I saw these on my walk today. . . While I don't always know the names of the flowers I see during my walks, I do admire their beauty and uniqueness. Aren't these lovely?
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I LOVE MYSTERIES! But most of all I love mysteries with wonderful descriptions of snow in them. One such author that accomplishes this beautiful writing feature is Diana Mott Davidson and I look forward to her next mystery novel before it ever comes out. Since I was a very young child, I have enjoyed this genre.
Today, it is still my favorite. Now, I have found that I like the descriptions of snow that this author uses and I have written quotes from her books down to remind me.
When I locate my list of snow phrases, I will add them here so I have a permanant location to re-read them often. In the meantime, something kept me too busy from reading her latest novel called Dark Tort and I want to get that asap! All the books are about a caterer who has a son, is divorced and re-married to a cop AND she always solves a mystery connected to her catering and there is always snow in Denver. I wish I could write like her!
Found a few of them!
"Trees high and low were hung with glittering ribbons of snow."
"Sunbeams slanting through the pines and aspen branches winked off errant flakes."
"Out here in the boondocks, the snow is seductively pretty."
"Through the thickening swirl of snowflakes . . . "
"As if on cue, the snow began to flutter down again . . . "
There are more -- I just have to re-locate them. . . hmmmm. maybe a new re-read of each title would be in order!
These are the titles of her books:
Dark Torte
Double Shot
The Last Suppers
Dying For Chocoalte
Killer Pancake
The Ceral Murders
The Grilling Season
Tough Cookie
Sticks and Scones
Chopping Spree
Catering To Nobody
The Main Corpse
Prime Cut
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I don't know the name of the flowers on the 2 first pictures, but on the last one, these flowers are called in Fance "Pâquerettes";
Lovely wild flowers that grow in the fields during the summer.
it seems to me that english name is "daisy" but I'm not sure;
Anyway, the 3 pics are beautiful
Very lovely! That top one is very unique!!
They are indeed ... the middle photo looks like it might be peonies... and the bottom photo is some variety of daisy .. the top one I have no idea as to what it is but its lovely.
:-Daryl
I don't know what any of them are either but they are very pretty.
I love the picture of the eating untensils on the door in the photo on Picture This yesterday. Thanks for all your photos!
Those are all lovely flowers.
I thought the 2nd one was carnations? beautiful whatever they are called.
these are lovely.
arlene,
University Place florist
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