He loves me... he loves me not (in Portuguese: bem me quer, mal me quer). A little girl plucking the petals of a daisy... can you relate to that? I can! I wonder if this is a common rhyme in all countries, well, it is here in Brazil. Daisies are here... and it means Spring is here too!
This is my contribution to Today's Flowers hosted by Santilli.
Sunday, October 26, 2008
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I hope you'll get only all the 'Loves me' :)
Beautiful capture!
Beautiful Margariten flowers and pictures.
- Cheers Gisela.
Beauty as we feel it is something indescribable;
what it is or what it means can never be said.
- George Santayana
Beautiful daisies and fun rhyme. ;-) Thanks for including the Portuguese translation, too. I like to learn something new. ;-)
Beijos,
Paz
I love daisies! They're so happy :)
Lovely Beautiful White Daisies.
Daisies are my very favorite and I love these shots! As a young girl and still today I love the 'loves me' rhyme. When I doodle flowers I always make sure the petals are odd numbered so it always works out.
We're expecting snow flurries so I envy your spring.
Thank you, they are the meadow flowers of my European youth and mean summer solstace and bringing home the cows decked with garlands of Marguerites,Poppies and Corn Flowers.
Beautiful photos.
Uma das flores mais comuns e no entanto tão bela!
Belíssimas fotos.
I love daisies ... I carried them as my wedding bouquet! I guess that meant he loved me! LOL
What lovely photos you posted! ♥
Beautiful spring photos, Cris....Now that spring is gone for long in these parts, I am gonna enjoy the beauty from your part of the world...:)
and daisy are my fav. flowers too (after sunflowers, that is) :)
So beautiful and delicate, Cris!
I will wait for you on Ecological Day, next 2th November!
Have a nice week ahead!
Beijos.
I SO love these daisy pictures! :)
I had to be reminded that it is spring there just as it is fall here...but yes, that rhyme is something I grew up with, as well...
That, and rubbing buttercups under the chin as a child and if it was yellow, it meant you liked boys. (It was before we wanted to like boys!) ;)
Blessings,
~Tammy
That rhyme is definately one all little girls here sing while picking petals at sometime when they are young. Daisies are one of my favorite flowers and were my wedding bouquet as well.
Springtime sounds wonderful...
Fall is pretty but it is hard to enjoy when I know winter is on the way.
Love your photos.
Hope you are doing well.
Hugs,
Oh how beautiful!!! Love these flowers so much!
You have spring there ...here is fall now.
So nice to have friend around the world :o)
hugs
Stefanie
I have an award for you on my blog. Please stop by to pick it up when you get a chance.
Paz
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