I’m not sure if I even thanked you for paying for the fries and my drink at Midtown on Friday sooooo THANK YOU! It was so nice to see you and have a visit. I am available most Fridays after ukelele practice so message me anytime you feel the need for more fries and beer at Midtown. Thanks again, Seona xxoo
It’s interesting…we have spring ephemerals, flowers or p0lants that last a short period of time before disappearing with the warmer weather; Solomon Seal (like a lot pf plants, I guess…) is almost like an autumn ephemeral, foliage wise. Today that same patch has lost all its charm and is looking like just another patch of dead plant material!
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Our Solomons Seal blooms as yours fades away. So perfectly opposite are our seasons!
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And This is one of the wonders of the internet.
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Hi Chris,
I’m not sure if I even thanked you for paying for the fries and my drink at Midtown on Friday sooooo THANK YOU! It was so nice to see you and have a visit. I am available most Fridays after ukelele practice so message me anytime you feel the need for more fries and beer at Midtown. Thanks again, Seona xxoo
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Midtown, fries and beer – with Seona – what a perfect combination!!!😆😆😆
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Nice image, Chris… love the backlighting!
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Thanks Eliza – I love finding dappled mid afternoon sunshine this time of year.
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Agreed, the light is esp. nice this time of year.
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Love the light, almost pale yellow. Not what I was expecting at all when reading the title (tend to forget about frost here)
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It’s interesting…we have spring ephemerals, flowers or p0lants that last a short period of time before disappearing with the warmer weather; Solomon Seal (like a lot pf plants, I guess…) is almost like an autumn ephemeral, foliage wise. Today that same patch has lost all its charm and is looking like just another patch of dead plant material!
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I love Solomon’s Seal for its subtle nature..flowers and fall.
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