Tuesday, April 5, 2011
Cut Tulips
I stopped by my cardiologist's office yesterday afternoon for a little check-up and a smell of these tulips. You know-- time for an oil and plugs' change and a little tune-up. While I sat in my truck later and updated Elenka and sis in Oregon, I watched sleet bounce its way across the windshield and hood. I said to myself-- well. I have tomorrow's post. Those cut flowers must make an appearance. They are upbeat and positive. I remember my first visit to a florist's shop ever. It was Meloon's on Washington Avenue, and guess what; it's STILL there. I was overwhelmed with the aroma of cut flowers and growing plants in the dead of a Maine winter. I was there to help get some flowers for Mom, but I still can't get that image of 'flowers flourishing in snow' out of my mind. Was it possible? Flowers in winter? I was simply amazed... and amazed still that I remember that distant day.
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Beautiful photograph. Flowers truly are nature's miracle.
ReplyDeleteBUT, there are flowers that actually STINK....real bad.
Check these out....
Flowers that stink
Wonderful. Looks like a colourful spring greeting! Thank you.
ReplyDeleteIt was a good check-up, yes? As full of blooming hope and life as this gorgeous bouquet?
ReplyDeleteIt's good to do check ups, take care of the body and also the soul, with so beautiful flowers, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI hope everything is okay there! :)
I'm sending good energies and lights to your heart!
Hugs
Léia
Good check-up, I hope, and brilliant recollection of flowers flourishing in winter!
ReplyDeleteJust went to Elenka's link. Ewwwwwwwww. Putrid.
ReplyDeleteWhen I was in high school, I was a delivery boy for a florist -- I can still remember the aroma!
ReplyDeleteNice shot.
I do hope your check up was a good one. Beautiful bouqet and much needed with your weather.
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful bouquet! I can see why they brought back sweet memories.
ReplyDeleteThe skies are so gray here in Toronto. I am missing my spring garden back in Jackson! Thanks for these colorful flowers. A nice bright spot in my day. :)
ReplyDeletePS: Hope the check-up was ok.
You'll always grab my attention with flowers. Cardiologist...hmm, certainly hope it's routine!
ReplyDeleteGreat tulips. I often buy cut flowers, and the clerk will smile and ask "Who is the lucky lady?" They are deflated when I tell them I got them because I like flowers.
ReplyDeleteHope all is well with your ticker.
Colorful and very pretty "TULIPANER"!:)
ReplyDeleteGunn / Stavanger / Norway
Very nice shot of color for a drizzly overcast day in Beantown. Hope you are well for a long time. Take care.
ReplyDeleteSuch pretty colors!
ReplyDeleteGlad you are ok. This looks like spring is just around the corner!
ReplyDeleteA nice burst of color. Hope you're doing okay with that check-up.
ReplyDeleteHope you are well. Tulips are my favourite flowers, so simple
ReplyDeleteAny time I get to go into a greenhouse during the winter my spirits soar! Flowers are powerful things. Stay well!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful bouquet - you brightened our day!
ReplyDeleteI love tulips!
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Bird, You gotta grab Spring wherever you can get it.
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Hope everything went well with the ticker doc. Another little jewel of a story, though.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous flowers and beautiful memory :-D
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