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Dawn at 7 am Sept 16, cliffs above the Animas River Valley where the old town of Durango is located (unedited photo)

Monday, January 10, 2022

Bright and cheerful



If a rose of another name would still be beautiful, what other name would it have?


Red carnations don't change much as colorful spots to liven up the area!

Today's quote:

“Books and stories are medicine, plaster casts for broken lives and hearts, slings for weakened spirits,” Anne Lamott
 

9 comments:

  1. Your indoor garden is always impressive. You certainly add colour to your space.

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    1. It may be fleeting or requiring some upkeep, but they are like little kids faces shining toward me. I do talk to them!

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  2. Beautiful roses, the bouquet is lovely. Have a great day and a happy new week!

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    1. THanks. I hope the rest of your week is also a happy one!

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  3. ...fresh flowers can cheer up a gloomy day!

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    1. And yesterday was indeed gloomy. Today though it's cold, at least the sun is shining, so I shall attempt some errands.

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  4. Love those roses. I noticed one blooming in our front yard the other day. A surprise here in winter.

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    1. Oh that's wonderful to have a January rose! What color was it?

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Please let me know what you're thinking. I'm mostly over on the other blog these days...Life in Durango.