This marks the first time the Professor has swan-dived to his second, close to first, favorite medium. Water. Ahh. Just thinking about it sends him daydreaming, floating on his back, tickling the tentacles of two troops of ticklish, tentative octopi . As a youth the Professor was a star swimmer (but, then, he says that about everything), and he once received an award from Esther Williams, in person. Google her. In the future, these lovely underwater  “blooms” (notice the bubbles) will be named grasses instead of “weeds.”  PT

One of the early breathtaking interior landscapes in the Professor’s renown “Designer” series (whatever that means).  Looks healthy enough at the moment, but be sure to adequately water.   PT

This trio of exotic dancing blooms are having as much fun as I do when I visit my older daughter, who happens to have her own trio of young blossoms, ages 3 to 8. I'm sure they'd be happy to share a few of their own flashy moves with the 'Girls.' PT

Or “I Wouldn’t Take a Bite if I Were You.” And I'm not sure that trying to climb any of these branches is a good idea either. Look closely. Do you see the serpent? Hungry too, I'll wager. PT

"If Picasso had his 'blue period', why can't I?" complained the Professor as he viewed his latest piece. "A fabulous bit of whimsy, don't you think?" he said, not really expecting an answer.
"My periods are briefer and the blues retail for a fraction of the price.
As I recall, I'd been daydreaming that I was back in Monte Carlo, using diamonds for money while playing roulette. I suddenly realized I'd lost them all on a single bet and abruptly woke up. My mood had a blue shade to it for the rest of the afternoon."

According to The Professor it took him almost as much time to create these three Vases as it took for these rare cactus plants to grow to maturity. As with most things Professor T was prone to exaggerate. "Practically priceless..." he was heard to mutter. It was unclear whether he meant to vases, the cacti, or his small drawing. These extinct species have been lovingly named by the Professor, recalling three sirens of the silver screen whom he had encountered as a young man. They never forgot him.  Can you guess their three last names?   PT