
For the last 9 months, I have been looking forward to purple Irises--those are the most common around here--and have been eagerly looking every day to see those first signs of color on the buds. So you can imagine my surprise when I saw this.


The great thing about them is that they are reliable: perennials, they come back every year, and they're extremely low maintainence--even I can't ruin them. And yet, they're so elegant and complicated and plentiful. It's like being rewarded for something you didn't do!

2 comments:
You lucky duck! Yellow! That is too fun. It's like a little hello from me (sunshine) to you (moonbeam)...not to be confused with moonshine (ok...that goes way back..)
congrats on the yellow--way to go. and very mellow. in the best possible way.
what did you think of two for the road? a little sad no? it's an interesting one to see though, since it's a lesser known movie (i think) and for me, a different time period for audrey, (ie fashion).
i just finish watching some buster keaton. swoon. really, to wonderful for words. which is fitting since they're silent films.
sigh.
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