Beautiful color... The white against all the green and brown (and purple? leaf).... They remind of the small daisies we would put in our hair as kids..
completely conflicted about the Roman Polanski thing.
The only film of his I've ever seen was 'The Pianist' - but that was overwhelmingly powerful.
Horrendous trauma in his life, yes -
But -
wasn't 'The Pianist' all about overcoming horrendous trauma with dignity and morality intact? Choosing to be the kind of person you want to be, no matter what someone else does to you?
no excuse for abusing a child,and the chance that there was some kind of misunderstanding/extenuating circumstances/whatever seems nullified by his guilty plea.
Oh. So pretty. I love this, Julia.
ReplyDeletewhat a beautiful clump of flowers. nice to see some still flourish in the changing weather. hope all is well.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful color... The white against all the green and brown (and purple? leaf).... They remind of the small daisies we would put in our hair as kids..
ReplyDeleteLast flowers of the season? Very pretty. I love daisies.
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my blog. =)
Very pretty and cheery Julia. :)
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! It gives the impression of a domestic flower gone wild. Such a pleasant scene. Happy WW
ReplyDeletecompletely conflicted about the Roman Polanski thing.
ReplyDeleteThe only film of his I've ever seen was 'The Pianist' - but that was overwhelmingly powerful.
Horrendous trauma in his life, yes -
But -
wasn't 'The Pianist' all about overcoming horrendous trauma with dignity and morality intact? Choosing to be the kind of person you want to be, no matter what someone else does to you?
no excuse for abusing a child,and the chance that there was some kind of misunderstanding/extenuating circumstances/whatever seems nullified by his guilty plea.
Lovely, like to have those in a small jar on my kitchen table!
ReplyDeleteOh wow, so gorgeous -- the late flowers are sometimes the most beautiful of all. :)
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