all the ivy we saw. When we first arrived at my school in fall, the ivy was more robust than in the documented photos. That's because it died over winter, but has been making a slow but strong and steady comeback. Both of us eagerly await when the ivy has grown strong enough to wrap it's self around the cross on top of Luther Hall.
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posted by teucer on May 6th, 2008 3:17 PM
And if St. Paul, you should join us for Journey in September.
posted by Metsuki on May 6th, 2008 5:40 PM
Not exactly. Metsuki and I do attend CU, but we're in Portland with all scientologists, atheists, psudeo-christians and other weirdos such as ourself.
If I was in Saint Paul we'd be all over that Journey like Tom Cruse on a volcano.
concordia university? ivy covered Luther Hall?
Zounds, you're here in Saint Paul!
Or perhaps not. Perhaps Wisconsin? If Wisconsin, please send pictures of Barth Hall immediately. Karl and I have ... a score to settle. . .