there have been too many words
and not enough pictures.
Today is
the Monday Morning of Freshers Week
(pause for Deep Breath)
and I don't want anything
that is going to make my brain hurt.
Here is an intense Dahlia experience.
I hope that it doesn't give you
tunnel
vision.
This is what life is like
if you are a bee.
Or an earwig.
How exciting for all those shiny new students bursting with potential. Hope they're kind to you...
ReplyDeleteI love your pictures, flowers, colours...joy.
ReplyDeletePaola
Being a bee or an earwig doesn't seem at all bad. Hope you have a good start to the week with all the new students.
ReplyDeleteThose pictures could brighten any day! Will be thinking of you and all the Freshers... K x
ReplyDeleteLovely flowers! Perhaps you could show them to students - they're sure to have hurting brains (or maybe heads, to be more specific!). Monday in the office makes my brain hurt, so flowers are just the ticket.
ReplyDeletePomona x
Pretty flowers. Is it just me who sees all those freshers as fair game to torment??
ReplyDeleteHaving worked a twelve hour shift on Saturday so that a fresher and her parents could go to uni, (and knowing that particular fresher rather well) .... hope you have the paracetamols handy! :O)
ReplyDeleteBeing an earwig is not a good thing to be in our house - they are despatched with great haste to the great dahlia in the sky - however here at Chez Bebbs we love bees and welcome them with open arms - fortunately there are other plants in the garden which attract bees as I don't grow dahlias so I don't encounter too many earwigs
ReplyDeleteJust a thought - whoever invented earwigs and slugs? - I've yet to find a valid reason for their existence
Busy bees here, too, but it was nice to stop racing around for a moment to sigh over your dahlias. Oops, time's up! Off to talk about sedimentary rocks... xo
ReplyDeletegorgeous flower photos...going on a little float from blog to blog...to see if I can find some new ones I have not yet encountered...xxx
ReplyDeleteOooh.
ReplyDeleteLove dahlias!The dark red is my favorite.
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