No-one leads a charmed life but it behoves us (I love that old-fashioned word) to pay attention to what charm there is.
It would be churlish not to, don't you think?
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No-one leads a charmed life but it behoves us (I love that old-fashioned word) to pay attention to what charm there is. It would be churlish not to, don't you think?
20 Comments
cathy
22/2/2018 05:39:01 pm
omigosh! your daffs are up already? I saw some tops just starting to poke through, but nowhere near blooming. they're my favorite! at least until the irises, daisies, & lilies of the valley bloom....& your sweet peas.
Freda
23/2/2018 01:45:51 am
These are from the Channel Islands - southernmost point of uk then they work up the country until ours come out late March early April. I have not even sown the sweet peas yet! Maybe a job for today..
Freda
23/2/2018 01:47:25 am
I only use this vase at daffodil time - I think it's 1930's (can't remember where I found it).
Lucille
23/2/2018 02:17:36 am
The perfect vase. I find I use the same vases for certain flowers too. As a student I used to put anemones in a large Marmite jar. I have one vase that I could never use successfully. It’s a large white T&G Green pot that I bought in Habitat. I had the idea that it would look good with tulips but it is far too tall. Then I’m sure it was you who suggested scrumping up cellophane in the bottom to raise the stems up.
Freda
23/2/2018 02:39:51 am
Yes Lucille - it was an idea I saw in Waterstones in Glasgow and it works well. Another idea is to put some very tall branches in among the tulips to alter the proportions - birch for me, or pussy willow from the supermarket at £2 a bunch just now? Have fun!
Lucille
23/2/2018 04:26:13 am
I am storing up nice things to do. At present languishing in bed with a truly vicious cold. I thought I had escaped the encircling viruses. There is only so
Freda
23/2/2018 01:25:03 pm
I am thank you and hope you are too very soon.
Lindal
23/2/2018 03:04:29 am
What a beautiful arrangement, and in front of such a lovely painting (yours, by the style?). I often use twigs like that. At the moment, we have forsythia which will flower early if brought in, and is lovely with a few daffs
Freda
23/2/2018 01:26:27 pm
Yes, my sunshine harvest painting. I should plant a forsythia for just that purpose!
Gail
23/2/2018 03:18:24 am
Agreed
Freda
23/2/2018 01:27:27 pm
:-)
Mary
23/2/2018 03:36:28 am
Definitely churlish not to love that charming tableau.
Freda
23/2/2018 01:28:13 pm
It delighted me for almost a week.
Cristiana
23/2/2018 09:11:49 am
I agree, with the additional benefit of learning two new words (behoves and churlish), so thank you :)
Freda
23/2/2018 01:29:33 pm
You will rarely hear behoves, but churlish - sometimes.
Grace
23/2/2018 09:42:19 am
Visual vitamins!
Freda
23/2/2018 01:29:59 pm
Nice!
Oh Freda, this is such a cheerful composition!
Freda
24/2/2018 04:44:05 am
Well that's a lovely thought Swissrose! Leave a Reply. |
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