Weeds Are Flowers Too, Once You get To know Them~ Eeyore from Winnie the Pooh
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Sunday, May 3, 2009
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Weeds Are Flowers Too, Once You get To know Them~ Eeyore from Winnie the Pooh
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That is a very true statement that can be applied to more than just plants. Beautiful shot.
ReplyDeleteI just love that quote! I've never heard in before!
ReplyDeleteEeyore knew a thing or two.
ReplyDeleteTotally agree! I'm going to write that quote out and stick it somewhere.
ReplyDeleteI think I remember this from that book "The Tao of Pooh"
ReplyDeleteLove it, KK!
Beautiful floweed, too.
~Lisa
I am sitting here in Norway, feeling that if I could breath so deep the air is coming all the way to you...
ReplyDeleteHave a nice day.
Great shot. Just want to puff those seeds on their merry way!! Must admit we were expecting to see a photo of a horse. Do horses eat dandelions?
ReplyDeleteno, no pooh, the only place for those things is in Baasha's mouth!
ReplyDeletethat is the only redeeming quality to this yellow infestation - the horses LOVE them!
~lytha, in a yellow dappled land
Nice shot and good quote. Love Eeyore(we used to call my horse that).
ReplyDeleteGreat quote and I love the shot. I call plants I don't plant volunteers. Sometimes I have volunteers that are plants people pay a lot of money for and sometimes they are traditionally thought of as weeds. As long as they aren't interfering with another plant I like or are too invasive, I tend to think of volunteer plants as gifts.
ReplyDeleteLovely angle. We have quite a few of those 'flowers' in our garden.
ReplyDeleteSo true,so true.Nice shot,looks good in B&W.
ReplyDeletepretty ...
ReplyDeleteSo true! Every species has a purpose. My grandmother made a wonderful sorbet from it, and her sister made wine.
ReplyDeleteThanks ya'll!! It turned out kinda cool..my get on the floor shot~
ReplyDeleteAnne...it worked..your breath from Norway took the little seeds further along in my garden!
GREENSBORO DAILYPHOTO....Yeppers...bet you were thinking sometyhing like seeing a horse at a blog called 'ALLHORSESTUFF"!!!
Yes,the equines, they love the Dandelions..it is good for cleansing the liver, not that they realize this fact! There is a "false dandelion" though..it causes a nervious system malfunction in horses..makes them not be able to walk and put thier hind legs down.
Gray Horse...cute name for a horse..bet I know what the temperment was like!
Carver...yes the ever familar "Volunteers"..I have a passle of blue ones!
Eshter..yummy wine and sorbet!
Great shot! And just have to love Eeyore :)
ReplyDeleteWeeds are just flowers misunderstood! Eeyore was and is one of my favorites!
ReplyDeleteSo true! Just look at horseradish, it's a so called weed....yum! we love it!!!
ReplyDeleteGood picture!
~Jane and Gilly~
Beautiful capture, and great quote!
ReplyDeleteKacy...I wish I would have run into you on the trails...it is gorgeous out there!!! Maddy is doing good...I will give you a call this week.
ReplyDeleteHow cute! I love that. Eeyore says the cutest things. Thanks for visiting me and I actually hate bees too:)
ReplyDeleteNice shot, my grandma used to say a weed is just an out of place flower..:-)
ReplyDeleteLove the angle of the shot and composition. Very well done.
ReplyDeleteLovely quote. My daughter would definitely agree - she LOVES to blow the seeds off "grandpa flowers", as she calls them.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful monochrome picture, and I love the winnie the pooh quote, it's perfect!
ReplyDeleteI, too, agree with Eeyore. Dandelions are hard to resist -
ReplyDeleteI just have to blow on one of those if I see it. It's an extreme temptation! Nice shot, by the way.
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