I'm working on site today for the first time in weeks and have discovered that nature is reclaiming our offices.
@pelagikat I'm strongly tempted to redirect one of our internal security cameras to monitor it.
@mike @pelagikat get it to web serve the feed and email around a link to watch it in real time
@mike @pelagikat even better: set up a bot that joins all zoom meetings from internal calendars and it’s just the video feed of the plant
@mike Holy crap!
@mike I can't believe that my pothos, after about five years still hasn't grown that much.
@mike that also means an invisible hand kept watering it for as long. (It does not look like it’s connected to an automatic watering system)
@mike I’ve seen this film. Are there any solar flares forecast?
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*Jumanji Drums*
@mike should we be more impressed that someone has actually helped it grow that way by keeping up the water? :)
@bcshort our CEO lives just a couple hundred metres away and there's been someone coming in pretty regularly just to clear mail from under the door, so it's not crazy that it's been getting water. I suspect we're all watching to see how big it'll get before we come back in for good.
@mike "Humans are the virus."
@mike “feed me, Seymour!”
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They staryedany years ago with our house. The plants has grown through the walls and now just kinda hanging there on the wall as decore
Woah, you have a very nice office. Individual desks? What luxury is this?
@mike hashtag nature is healing
@mike I'm so proud of her 
@mike „Life, uh, finds a way“
@mike Go, plant, go!
@mike she's doing an outstanding job give her a raise
@mike Rick Moranis steps into the office, takes one look at that, and goes "OH HELL NO" and books it for the nearest exit...
My guess for what I was going to do after the pandemic was over was to clean off the buildings...
@mike what a good job. let this beautiful friend flourish
🏳️🌈
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grow, little pothos
reclaim this grey office space
for light and glory
@mike the plant
It destroyed its pot
Yes
YES
The plant is out
@mike Yeah, we had a plant like that when I worked at the NFP. It grew prolifically.