lackluster weeding
humid weekend afternoon,
scent of roses
Copyright 2021 Brenda Davis Harsham
Notes: The subtle scent of cottage roses lifts my spirits. A little fertilizer last year has made all the difference. I hope your garden is repaying your efforts with the invisible magic of scents.
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BREDA IS THE HAIKU EQUIVALENT OF A LLONGLASTING ROSE!
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Aw, that is sweet. Miss my blogging. So busy lately! Happy 4th!
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happy U,S,A, INDEOENDENDENCE DAY!!!!!!! ❤
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Woo-hoo! What are you doing to celebrate?
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NOT MUCH….BUT WE WILL!!!!
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Schöner Blog den du hast. Wolfgang
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Vielen Dank!
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Jederzeit.
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what a lovely summer’s day!
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It was a delight. xoxo
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The scent of roses is a wonderful reward for weeding. Last year I planted some lavender, and this year, when I was stirring about in the garden, weeding, etc, the smell was amazing! I like the use of “lackluster” here–it goes perfectly with a humid afternoon.
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Thank you. I always look forward to summer, and then I feel like a slug — lazing about. 🙂
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I am sure I can smell their perfume from here. 🙂
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🙂
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