I’m not a regular contributor to Cee’s challenges, but sometimes she says just the right word.
So when I saw her beautiful gardens for her Fun Foto Challenge, I knew I wished to link photos from this particular Roman garden to her challenge. Photos are from today, lunch too. Buon appetito!
Same goes for my new writer’s blog. It was built to feed. Today I created a special page on this blog – see above, it says NEW: WRITER’S BLOG – in order to keep track of and link to individual posts from there. The latest is a story in verse about two snakes I saw but cannot prove it with nothing but words.
And now inhale.
Photo: © signature mmm
The Mexi Movie II. (closed) 
Very pretty
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Thank you, Dan! Quite a feast for the senses.
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Oh lovely! So many unfamiliar flowers — just magical! 😀
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Thank you, Joey, I knew you’d love this. I don’t know many names either. But that’s okay, luckily they don’t need to be called by name to give us their scent. 🙂
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Your garden photos are spectacular. I’m so happy you could play along this week. You always delight me when you get a chance to participate. 😀
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Thank you, Cee! And I’m so glad every time you speak to me with your theme and lovely photos.
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Incredibly gorgeous. The white ones look like crown of thorns but I don’t see any thorns. Thanks for inviting us to your garden party.
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Ohh, Judy, but there are thorns, look at the third photo, lots of big thorns! So it must be it, thank you for giving it the name, and you’re always welcome (not my garden but the owner is very welcoming). Yesterday I saw your incredible subtropic garden too. It’s not possible to be sad surrounded by all these!
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Oh yes, you are right. They are definitely Crown of Thorns, but the varieties I have produce the flowers in a rectangular pattern like a pave arrangement–all flat and lined up. I’ve never seen white ones before either. Yours are beautiful.
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Gorgeous, Manja! And I LOVE Bestia under the table…♥
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Hihi, thank you, Leya, I think he likes to be as closest to the source as possible. 😀 It was great to catch up with you blog too.
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Thank you for the rain of likes!!!
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Oh, I know, there were so many but I was highly irregular in checking out people’s blogs lately. Catching up now!
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Absolutely beautiful gardens and flowers! Interesting about the pomegranate in bloom. I’ve grown some from seeds, but they never got very big. 🙂
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Thank you, Barbara. Here they grow into tall trees. And all photos are just from one special garden. 🙂
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Wonderful! That big pomegranate tree would be something to see in person! 🙂
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Nice post. And best wishes and luck with you new blog. And thanks, too, for visiting so many posts on my blog! Cheers!
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Thank you, RX! 🙂 And you’re welcome, I visit all, just that sometimes a lot of time passes in between.
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So beautiful, colorful! The orange flowers at the table are maybe my favorites out of these. But the best photo has to be the 2nd last one with bestia hiding under the table!! 😂 Never a dull moment with him, eh?!
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Amore’s father loves his flowers. 🙂 He’s doing everything himself. He has also given three plants to us to take them to my parents in Piran, Slovenia. 😀 Bestia is now much more polite than he used to be, if I only remember when he was little and chicken was on the table… We wished for some dull.
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Oh, poor bestia, restricted and polite 😉😊💕
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Noooot poor at all. 🙂 Spoilt. Like me. 😉
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