What Do You Want?

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I want to stay in love with my sorrow.

to not to be

I want that for you too.

A nice shrubbery.
One that can tolerate high desert dryness, and being "cared for" by an old man with PDA who may not always turn on the irrigation timer...

I want a menagerie but they'd probably all die because I can't even remember to feed myself.

To stay away from "Dumb Ways To Die"

I want a durrie.

To win a large sum of money.

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someone who actually cares for me.

Good health

Real friends that don't just ghost me the second they think I did the slightest thing wrong

Annoying lil dipshits to say "excuse me" instead of "what" and "huh"

Idiots from the past to write letters of apology

To not have to worry about $$$$

Precious lil "people" to be polite to me

I want to be a skinny smart handsome cisgender neurotypical white man

A better job

Hang i. there GadgetG ..take care plz.. a solar powered watering hose timer .. might help with plants ?
And drain the watering system during the winter? as you can feel changes in the season ? just a imho

Money, overdraft at bank.

Desert Willow and desert bird of paradise.Friend in Utah had them. Beautiful.Look for native plants.No fuss.

Desert willows when they blossom look like mini orchids and smell lovely too . But will take over a year to get a healthy plant, if cared for in the beginning , might consider a little water well around the base , to fill up several times weekly . As the branches expand ,expand width of water well .. Even a mesquite tree if cared for for awhile in the beginning of its life can do well , and be hardy. Might plant on leeward ( less windy)side of your structure .
Even got a rooted cutting for a Christmas tree one year, came in a pot .. Did soil prep , and nursed it with same water well procedure. It was a long needled Turkish Pine , it turned out. They like deserts of Turkey if you give them much care , watering daily in the summer when small . Got to be 17 foot.Before I left, but that took years . And was home alot those days. And was a dplit top cutting when rooted , So would not get too big. idk that when i bought it,
Or that it was a turkush pine?? I figure to give its best shot at life,and did plant it in a very old desert run off flash flood ditch, but off to one side , just incase.
There absolutely no other Turkish pines that I knew of for 80 miles in any direction. (Higher desert area). It will be there long after I pass .Pretty much very lightly inhabited area.

I saw a tree with yellow blooms ,Palo Verde?? I was amazed at what blooms in the desert.Went to Zion, one of the most special places ever.