There come the roses’ diseases, as usual. I think it was a bad choice to pick roses for this type of garden—not enough sunlight, not enough space, hence all the usual hard work for not much reward in the end. I also noticed a lot of cheap flowers that are being replaced very quickly.

April and May are tricky months to deal with when it comes to growing plants. You are eager to start your seeds and take your plants out; however, the temperature and the sun are on a roller coaster. From previous years, I chose not to hurry. The plants underwent unnecessary stress, and in the end, […]

suRvIvAl!

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The only Carolina Reaper survivor made a stunning come back from the ashes!

sUn!

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It is time to take these chilli trees out and let them enjoy the summer sun. They have outgrown the AeroGarden.

loBsters!

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Frozen lobsters upset my stomach, but they are delicious! I am just enjoying life.

neW siTe!

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New machine and new location with the latest Canonical-Ubuntu-24.04-2025.03.28-0 for my blog! From the outside, nothing has changed thanks to the domain name: ptran.ddns.net. It is healthy to reinstall everything from scratch from time to time because of the technical knowledge required.

blOG DoWn!

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Two of my free-tier accounts on Oracle Cloud went down. Two locations of my blogs were then gone. I wonder what happened. These things tend to be tedious and time-consuming.

mAy!

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On Thursday, I have my most problematic teaching classes with difficult and lazy students. May is perfect this year with 3 public holidays on Thursdays! Happy, happy me! I won’t see some of them for 1 month!

My liver does not enjoy anything other than natural food. The costly supplements (vitamins) were useless and harmed my liver. As soon as I stopped them, the tiny zits on my back disappeared over the following days.

My students thought things were almost over, but I prepared an exam for them each day they meet me this week. For the last semester, they already have 6 grades, which is far more than in any other class they are taking.

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