Stepping into a garden where autumn paints a masterpiece.
Halloween Part 1 Pumpkin fun! In the unexpected whirlwind of energy and possibly magic, it was none other than my lively brother. I dialed his number and UW network did their thing. Robert bursts into conversation. But he was not alone, oh no he had a backup conversation with Daisy right by his side, […]
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Autumn nostalgia, where gardens paint their old masterpiece. Welcome to my imagination, autumn wonderland. Autumn, where leaves dance their farewell waltz and nature’s palette transforms our gardens into a symphony of warm tones. Fiery colours and the crisp air slowly creep in a subtle chill, reminding us that thermal socks are almost needed. As if
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Daffodils they’re good for looks. Daffodils are cultivated for their bright beauty, symmetry, size, and of course, their stunning colours, which plant breeders have enhanced over time. March brings us one step closer to summer, even though it is still a way off. Nevertheless, we can appreciate the beauty of the ancient daffodil. Usually yellow or slightly whitish, the center is frequently a richer colour. It’s like a storefront window luring consumers, but as time has gone by the streets grow bare of fragrance, excitement, and less lure to visit. Funny, because this reminds me
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