Monday, April 21, 2014
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The word lagniappe, as defined by Webster's, means "something given or obtained gratuitously, or by way of good measure." Janie |
"Time never turns backwards Its old charms to give, In photographs only Can yesterdays live." ~ Edgar A. Guest Please do not copy my pictures or original text without asking permission. My e-mail address is southernlagniappe@njwbllc.com. |
4 comments:
You've certainly sent out your own captured beauty and wonders, as you always do.
I always expect anemones to have little jiggle-fingers, waving in the breeze.
Don't you just LOVE the names of flowers? I have a little notebook somewhere, with pages and pages of the old-fashioned names like tansy and henbane and love-lies-bleeding, and a lot of the uses for the different plants. I was just looking up "poke sallet" the other day on Google, and it's amazing that such a humble plant still has so many fans, as I thought it must have been a "po' folks" Spring food, after the dry, green-less Winter. And there was even a picture of a CAN of the stuff. I tried to imagine how many dusty roadsides they'd have to walk with that "poke" before they found enough for a canning factory.
So there we have it, our offerings for the day---my old Spring Tonic, boiled and limp, and your sublime vistas and colors and images to make angels smile.
I hope you a wonderful, filled-with-joy day!
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Hello Janie,
What perfectly beautiful photos. My favorite is the yellow iris...all of the photos are amazing.
Happy Spring,
Pat in Tallahassee
This is a beautiful blog!! Your photography is AMAZING!! Enjoy it so much!!!!
How do I subscribe to or follow your blog?? thanks
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