The freesias are out; it must be spring. Photo: Su Leslie, 2015
This post started as Six Word Saturday but the words would have been “feeling too sick to post today.”
Zimmerbitch
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The freesias are out; it must be spring. Photo: Su Leslie, 2015
This post started as Six Word Saturday but the words would have been “feeling too sick to post today.”
Zimmerbitch 
Silent Sunday and peaceful too:)
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ahwz get well soon! And beautiful photo.. so eager to burst open and come to full bloom 🙂
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Thanks. I love freesias. They grow wild here and when we first arrived from the UK, my mum couldn’t believe it. They are expensive in Britain! She’d had them in her wedding bouquet, and here they are like weeds — albeit very fragrant weeds :-). Hope you’re doing ok. Smiles from rainy Auckland
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Get better soon
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Thank you 🙂
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🙂
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Hope you feel better soon, Saturday’s suggested title was not so good!
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Thank you Julie. I am feeling better today. The boy-child had a 24-hour flu-thing earlier in the week and I guess it was my turn 🙂
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Lovely photo. Good for flu-flinging. 🙂
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Thanks Mary. Nothing like pretty, fragrant flowers to cheer me up.
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My favorite flower, beautiful image. Get better soon!
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Thanks; feeling much better today.
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Happy to hear you are getting there. Hate these viruses 😦
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Thanks; I’m not normally very susceptible, and I’m glad this one passed quickly.
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Take it easy anyway
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I had freesias in my wedding bouquet too. Yes – they are expensive here too!
It’s a beautiful photo .. I think I would be happy to see them in bloom too 🙂
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It took my mum years before she got used to the fact that they grow like weeds here, and stopped pinching them from the roadside.:-)
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I think I’d still be inclined to fill the house with vases of freesia every spring!
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glad you’re feeling a bit better – a lot of flu around right now
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Thanks Maureen. I thought we’d dodged it again this year. The Big T is always the most susceptible of us because he travels so much. He was horribly ill at the beginning of the year after a trip to the US.
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Yes, travel is always a trigger
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Glad to read you are feeling better. Lovely picture, as always.
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Thank you Anabel. 🙂
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Silent but so rich in colour and beauty!Love the sweet fragrance of freesias,hope it’ll be the right elixir to make you feel better 🙂 💙🌟🍬🌹🍀
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Thank you Doda. I am feeling much better, though a little slower in mind that I’d like. Hope all is well with you. 🙂
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Just fine,thank you!Glad you feel better 🙂 Happy Tuesday ❤
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I would give anything to have somewhere to grow freesias, Su: my childhood is speaking to me of the way they grew all down the sloping back towards the river at the back of our house … The only other flower with the same strength of memory is the lupin. And I don’t have anywhere to grow those, either …
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I forget how fortunate I am to have a garden (easy to do when the lawn needs mowing and the vege patch is smothered in dandelion). Freesias are definitely the flower of my childhood.
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