When we rely upon laws to enforce decent behavior, we end up spending our hard-earned money on attorneys. Rather than legal recourse, I’m on a mission to amp up my personal charm and collaborative kindness. Good manners are contagious.
Let’s get viral together.
Winnie Nielsen says: Daisy must be so proud of her handsome boy!
Winnie Nielsen says: Ohh, I love that magenta pink! Those flowers are stunning. How gorgeous they would be in one of those enamel ware coffee pots.
Cindi says: Now that would be a stunning sight first thing every morning. Brilliant! 🙂
Kristi says: Five years ago today I lost my mother to cancer, but every year I look at the beautiful perennial flowers she shared with me and remember. This year, I have discovered that this particular plant (the one pictured) is missing from my flower bed. I think the Minnesota weather may have gotten the better of it (or maybe some weeds choked it out), and I want to replace it. Someone please give me the name. Even my mother didn’t know. These flowers, and others still in my garden, give me a way to remember her passion for beautiful flowers. People used to drive past her home for the sole purpose of viewing the flowers in her yard.
Lisa says: They look like peonies one of my favorite flowers.
Winnie Nielsen says: The color of that flower is exquisite!
bonnie ellis says: Love those bees. We’ve got lots here too.
Winnie Nielsen says: I have always loved red transfer wear dishes. Maybe it is because I love the color red, or maybe it is just the way they look on a table with foods.
Bonnie ellis says: Such a romantic picture. Reminds me of lazy, hazy days of summer.
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The delicate details of flowers are beyond adjectives to describe!