It appears to be in a pot with no holes. It can be difficult to give a plant in that type of pot the correct amount of water. You might consider a new pot with drainage holes. They like a good soak now and then (can do it in the sink) but can dry out a bit between waterings. A window with shades partially open can give them the filtered light they prefer. They also do very well under fluorescent lights. If you fertilize them regularly they will produce flowers almost year round. And if you want more they are really easy to propagate by leaf cuttings.

Cordyline 'Festival Burgundy'

Thanks to you both! I think I'm on the right track. It definitely looks like something from the hydrophyllaceae family. It is more blue than I was able to actually capture via the iPad camera. Mine also has a very clearly defined star shape for the white part that doesn't come across in the picture. The Phacelia hirsuta leaves don't have as many lobes as mine does so it might be a different type of Phacelia like patuliflora or bipinnatifida. I'm calling it identified though.

they can reseed in your zone.. not mine ... hence how it got there .. ken