Molly and I found one of Loren’s Christmas presents, “Fly Trap Fiends.” It lets you grow your own Venus Fly Traps!
Ta daa! Molly and I were going to have some “sister bonding time.” When we saw this, Molly declared that it would be the perfect project for us to do together.
We spread out all the supplies on a table.
And that’s when I saw it. A snake!
“Eek!! It’s a snake!” I shrieked.
“Calm down, Savannah! It’s not real,” Molly said.
She picked the toy up. “But it would be so cool if it were real.”
“Cool?! Eww, Molly!”
Molly laughed and started reading the directions.
“Woah! Look at this, Ana,” Molly said. She pointed at a picture of some Venus Fly Traps.
I made gagging noises. “Those are so gross.”
Molly looked up from reading the directions. “Let’s get started! Can you put the dirt in the terrarium base?” she asked.
I pulled the giant clump of dehydrated dirt out of its bag by the tips of my fingers.
I put the dirt in the base. “Now what, Molly? Molly?”
I looked up and saw that Molly wasn’t there! “Molly!” I shouted.
She came back just then with a grin on her face. “I went to get the watering-can,” she explained.
Molly poured the water over the dehydrated dirt to make it hydrated dirt.
When all the water was in the base, we stood there and waited for the dirt to get soft.
I started poking it with a spoon to try to speed things up.
Finally the dirt was ready, and we took turns smoothing the surface with the spoon.
Then we sprinkled blue stones on it for decoration.
Molly put the snake in next. (She had wanted me to do it, but, you know, snakes aren’t exactly my favorite animal.)
Then she put the seeds in. They were so tiny!
“I think it’s done,” Molly told me.
“No, it’s not!” I said with a laugh.
“You need to water it.”
“Oh, right!” Molly exclaimed. “I forgot.”
Once the seeds were watered, I wiped up the dirt and Molly put the lid on.
“Now it’s done,” Molly said, nodding as we stepped back to survey our handiwork.
I put my arm around my sister. “I can’t believe I’m saying this . . . but that was pretty fun. But I was kind of hoping that those man-eating plants would bite my fingers off.”
Molly gaped at me. “Really?”
“Yeah, of course! Wouldn’t it be fun to say, ‘My fingers were eaten by a Venus Fly Trap’?” I continued sarcastically.
“Really?”
“No.”
“But you just said . . .”
“Ugh . . .”
THE END =)
Haha, that was great :-) Wait, so one of your presents was a venus fly trap growing kit?
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Yeah, my fried got it for me, and she gave it to me after Christmas, so that’s why it wasn’t in my Christmas haul post.
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Nice photo story. Made me laugh:)
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I wish you success! See you tomorrow!
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Thanks! It’s growing so slow . . . See you tomorrow! (Oh, and about to get my hair cut!)
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cool story. How are you going to have your hair styled? I think your dad’s haircut would look fabulous.
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LOL!
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Haha! This is sooo cute! I really enjoyed reading it! I love Savannah’s personality!
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That is so funny! ^_^ Savannah is just a doll. Literally. XD
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ha ha! That is a funny story! I like it!
~ Taryn ~
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