P.S. Thanks, S.C. Torch Lily, Kniphofia uvaria it is. Does anyone know what the blue-green plants with purple flowers on a stalk in the foreground are?
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3 hours ago
Tuesday, June 14, 2011
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You mock, but isn't Chicago getting ready for increased tropical-style heat & humidity in the coming yrs.?
Kudos to you sir, for setting the story straight (read: deceiving the masses) about our beloved, beautiful state, so much more than abandoned rustpiles, doofus politicians & underachieving sports teams.
I love fhe beautiful white sand beaches of Ohio.
but isn't Chicago getting ready for increased tropical-style heat & humidity in the coming yrs.?
Getting ready???
Thundra- I thought I had left a comment last night, but don't see it... perhaps I left it on another post, or perhaps a dream post... beautiful fleurs. That rose looks like the rambler on the side of my house.
True story: I used to live in Dayton. What an armpit.
Jennifer, I don't see anything waiting in moderation, and the spam folder has the usual spam. You did send me an email though...
VS, I've been to Dayton...
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I realized I had been in the middle of leaving a comment (email was sent first) when I was beckoned by someone else. I think I thought I'd get back to post it, but never did...
so pretty
I love fhe beautiful white sand beaches of Ohio.
Pffftttt, the beaches of Arkansas are so much nicer!
VS, I've been to Dayton...
But you've never been to you?
Pffftttt, the beaches of Arkansas are so much nicer!
That goes without saying, B^4!
the beaches of Arkansas
Too many film crews there spoiling it.
Mmmm, purple.
Red-hot pokers (Knipholia uvaria) also too.
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