Life isn't black and white. It's a million gray areas, don't you find? - Ridley Scott
This blog will act as an attempt to chronicle what is sure to be one of the most ridiculously confusing, interesting and wild years I've ever experienced.

By compiling a series of 365 black and white photos and accompanied text you're invited to follow along the ride of an undergraduate student with severe biophilia. This year will mark a year that I leave the continent, graduate from my Bachelors degree, start graduate studies, try to make heads and tails of life and and search for an elusive tiger beetle.

Feel free to post feedback, ask questions, and give suggestions. Hope that your 2013 is looking to be a wonderful, wonderful year.

Thursday, January 3, 2013

03. Graptopetalum paraguayense

Today found me back for the first day of my last semester of undergraduate studies. Looking through the plants in my home, this is one that I've propagated in several classes. Another interesting houseplant, this lovely succulent is called a ghost plant (Graptopetalum paraguayense). It is found within the jade plant family, and provides an interesting shape to any room or garden. Succulent plants are interesting as broken off fragments readily grow into new healthy plants with little care. 
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