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Sunday, May 31, 2009
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From 1977 - Thelma Houston; Don't You Leave Me This Way I remember dancing to this......... However I prefer this version and remember d...
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The other day I was at the grocery store with my grandson. Had him in the shopping trolley buckled in and while we were waiting to cash out...
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From 1977 - Thelma Houston; Don't You Leave Me This Way I remember dancing to this......... However I prefer this version and remember d...
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Yep, I have discovered I have been finding it harder to hear, especially when there is a lot of back ground noise. So figured I would get a...
18 comments:
Hi Gill
Wonderful post with lovely flowers!
Thanks for posting for TODAY´S FLOWERS!
Hope you come back every week!
Luiz
Gill: I love coming to the country to visit your flowers and you! Mmmm..the scent of lilacs fill the air..mine are just starting...guess it depends on the sun exposure! I think my TF would be wonderful..growing in your country garden!Lots of room to grow!
Lilacs are lovely. We have a small lilac bush called a Korean lilac. It's bloomed and they're all dropped off, I have no idea if it smelled good, since I can no longer smell anything. But I can remember how nice the one my Grandmother use to have smelled. I can also remember how nice peonies smell.
Lilacs are finally blooming in Oslo also! They are so lovely, both the flower and the fragrance!
Great photos of this wonderful flower!
i love Lilac, they are so beautiful!!!
You are so lucky to have these Lilac bushes. I love their fragrance! Congratulations to your new move and new house!
Gill, when you do pick your lovely lilacs, take a hammer and gently pound the botton 2 inches of stem and immediately put into water . Lilacs are apt to wilt otherwise since they are very thirsty plants. Also, replenish their water a couple of times a day, you will notice how quickly they can drain a vase!
Gill, when you pick your splendid lilac, take a hammer and carefully pound the last 2" of stem to open the fibres and place immediately in lots of water. It will thus not have the tendency to wild and have a much better chance of absorbing water. Lilac is wery thirsty and needs the water replenished regularle. It is amazing how quickly it can drain a vase.
I love lilacs.
I love lilac too! Mine is white - I also inherited it. Your pink one here is beautiful.
I've been away the whole month of May and have caught up a little on your move. I know you're glad to be in your new home. Just take it one day at a time and remember to rest. :)
You are so lucky, Lilac is a must in any spring-summer garden. The different colours and its lovely scent are never forgotten.
I would love to have a lilac bush in my yard. The smell is wonderful!
How wonderful! Great shots Gill, thanks for sharing them.
beautiful flowers, love the pink color.
i always love lavender flowers. nice post.
love the lilac flowers.
Simply gorgeous! What beautiful photos.
And your house will be beautiful and smelling very good!
Wonderful photos!
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