A fine photo, but see little Claude too, in that new photo she chooses to show us now. What a fresh young sweetie. More precious but just as fragile (on a slightly different timescale) than any flower. Events have tried to stamp her down from time to time, I'm sure, but, with some effort, she still resists. An inspiration. As are the flowers.
@Andrew - Thank you! The photo is in Remembrance of Things Past (À la recherche du temps perdu). The girl, on the beach, was 13. Dying every night, to be reborn every morning...:-)
I thought it was a viola. Flowers much like this in the US are called 'johnny jump ups'. They're very pretty whatever the name.
ReplyDeleteSplendid!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty and profuse.
ReplyDeleteAlways good to see violas and not of the musical kind!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty and profuse.
ReplyDeleteA fine photo, but see little Claude too, in that new photo she chooses to show us now. What a fresh young sweetie. More precious but just as fragile (on a slightly different timescale) than any flower. Events have tried to stamp her down from time to time, I'm sure, but, with some effort, she still resists. An inspiration. As are the flowers.
ReplyDeleteJust as fragile "as" any flower Scotty, not "than"...
ReplyDeleteSometimes I despair of you...
@Don QuiScotie - We never despair of Andrew!
ReplyDelete@Andrew - Thank you! The photo is in Remembrance of Things Past (À la recherche du temps perdu). The girl, on the beach, was 13. Dying every night, to be reborn every morning...:-)
Don QuickScotie disappeared....Ah well. Autant en emporte le vent!
ReplyDeleteWho made me disappear?
ReplyDeleteNot me.
Foul play? A windmillish robot?
I see! Always remember to look down
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