Happy Monday. I’m doing a short blog as there’s a long verse for you to read. The Valentine’s Day word for yesterday was FLOWERS. I did a rather long piece about a man sending six days worth of Valentine’s Day flowers to his love. The man says how he feels through the bouquets.
I did an acrostic using flowers. Years ago I did a piece about roses telling a story. I think that triggered the idea behind the piece about the six days of bouquets.
Terry’s word for Sunday was FALLACY. I decided to do the piece that sending or giving flowers is just a fallacy that it’s not a mandatory gift for Valentine’s Day.
I already received my gift from my husband. A week early but that’s fine. I received a bottle of Tequila Rose. It’s a tasty drink I enjoy. It is also pink; one of Valentine’s colors.
I finished off with the February 7th wacky holidays piece.
Until tomorrow....if you watched the Super Bowl hope you enjoyed the outcome. I know in my area everyone did. Someone in my neighborhood shoot off fires after the game. Have a great Monday and as always Stay Safe.
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FLOWERS
Florist delivered a dazzling bouquet of
various flowers
Lavender and orange roses so lovely
Orchids quite delicate and exquisite
White roses and colorful gerbera daisies
Each flower symbolizes a specific meaning
Red roses, red carnations and baby’s breath
Such an expression of love conveyed in a
crystal vase
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SAYING IT WITH FLOWERS
He sent her flowers each day
beginning on the ninth of February
six days of celebrating Valentine’s Day
a handmade card accompanying each
delivery with a special message
Day One
Six lavender roses....symbolizing
enchantment
the card message:
It was love at first glance
Day Two
A bouquet of colorful daisies....symbolic of
joy and happiness
the message:
You bring me delight each and every
day
Day Three
Six dark red carnations....indicating
affection
six pink carnations....for gratitude
The note:
I am grateful to have you in my life
All my love for you
Day Four
A dozen red roses....signifying love
One yellow rose....for friendship
he wrote on the card:
You are not only the one I love but my
dearest best friend
Day Five
Six orchids of various
shades....exemplifying beauty
his message so sweet:
You are beautiful, exotic and rare like
the orchid
Day Six
A dozen white roses....expressing
everlasting love
Six orange roses....denoting desire
She cried at the message:
My love and desire for you is everlasting
Please answer YES!
He had a hard time expressing his words
verbally so he said it with flowers and his
handwritten words
Six days of flowers and words of
endearment
She wondered how he planned to ask the
big question
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FALLACY GIFT
A fallacy that one needs to send flowers
for Valentine’s Day
Flowers are just a marketing ploy for the
florist
A bouquet will eventually wilt and be toss
out
Rather she hoped he give her a box of
chocolates,
bottle of champagne
and a gift card to a bookstore
She could enjoy the candy, sip champagne
and read the books
She’d always have them to reread again
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FEBRUARY 7th WACKY HOLIDAYS
(National Fettuccine Alfredo Day; Laura
Ingalls Wilder Day; Popcorn Day and
Super Bowl Sunday)
The fettuccine Alfredo quite tasty
and the Pinot Noir crisp
A satisfying lunch on a rainy day
I will sit and read a Laura Ingalls Wilder
book
till it’s time for sports on the TV
A big bowl of buttery popcorn
a few ice cold longnecks
and shots of vanilla whiskey
as the Super Bowl plays out
I’m only watching the commercials
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