Last year our lilacs did not bloom, a late frost killed all the blossoms.
I missed them.
I missed them.
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- things that tickle my fancy ~ photography, being easily amused, hobbit children, honesty, outdoorsy stuff, having faith, vanilla, key lime, not growing up, camp songs, the smell of fresh cut alfalfa, horses, coffee, road trips, thunderstorms, tea, clean sheets, lazy days, the smell of fresh cut grass, the smell of the barn, the dawn breaking ,the purple hour, laughing until my face aches, being the little spoon, earl grey, sharpies in every color, miniature things, tinkerbell, diet coke, fresh cut flowers, friends, the smell of rain, driving with the windows down and the radio turned up, trying something new, comfy jammies, cuddling, newly tilled soil, butterfties dancing, betas, lilacs, monarchs, wild flowers
These are awesome photos! Do you have your website listed somewhere on Vox?
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful. I love lilacs!! When we lived in southern California I missed them terribly and turned to Freesias instead. They have what they call a wild lilac that blooms down south but I don't know if it's part of the lilac family or not. And they didn't last very long. I can't wait to plant some lilacs around the new house.
ReplyDeleteWhen we moved into this house it was November, so when everything bloomed in the spring it was quite exciting to see how many lilacs we had. I love Lilacs too.I miss having peonies I need to get a hold of some of them. hydrangeas would be nice too.
ReplyDeleteyep, hydrangeas are another favorite but they don't smell, they just look pretty. With lilacs you getta two-for, fragrance and beauty.
ReplyDeleteVery true. And I like lilacs and the smell, some things the smell gives me a headache, like jasmine.
ReplyDeleteI like the smell but not the ensuing headache..
ReplyDeleteI dated a girl in San Diego who couldn't smell at all.Hows that camera cake coming along idea?
ReplyDeleteThese are gorgeous photos. I can almost smell the lilac coming at me through the screen.
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