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Smudger879n Posted Aug 18, 2004
Its funny how music, fashion or even a smell, can bring back a memory that happened years earlier
Ah! yes, I remember life before the dreaded tights were invented!!!! they were the days
Smudger
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Paganmoon - Crazy as Ever Posted Aug 18, 2004
evening folk....
tights... lol.... if you can imagine a robbers face with a stocking over it, well just think how your bum must look in tights...
i love the smell of lavender, always relaxes me....
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smurfles Posted Aug 18, 2004
evening all..i have some lovely scents in the garden,,,i have herbs in tubs,and they are relaxing.i have rosemary,which reminds me of london,because that was the first time i tried it,and i have mint,and lemon thyme,and lavender in the rockery.In the front gnt garden i have evening primrose....that smells wonderful!!!Best of all i like the smell of the grass when it's just rained..s all round!!
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Paganmoon - Crazy as Ever Posted Aug 18, 2004
evening sal...
i like the smell of grass but it makes me sneeze... hay fever...
i have lavender and rosemary in tubs in the back garden.... rosemary signifies rememberance... so really it should remind you of something...
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Mistygirl Posted Aug 19, 2004
Hi there everyone
I have herbs in my garden right by my bench were i sit in the evening ( weather permitting)and the honeysuckle has realy done well this year,its wonderfull out there anytime,but at night i find it so peacefull and relaxing.I love the smell of the sea too,and a baby thats just been bathed and powdered,,,,,
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Smudger879n Posted Aug 19, 2004
I love the smell of the garden just after a down pour of rain
We have a large bush in our garden, I dont know what it is, but it smell great after a soaking
Smudger,
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smurfles Posted Aug 19, 2004
And fresh ground coffee!!!!!
just as an after thought,has anyone got a buglia(sp?) bush.They attract all the butterflies,my friend had one , and it was beautiful.
san,i love honeysuckle too,but don't have one planted yet.i lost the last one ,think it was in the wrong place!
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Mistygirl Posted Aug 20, 2004
Morning sal
I have a buddleir(?SP)friend from work gave me a cutting last year,its been lovely.i have gor climbing roses in with honeysuckle,so you can imagin the smell that i get,only thing is this year the snails like them too,did'nt know they could climb so high,just go out at night and pick them off,
xxSan
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Mistygirl Posted Aug 20, 2004
Hi abbi
How are you,
My daughter often buys me miniture roses in pots for the house on special occasions,but instead of throwing them away when thay get past their best i have been replanting them outside in my patio tubs,i now have several,diferent colours,they are all growing well and into larger sizes,it is a lovely memory kept going, every time i sit on my bench and look at them i can think back to the time Kerry gave them to me
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Paganmoon - Crazy as Ever Posted Aug 20, 2004
evening folks....
san, sounds lovely hun... i'm not green fingered meself but do love the fragrance of flowers, not much good for my hayfever tho'...
still what's a sneeze now and then...
hope everyone is well out there... s all round....
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Smudger879n Posted Aug 29, 2004
Hey! that was close
this thread almost went off the screen altogether
Its been going for so long as well, (as long as I can remember)
Smudger,
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abbi normal "Putting on the Ritz" with Dr Frankenstein Posted Aug 29, 2004
Misty I love your memory garden idea
I wondered about those miniature roses they are so sweet,nice to know they can continue outside!
I have a mothers garden that has all things from the Moms.
Friendship garden has starts and favorites of friends.
Then there is a memorial garden for those whom have passed on.
Still waiting and collecting for my fairy garden.
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Smudger879n Posted Aug 29, 2004
OOPS! PM, didnt mean to frighten you
Just didnt want the thread to drift away
Abbi, speaking of roses, I have 4 large bushes to trim this year, coz they are far too high even taller than me
Smudger,
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