It's all in the marketing
Aug. 29th, 2018 05:22 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
So yesterday I went by Sprouts for a few things, and, as I usually do, I lingered in the entrance to check out their herbs and small houseplants. And! They had a display up, with probably a dozen potted plants that looked vaguely familiar, and a sign on the display that said "Hygge plants $12." And I was like, wait what? Hygge plants? That ... what? There's no such thing as a hygge plant! IS THERE? So I picked up one of the plants, and very definitely what I was holding in my hand was a perfectly innocent Pachira aquatica. A Money Tree. (I actually thought at first it was a Schefflera because the little baby leaves looked like a Schefflera, but it was a Money Tree.) The plant itself had a little tag that ALSO identified it as a hygge plant, together with some marketing blather about comfort and home-iness and wellness. For $12. Which honestly is not a terrible price for one of those braided plants, and they all looked bright and healthy. But anyway, I thought it was funny. A hygge plant. You bet. :D
It is still unseasonably hot here, but we are supposed to have some relief by next week.
Just one chapter left in Grant. It has been a TERRIFIC read, but omg I will be glad to pick up something else.
It is still unseasonably hot here, but we are supposed to have some relief by next week.
Just one chapter left in Grant. It has been a TERRIFIC read, but omg I will be glad to pick up something else.