Adam’s been going to the same barber since he was three.
He’s this delightful Greek man, who chit-chats and always has a story to tell.
The week before our wedding he demanded that I come watch him cut Adam’s hair.
Just to make sure it was exactly as I wanted it for our big day.
I kind of love him for that.
This man has given Adam many things over the course of the years.
Advice, fresh vegetables, and most recently, a handful of seeds.
Which Adam planted at the end of our driveway.
Needless to say, I was surprised to come home one day to find the seeds had sprouted into a tropical looking plant with leaves larger than your typical dinner plate.
Good loin cloth making leaves.
I keep telling Adam there’s a business to be had here.
The seed bundles remind me of sea urchins.
Except you can pet them without fear.
I’m glad I braved the rain yesterday.
A few water droplets never hurt anyone.
Let me know if you’re in the market for an Adam & Eve costume for Halloween.
I just might have some materials you can use.
This plant is crazy! And your Greek barber sounds awesome!
True barbers are a lost art these days. Glad Adam found one. Especially one that gives you fun seeds to plant and all the best advice. He sounds like a keeper.