Aroma
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Flowers after Rain.
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Mildred…. (sniff… sniff) was that you? / / CANADIAN BACON… LOL / / I was down at the local farm today… great place for kids. This was the feature attraction in the petting zoo. / / Visit my website On The Rock Photography
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Textures from Princess of Shadows / and Night Fate Stock / The wonderful Janis Zroback has painted this piece and I am very honored and grateful! / Thank you Janis! Please Visit her lovely page. / Janis Zroback /
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mmm…. coffee
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Best Viewed Large All Rights Reserved / @ Julia Wright FEATURED WORK
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Coffee Man loves the smell of a good cup of coffee! It’s intoxicating!!! / /
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Here in Florida some plant’s really advertise for pollination and this big green leaf plant sends out the signal load and clear and with a fine quality aroma. I don’t know the name but would love for someone to identify this beauty. Canon XTi with Canon 55-250mm zoom f/5.6 160sec. / /
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one of a hundred oriental lilies in my garden xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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Two roses together
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the raindrops add a lovely accent to a lovely rose, convertede to b/w /
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THE YELLOW ROSE Best viewed large. History and Meaning of Yellow Roses / Primary Significance: Friendship, Joy, Get Well Information found at:FLORAPEDIA Roses are an added attraction to every flower garden, and their beautiful flowers bloom in the spring and will last throughout summer with proper care. Yellow roses have a shorter, albeit no less fascinating, history than other roses.It wasn’t until around the 18th century that yellow roses were discovered growing naturally in parts of the Middle East. Prior to this, roses in cultivation predominantly existed in various shades of pink and to a lesser extent, white. However, once the first yellow roses were introduced, their popularity quickly spread. During roughly this same time period, new rose cross-breeding and hybridization techniques were being innovated. These experiments would play an important role in the evolution of the yellow rose. / Also changed over the years were the meanings related to yellow roses. Throughout history, the color yellow has been closely associated with the sun. As the source of light and warmth, the sun is integral to life on Earth, and has been worshiped in many early societies. It should come as no surprise that the color of the sun would hold many positive connotations. In many Eastern cultures, for example, the color yellow represents joy, wisdom and power. However, in Europe at the time of the introduction of these roses, the color yellow carried much more negative overtones. Consequently, yellow roses were long used as a symbol for jealousy and dying love. As time went on, however, the more universal meanings connected with the color yellow have come to prevail and entwine themselves with the yellow rose. Today yellow roses are more commonly associated with joy and friendship. There is perhaps no other flower that is able to bring out a smile in quite the way that a yellow rose can! For more information, go here:FLORAPEDIA
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Quality dried Chinese tea leaves with freshly brewed drinks.
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Aromatherapy treatment bowl with flowers and perfumed water.
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The litter beautry in the nature.
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Decades ago, there was a TV station in the Tampa Bay area that had a late night movie hosted by Las Novedades Restaurant. The station went off the air when the movie was over and, every night, the man from the restaurant would toast the viewing audience with “Salud y happy days.” With his accent it sounded more like “hoppy dez” but I’ve never forgotten him, and it still remains my favorite toast. So next time you uncork a bottle of vino, take time to swirl and inhale and, with that first warm sip, think of me and say Salud. / /
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