Oldie song lyrics unlikely to captivate today's youth
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Comments (34)Mainly, I love how roses look. There's something romantic about it being a ROSE specifically (and not some other flower that just looks like a rose.) Beauty and the Beast was always my favorite fairytale, so I have these visions of huge piles of roses (thorns and all) covering a fairytale castle... or filling up a wild area. I love the idea of a "Secret Garden" or a mysterious statue concealed by roses. I love the smell and am finding the history of older roses really interesting, too. I find the more complex and varied blooms of the OGRs and DAs more romantic and interesting to me than the typical Hybrid Tea. There are still some hybrid teas that I like... but it just seems that so many of them are so much all the same (only a change in color...) that they're a bit like azaleas to me,... I'm just a bit tired of them. I have an attraction to some simpler single-bloom OGRs, too... because I used to see them growing wild around my parent's house in Charleston, South Carolina. There were also a lot of Lady Banks roses ... and when I was a kid, I had my own personal Tiffany Hybrid tea. I used to draw detailed pictures of roses when I was a kid. The past couple of years I've been really interested in the 18th century and Victorian times... I've even been making some costumes from those time period and reading biographies about famous women in those time periods... so... naturally the roses from those times are fascinating to me, too. The idea that I could be growing something that one of these women I read about had is really charming to me! I've found in the very brief time that I've been learning more about old roses... that each one of the classes and even roses within those classes are SO different! While most Hybrid Tea roses have the same growth pattern, bush shape and thorn-type, etc... OGRs and the like seem to all be different! I was shocked the first time I saw an Alba and a Moss rose,... so totally different! I think this is really fun and interesting. I tend to like the slightly wild and slightly messy style of cottage gardens anyway. I also really like the changing of seasons and once-blooming types of flowers, too... like I really like wisteria and ornamental cherry trees. Many people say "wouldn't you prefer a plant that blooms more than one week out of a year." ... but I watch that plant every day for months beforehand... and the week it blooms, it's very special to me. I actually kindof like how bare a wisteria and cherry tree are in the winter... and similarly, some roses. The bare shape of the plant is beautiful to me, and then the contrast when it blooms, is all the more appealing....See MoreFavorite musicians
Comments (92)atk, hurrah, another fan! I actually love a lot of the songs on his Taylor Swift cover album...such an unlikely matchup. CindyMac, I also love Brandi Carlile. I had never heard of her until we saw Sheryl Crow several years ago and Brandi was the opening act...I actually enjoyed her performance better than Sheryl Crow's. Since then, I have seen Brandi C. a couple more times in concert and she puts on a fantastic show....See MoreShare your favorite book, song and movie
Comments (64)This is difficult to narrow down. Here goes: Book: "To Kill a Mockingbird". I read it at least once a year. Song: "Till There Was You" , Beatles. DH and I used to sing it to our babies. He would play it on the guitar and we would both sing. Maybe that's why they went to sleep so quickly-to escape our singing! Movie: Dr. Zhivago. On a snowy night DH and I went to see the movie and were only a handful of those who braved the storm to see it. It was in an old theater with the red velvet drapes around the screen. It was a very romantic, memorable date night! History behind Dr. Zhivago...See MoreAnyone Else Been Watching Country Music Documentary on PBS?
Comments (73)The castigation can end over the wrong word choice. A quick word choice perhaps better replaced with something else. Let's call it an "annoying, unwanted nickname" that for whatever reason is disliked. Your name is Allison, you hate being called Ally, and your siblings do so when they want to annoy you. I think that's what's happened in this thread. I didn't make up the issue, it's there. I pointed out that it was odd for a local to use it. Those making a weak and childish effort to be annoying by insisting on finding multiple instances of use (that everyone knows about) are welcome to do so. It's not particularly clever but the word doesn't bother me. Call me Ally if you want. Like most people around here, I don't use "Frisco". If you want to, go ahead. What is annoying is people making an effort to be annoying....See More- 6 years ago
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