Most rubber trees are grown in low light/bright light, I believe. They dont need any direct sun to flourish. Like most house plants, morning sun is tolerated well. I have known house plants (rubber trees) to tolerate dark corners and drought. My sister has a brown thumb. But she has had a rubber tree and a lemon-lime dracaena for a long time. She keeps her shades drawn for at least half the daylight hours, and waters occasionally. Im sure it could survive living with vampires. I know you could keep it alive. This post was edited by Lauraeli on Fri, Jul 18, 14 at 15:33

That is close to how we played it. In our version the first person says Ships a sailing, second person asks what's your cargo, first person names something, second person has to name something that correlates in some way to the first. If the second person's suggestion is not acceptable he is not allowed to go on the ship and is left in the ocean (has to sit on the floor.) This continues over and over with those not naming something acceptable, joining the others in the water and you may have several people in the water. Often players realize what the connection is to the two objects and therefore don't have to get down on the floor. Guess it sounds silly, but it really is fun, especially when some of the "smartest" people are not making the connection. I'm going to keep thinking, and maybe it will come to me. Thanks for jogging my memory to this point. Merry Christmas. Sue

Looks like an Euryops daisy. It is common practice to cut them back after the growing season, so feel free to remove the remaining bare branches. They are generally considered relatively short-lived and are usually inexpensive to replace. Some growers just plan to replace them every few years, but in some growing regions they remain viable for much longer.

Maybe Kalanchoe laetivirens - Mother of Thousands? Or I see it also called Kalanchoe daigremontiana?