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"Insomniac. Couldnt relax so resorted to some wine.. finally body letting go of tension and ready to tackle another week.
How are you? "
Are you named after the Mexican flower bulb ? Haha |
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"Insomniac. Couldnt relax so resorted to some wine.. finally body letting go of tension and ready to tackle another week.
How are you?
Are you named after the Mexican flower bulb ? Haha"
Kind of..
'TUBEROSE
Queen of the night
Although the name contains the word ‘rose’, this flower has nothing to do with roses. (...)The tuberose is an adorable white explosion of flowers on a stem.(...) It certainly makes its presence - or at least its fragrance - felt at night. The clusters of flowers with lots of bells dramatically release their scent in the small hours: flowery, jasmine-like and honey-ish. There is even something animalistic about the scent. The tuberose can therefore be found in many exclusive perfumes.
(...)
SYMBOLISM
The tuberose symbolises new creations and dangerous pleasures. Let’s opt for the former! White represents purity , peace and innocence. It protects against evil spirits, so don’t place your bouquet in a vase, but always carry the flowers with you.'
^^some of the reasons
You wish you didn't ask eh? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Insomniac. Couldnt relax so resorted to some wine.. finally body letting go of tension and ready to tackle another week.
How are you?
Are you named after the Mexican flower bulb ? Haha
Kind of..
'TUBEROSE
Queen of the night
Although the name contains the word ‘rose’, this flower has nothing to do with roses. (...)The tuberose is an adorable white explosion of flowers on a stem.(...) It certainly makes its presence - or at least its fragrance - felt at night. The clusters of flowers with lots of bells dramatically release their scent in the small hours: flowery, jasmine-like and honey-ish. There is even something animalistic about the scent. The tuberose can therefore be found in many exclusive perfumes.
(...)
SYMBOLISM
The tuberose symbolises new creations and dangerous pleasures. Let’s opt for the former! White represents purity , peace and innocence. It protects against evil spirits, so don’t place your bouquet in a vase, but always carry the flowers with you.'
^^some of the reasons
You wish you didn't ask eh? "
Nah I’m a gardener so I know a little but not as much as all that hahah, the symbolism is pretty interesting to learn |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Insomniac. Couldnt relax so resorted to some wine.. finally body letting go of tension and ready to tackle another week.
How are you?
Are you named after the Mexican flower bulb ? Haha
Kind of..
'TUBEROSE
Queen of the night
Although the name contains the word ‘rose’, this flower has nothing to do with roses. (...)The tuberose is an adorable white explosion of flowers on a stem.(...) It certainly makes its presence - or at least its fragrance - felt at night. The clusters of flowers with lots of bells dramatically release their scent in the small hours: flowery, jasmine-like and honey-ish. There is even something animalistic about the scent. The tuberose can therefore be found in many exclusive perfumes.
(...)
SYMBOLISM
The tuberose symbolises new creations and dangerous pleasures. Let’s opt for the former! White represents purity , peace and innocence. It protects against evil spirits, so don’t place your bouquet in a vase, but always carry the flowers with you.'
^^some of the reasons
You wish you didn't ask eh?
Nah I’m a gardener so I know a little but not as much as all that hahah, the symbolism is pretty interesting to learn "
Oh that's lovely. It has pretty interesting history.. and a seductive reputation;-) but was also called flower of death by Victorians. Complicated. Like me I guess. |
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"Insomniac. Couldnt relax so resorted to some wine.. finally body letting go of tension and ready to tackle another week.
How are you?
Are you named after the Mexican flower bulb ? Haha
Kind of..
'TUBEROSE
Queen of the night
Although the name contains the word ‘rose’, this flower has nothing to do with roses. (...)The tuberose is an adorable white explosion of flowers on a stem.(...) It certainly makes its presence - or at least its fragrance - felt at night. The clusters of flowers with lots of bells dramatically release their scent in the small hours: flowery, jasmine-like and honey-ish. There is even something animalistic about the scent. The tuberose can therefore be found in many exclusive perfumes.
