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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...
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It looks like some sort of nightshade. I'm no expert but I know there are various kinds.
If it is you need to check whether it's poisonous. Some of them despite being pretty are deadly!
This is belladonna, or deadly nightshade. It has a colorful history - farmers hate it because it's poisonous to their livestock; and at one time ladies used to use the tincture in their eyes to dilate their pupils as a beauty aid, and is still used today for stomach ailments I think. Pretty!
Hi Gill,
We have the same flower but white....and it's potato....heheheheh
Perhaps theses gives bluepotatos
even the wild are lovely sandy
Definitely pretty regardless of its history. It looks so innocent . . .
It's beautiful Gill, and I see it has been identified as Belladonana or nightshade. Lovely photos, thanks for sharing them.
So so pretty ..wildflowers are certainly surprising beauties are they!
It grows all over around here. I do love the flower color.
This is the 4th Canadian blog I have been to today. God bless our great neighbors to the north.
havent seen before. but pretty
Deadly nightshade. Pull it out. The entire plant is toxic. Two berries can kill a child.
Deadly, but very nice.
Have a nice week, Gill!
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