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the sun is setting on another day...
yet the longing doesn't fade...
for the next day comes soon after...
looking for the sunrise...
Whilst at Nostell Priory in the rain I noticed a man in shorts and sandals whilst holding an umbrella. Straight Hipstamatic shot
The Market of Optimism visited Dumfries in March 2010, to bring a little gladness to our downtrodden state, as we waited for wearisome elections, gloom and cuts. Here are happier folk enjoying the Spice of Life stall.
Brought to Dumfries by dgArts and fantastically enacted by Mischief le Bas.
Berry drink
gelatin.
Cherry juice
gelatin.
1 envelope Knox Gelatine
2 to 4 tablespoons sugar *(optional)
2 cups fruit juice, heated to boiling
OR Tea
In a medium bowl, mix Knox unflavored Gelatine with sugar*; add hot juice and stir until gelatine is completely dissolved. Pour into a two-cup bowl, mold or individual dessert dishes; chill until firm. Makes four servings.
When adding fruit (up to 1 1/2 cups), first chill the mixture until the consistency of egg whites. Fold in fruit and pour into 3 cup bowl. Chill until firm.
"Hemerocallis 'Optimism', 2017, Red Violet [Daylily], hem-ur -oh-KAL-iss, 23"" E-M D Re Fr #Perennial #Monocot (Wild-G., 1998), USDA Hardiness Zone 3, 5.4"" red violet self , Bloom Month --, In Garden Bed K3 for 3.9 YEARS.
Daylily Optimism - 23"" EM. Re. D. F. 5 3/8"" bloom. Lightly creped and ruffled medium red violet with light burgundy veining. Cream rib runs to green heart. Large star shaped flower.
#Hemerocallis #Daylily
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This is an entry image for the MΔSTЭЯMIИĐS group’s theme: winter into spring. The icicles are by Illlyn, the inside is from a Desidelia pic and the rest is clip art.
Whenever I buy flowers at the markets it's because I rather self-consciously want to be the type of person who buys flowers from the markets. I take them home and trim them and re-arrange them and then never remember to change the water, so they die quickly and shed and I leave them on my shelf for far too long. Still. I've already changed the water for these beautiful, silky, cheap ranunculus, so we'll see how we go.