Oh! Hello…what are you, friend
How quickly you caught my eye
Who sent you, to grow wildly green
When will you reveal yourself to me
Where have you come from, my dear
Why do I find you irresistible and sexy
Oh! Hello…what are you, friend
How quickly you caught my eye
Who sent you, to grow wildly green
When will you reveal yourself to me
Where have you come from, my dear
Why do I find you irresistible and sexy
Oldest Daughter & Red Headed Sister 
This put a smile on my face Audrey. So cute and fun, and maybe a little playful.
I love that, “Why do I find you irresistible and sexy”. Great.
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Totally playful, Staci. 🙂 Giggle
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Tee Hee
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Reminds me of a fiddlehead fern. I think they’re only in the Pacific Northwest though. Supposed to tatse … interesting with salmone grilled on a cedar plank. Nice poem and Tribbles Audrey. 🙂
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Really? Now that is interesting. I wonder if I’d try them? Thank you, Michael. (Thank you for checking my spelling on that Star Trek creature, as well. I didn’t take the time to check on the spelling. I was in a hurry.)
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I would like to say you’re welcome, but I didn’t notice you had misspelled it. I was a Trekkie once upon a time.:-) I think the flavor is supposed to be similar to asparagus, texture too.
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Thank you, Michael. I have to admit I have never been much for Star Trek. 🙂 I was hoping someone would find the humor in my suggestion. Hmm, I like asparagus.
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Awesome! We’re all waiting for that!
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Thank you, Duke! We are? Do you wonder, too?
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All the time! But it was just hailing here.
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*smiles* Do you…tell me. That sort of weather is actually my favorite. I love stormy weather. I don’t like the destruction of the hail, but the smell… You know, there really is nothing better than a rain storm in the evening hours. It turns everything green and makes for lovely moments.
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Yes, I like the smell too…but…but the rain dampens the grass! And sports can’t be played. Not that I play anymore. I just like the dry sunny days!
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Tell me…please. Do you like them a lot? What is your favorite sport to play in the grass? I don’t want rain all the time, Duke! Just when the romance calls for it. Sunny days are best.
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Throwing knives, I think.
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Sounds dangerous.
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It’s really not that bad.
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This particular green friend would gain my respect and a curve of my mower, Audrey. Nice indeed.
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Aww, how sweet of you. Isn’t he something?
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That was great, Audrey, but how did you get all those foxes to lay in your garden 😉
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Thank you, Richard! I think they’re Trebles from Star Trek, actually. Haha! You know, I hold the power of getting a fox to bend my way, at times. They too, like bacon and black coffee.
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Multi-talented 🙂
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No..the bacon and coffee do all the work, I assure you. I haven’t any true talent.
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You bought the bacon and coffee that has to count for something!
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It was hard work, too. I’m amazed I had any left when I got home.
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LOL
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🙂 You really shouldn’t laugh at shy girls. We blush easily.
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If blush back but worse
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Truly is no saving us, is there?
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Nope
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I’m okay with that, Richard. 🙂
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Love the poem. What are those fuzzy things in the picture?
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Thanks, Charles. Maybe they are Trebles from Star Trek…
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Evil loofahs!
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Hahaha! I thought you’d like that. (I have no idea. I didn’t plant them…)
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Awesome, Audry! I little fern. I have some of those coming up too. YAY!!!! xx Amy
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Thank you, Amy. Just a little silly something this morning to enjoy. You do, they are marvelous. Cute little things. Yay!!
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They are the coolest. I have a shot of one that looks like something from another world. Mother is so incredible! xx
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Someone asked what those furry things are. Any idea? I didn’t plant them, nor am I a seasoned gardener.
You should post it, Amy. I’d love to see it. She truly is, my friend. xx
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I think I have the perfect words in mind, so either today I’ll work on it (I have another one, a rather complex one I am working on today as well) or tomorrow. This thing looks so cool, like a creature from another planet. I think I will take my camera and get some more shots of it from different angles. It is way cool. [GRIN]
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Fun! I’ll be waiting to see those photos, Amy. Good luck with your writing today. 🙂
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Aw, thanks, Audry. That means a lot to me. I have workmen here today putting in windows so my quiet is shattered. Perhaps I will go outside, find a quiet spot and gaze at this baby fern to bring the perfect words to the surface. xx and (((HUGS))) Amy
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A perfect way to receive the message, Amy. Monday is mowing day here…tis too loud to think for me, as well. We shall muster through.
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Yes, together we shall. Thank you, Audry. There is always my CD player I can plug into if I have to. Good luck!! xx
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A girls gotta do what a girls gotta do, Amy. Good luck!
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(smilng)
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