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COUNT THE GARDEN BY THE FLOWERS, NEVER BY THE LEAVES THAT FALL.
COUNT YOUR LIFE WITH SMILES AND NOT THE TEARS THAT ROLL.
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Monday, August 10, 2009

A Celebration of Colours at Floria 2009 (Part 2)

Colours as I see it.
Orange - Yellow Chrysanthemums.
This is for the sunshine in my life.
Click on the photo and you shall see a beautiful butterfly.
See what I mean?

Lavender - Fragrances, scents and things that I love.

Yellow is for warmth and friendship.

Green is for peace, nature and the environment.

Red is for happiness and good luck.

Pink - I see affection and kindness.

Peach is for longevity and immortality.

8 sweet words:

  1. Beautiful flowers, such wonderful colors.
    Sunny :)

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  2. Wow this is a good one! Good explanation of the colours. I like the peach flower in last photo :-D Have a beautiful Monday.

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  3. Is that the Chrysanthemums people use for tea?.... Belle, I know these flowers are beautiful, but they place flowers in thousands, huh you just become "rambang mata"...
    ~bangchik

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  4. Sunny, Stephanie, thank you for the nice comments.

    Bangchik, the first picture is chrysanthemum. Yes, can make chrysanthemum tea, but maybe not this one. Some can be eaten too, I mean the petals. And yes, you are right. Rambang mata saya melihat segala bunga-bunga yang ada di Floria 2009.

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  5. What gorgeous chrysanthemums and so many other beauties! Thanks for sharing.

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  6. Daisy, thank you for the nice comments. Glad to see you here.

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  7. A riot of colours! I missed the event:(( Thanks for sharing.

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  8. Sunshine girl, don't worry. There'll be another one soon.

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