I had the same relationship with an Aloe plant. I think I may have watered it twice in the years I had it. It finally had to go the big potting shed in the sky when the cat decided he liked to nibble on it, walk into the living room and ralph on the carpet.
Nancy | Homepage | 06.30.08 - 12:04 pm | #

Very pretty! Unlike your butt. Upper thigh. Healed yet? Don't go to the beach this weekend - unless your air is better than ours?

Thank goodness your top fits! Those buttons are PERFECT.
Carrie K | Homepage | 06.27.08 - 3:09 pm | #

Wow! Congrats! I've had jade plants for years, and have yet to see a single flower--that's pretty cool.
Jessica | Homepage | 06.27.08 - 12:40 pm | #

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gina flores | 06.26.08 - 11:56 pm | #

i love those small, yet wonderful surprises that nature gives us!
marti | Homepage | 06.25.08 - 7:30 am | #

Beautiful. I've never tried to jade I don't think. But I can kill ivy, and aloe vera. Yikes!
Christy | Homepage | 06.25.08 - 5:01 am | #

Tres Magnifique!!
We love suprise flowers they have a special way of making your day! Oh, was that rhyme time?!

(good job with the macro setting... I love Macro!)
smoochy | 06.24.08 - 10:07 pm | #

That means it's a very happy jade plant indeed!
Jennifer | Homepage | 06.24.08 - 7:20 pm | #

That *is* purty. I'm gonna have to see if this plant grows where I live. God knows I kill all of the other ones--maybe this one has a bit of a prayer
soknitpicky | Homepage | 06.24.08 - 7:14 pm | #

I need to get myself one of them there plants that thrive on neglect. I have a lot of neglect to give.
Nik | Homepage | 06.24.08 - 4:39 pm | #