pink November rose,
sweet-smelling fragrance rises
perfumes dreams of spring
Copyright 2014 Brenda Davis Harsham
Note: The snow has arrived, and we are eating chocolate-chip oat cookies and apple crisp. We taught the boys to play hearts, and having fun. I hope you are, too. Blessings to all!
Note 2: Unbelievably, I wrote this post yesterday, and I ran out of time to post it before other duties called. Then Michelle Marie wrote her post for me, that I reblogged today, and it’s as if she knew!! She is psychic!
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Beautiful..
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Thanks! 🙂
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Cheers of spring on a deary December day … and I hearts is a great card game!
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Yes, we played hearts again today. We may work our way up to Spades. 🙂
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Another great game! … unfortunately, I haven’t played either in years.
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Children are great card players. They never worry about the hundred other things that need doing.
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I..Love..Your..Rose..truly, but can someone please tell me where all these little white snowflakes are coming from on so many of the pages I am visiting. Are all you wonderful people conspiring to drive me a little bit bonkers..Lol..or is my laptop in need of replacement..??
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It’s a WP feature you can turn on in your dashboard. My was on from last year. It made me crazy at first, but I ended up liking it. 🙂
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Now that I know where it’s coming from, it’s more than welcome to stay. I guess I must have turned it on by mistake. Strange how just knowing makes all the difference. In psychology 101, they teach you that if you are studying, and a noise outside your room is disturbing you, just get up and go identify the sound. As soon as you know what it is, you can go back to studying, and you won’t notice the sound any more. So thanks Brenda. You’re the best.
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That’s a useful thing to teach. Unlike Pavlov’s dogs. 🙂
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OH!! She is Beautiful 🙂
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Thanks! A rare one!
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Like you 😀
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Really beautiful, and exactly: dreams of spring!
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Thanks, and yes, I’m already waiting. 🙂
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Brenda, you have a Rose like this still and it is snowing? Are you serious?? This is incredible! And this Rose is absolutely precious! Like YOU! (((HUGS))) Amy
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Thanks, and I wish it were mine, but it’s a neighbor’s. It’s been such a mild fall. I still have herbs in my garden that are edible. It’s unbelievable really.
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Lucky you. 🙂
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Lovely photo and prose. 😀
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Thanks!!
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Reblogged this on thinkingpinkx2 and commented:
thinkingpink loves November rose from sweet Pink Brenda!
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Such a delicate delicious pink. Almost want to eat it. Hearts! There’s a game I haven’t played in a while.
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It was fun. My kids are young card sharps. Much frowning over the cards and plotting of strategy. 🙂
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I love love love this November rose! So wonderful and beautiful. I love it! I also the making cookies and playing hearts! Yay! My Gma used to play this all the time! Yay! 😀
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We have been having fun. We had guests for brunch today, and lots of good food. I love to see my kids playing happily. And I was dreaming of spring flowers, you were so right!!
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This is lovely!!
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Thanks! 🙂
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Snow and cold here. It will be a a while before we see beautiful flowers again. Thanks for sharing this one.
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The very late ones are precious for that reason. They may seem a bit washed out and anemic, but so rare. 🙂
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A beautiful piece. Thank you.
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Thanks! Hope you Thanksgiving was fun!
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What an ethereal looking Rose! Soothing, tranquil waves to the brain…
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Thanks, Tigress, so happy to hear from you. I hope you had a restful and joyful Thanksgiving. I think about you often, and I hope you are well. 🙂
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Hi Brenda,
Survived a tough winter but Spring is here and helps feel better.
Plenty of Thanks Giving for this but No Celebrations.
The only Turkey that suffers in this household is …me! Lol!
Hopefully good feeling will last for a little while so that i will be able
to enjoy your creations … silently, Lol! but i take each day as it comes..
Hope you are keeping well and enjoying the autumn (?) where you are.
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Yes, autumn here. Life is stripped bare and showing lovely bones, and the sidewalks are cushioned by all the leaves. I marvel at how the sudden absence of all that fall color can be so devastating, and then it can reveal a subtlety that was hidden. 🙂 I’m glad you made it to spring, and I hope you are surrounded by love and flowers.
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Brenda, even your description of the change is poetic!
I m sure we will see a lot of great autumn inspirations from you and i know you will enjoy its beauties as much.
Have a great day!
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And I bet you have great memories to share. 🙂
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This is a beauty. We had some snow but it’s all gone. We had heavy rain, too. Enjoy your cookies, apple crisp and the warmth inside. 🙂
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We are having fun! 🙂 The ground here is white, but I can still see grass poking through. 🙂
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Delicate and lovely!
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Thanks!! 🙂 I was amazed to find it, so late in the year. 🙂
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It’s amazingly beautiful… *.*
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I know! I took the picture right before the snow came. In late November! Hard to believe!
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Just soft color and touch the heart!
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Thanks!
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