that I exist is a perpetual surprise, which is life
~rabindranath tagore
Sunday, September 27, 2009
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This plant is exquisite! Is it a houseplant? I ask because it looks very exotic.
Stine: a lily. with two stamens - that part is exotic!
Lovely Lily!
Really nice shot.
Love the lilies... but LOVE THE QUOTE.
I also love "the cure for curiosity one".
Happy MY
Love Claudie
xo
How perfect. A beautiful flower
Beautiful flowers; the colors surprised me a little. I guess I'm too used to the white with yellow callas that I grew up with!
Simply gorgeous!
beautiful shot
Beautiful plant!
A brightening shop and thought for the start of a new week.
it is so beautiful..i am just wondering the name..it is really beautiful for my indoor vase
When I slow down
I delight in simple things—
an open flower.
My Mellow Yellow
So beautiful....
Lilies I love this still shot.
Ohhhh, beautiful, beautiful lily and quote.
Happy Monday! my entry is here.
Wow, that is gorgeous!
Thank you for visiting my blog, Time Stand Still.
It's a beautiful plant. I would very much like to own one like it. Do you know what it is called?
is that a gladiolus?? :) such a nice flower!
mine is up late
Beautiful flowers.
Blogger is being a pain and not sending all comments via email....
So sorry, I am not ignoring anyone, really, I'm not!
I'm glad you visited.
This is a lily BTW, with an unusual double stamen and colouring on the petals, which are most often solid colours like white, yellow or purple.
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