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Saturday, February 29, 2020
March flowers, oh, right, it's leap year.
Sadie Hawkins Day. When wimmin can git up and ask for a guy's hand in marriage. Me: I'll pass, thanks doing fine.
In fact I'm ready for March, and here's the Monthly Buncha Flarze. P. G. Wodehouse reference.
I think I will choose yellow for my grocery stores roses this month. Spring is popping out here, but I am sure we will get a few more cool days, but yellow says spring!
I love that cobalt blue glass pitcher. The flowers are in a smaller glass vase that fits into the blue one. It would be bad for the blue one to have water and flower stems in contact with it. Glass is touchy that way.
Please read the comments before yours and see if your question is already answered! I've reluctantly deleted the anonymous option, because it was being abused.
Very pretty!
ReplyDeleteI forgot about Sadie Hawkins Day! But the flarze are lurvely!
ReplyDeleteI should think your husband is fine with that, being as how he's pretty happy as is.
DeleteI think I will choose yellow for my grocery stores roses this month. Spring is popping out here, but I am sure we will get a few more cool days, but yellow says spring!
ReplyDeleteI was looking for daffodils, But none yet at the store. And none in the neighborhood. Yet.
DeleteWonderful colours! The bright yellow and blue jug are perfect companions.
ReplyDeleteI love that cobalt blue glass pitcher. The flowers are in a smaller glass vase that fits into the blue one. It would be bad for the blue one to have water and flower stems in contact with it. Glass is touchy that way.
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