(...)
SYMBOLISM
The tuberose symbolises new creations and dangerous pleasures. Let’s opt for the former! White represents purity , peace and innocence. It protects against evil spirits, so don’t place your bouquet in a vase, but always carry the flowers with you.'
^^some of the reasons
You wish you didn't ask eh?
Nah I’m a gardener so I know a little but not as much as all that hahah, the symbolism is pretty interesting to learn
Oh that's lovely. It has pretty interesting history.. and a seductive reputation;-) but was also called flower of death by Victorians. Complicated. Like me I guess. "
So I have heard ! Several requests for the Diet Coke advert man cutting grass lol, lots of flowers have that reputation to do with death Which is interesting and nah being complicated is better than being easy haha |
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"It is indeed Monday and it's my birthday too 
Having a chilled one with my lovely Swingfellow (Same as since lockdown started!!)  "
Happy birthday lovely lady x |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Insomniac. Couldnt relax so resorted to some wine.. finally body letting go of tension and ready to tackle another week.
How are you?
Are you named after the Mexican flower bulb ? Haha
Kind of..
'TUBEROSE
Queen of the night
Although the name contains the word ‘rose’, this flower has nothing to do with roses. (...)The tuberose is an adorable white explosion of flowers on a stem.(...) It certainly makes its presence - or at least its fragrance - felt at night. The clusters of flowers with lots of bells dramatically release their scent in the small hours: flowery, jasmine-like and honey-ish. There is even something animalistic about the scent. The tuberose can therefore be found in many exclusive perfumes.
(...)
SYMBOLISM
The tuberose symbolises new creations and dangerous pleasures. Let’s opt for the former! White represents purity , peace and innocence. It protects against evil spirits, so don’t place your bouquet in a vase, but always carry the flowers with you.'
^^some of the reasons
You wish you didn't ask eh? "
Ah very interesting indeed! "New creations and dangerous pleasures" very suitable! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"It is indeed Monday and it's my birthday too
Having a chilled one with my lovely Swingfellow (Same as since lockdown started!!) "
Happy birthday hope you can manage to have a nice day despite of lockdown. |
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By *anky_PankyWoman
over a year ago
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"It is indeed Monday and it's my birthday too
Having a chilled one with my lovely Swingfellow (Same as since lockdown started!!)
Happy birthday hope you can manage to have a nice day despite of lockdown. "
Aww thank you |
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By *anky_PankyWoman
over a year ago
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"It is indeed Monday and it's my birthday too
Having a chilled one with my lovely Swingfellow (Same as since lockdown started!!)
Happy Birthday Hanky, hope you a good one "
Fingers crossed! Thank you xx |
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"It is indeed Monday and it's my birthday too
Having a chilled one with my lovely Swingfellow (Same as since lockdown started!!)
Happy Birthday Hanky, hope you a good one
Fingers crossed! Thank you xx"
Happy birthday Hanky!  |
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"Insomniac. Couldnt relax so resorted to some wine.. finally body letting go of tension and ready to tackle another week.
How are you?
Are you named after the Mexican flower bulb ? Haha
Kind of..
'TUBEROSE
Queen of the night
Although the name contains the word ‘rose’, this flower has nothing to do with roses. (...)The tuberose is an adorable white explosion of flowers on a stem.(...) It certainly makes its presence - or at least its fragrance - felt at night. The clusters of flowers with lots of bells dramatically release their scent in the small hours: flowery, jasmine-like and honey-ish. There is even something animalistic about the scent. The tuberose can therefore be found in many exclusive perfumes.
(...)
SYMBOLISM
The tuberose symbolises new creations and dangerous pleasures. Let’s opt for the former! White represents purity , peace and innocence. It protects against evil spirits, so don’t place your bouquet in a vase, but always carry the flowers with you.'
^^some of the reasons
You wish you didn't ask eh? "
See I love information like this. Thanks for the exlanation |
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