Here are some flowers. Just because they are pretty. No social analysis or class correlation. Although, now that I think about it, they do look a little bit like the flowers my mother organized for my youngest sister’s wedding. Hmm. M. Foucault would probably say culture is inescapable. But for now, let’s pretend I just find these pretty. Maybe some other people will too. And that’s very nice.
Image: Flowerwild
Am I serious? Privilege? Yes. At least when I'm not joking. While privilege can teach you what shoes to wear with navy blue, and how to do beige linen at all, nothing beats the privilege of being alive. So let's talk style, in the context of culture, and look at beautiful things. For more, please go here. Or you can reach me at my email: skyepeale@yahoo.com. That's the name I wanted to be called when I was 16. Ah. 16....
3:15 pm
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Beautiful! A lovely flower arrangement always brightens my day. Thanks for the good cheer.
3:17 pm
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Beautiful flowers and color. Thanks for sharing!! Connie
5:56 pm
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Very pretty. As I blog in my dining room at the moment, I'm admiring a bouquet of peach color roses that were given to my daughter this weekend for a children's summer theatre performance.
6:50 pm
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I agree…very pretty!
9:15 pm
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lovely… sometimes beauty is a good enough reason to stop and stare :)
4:47 am
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Absolutely love the color of those dahlias.
8:32 am
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are they in the bathroom? kitchen sink? I want them.
8:39 am
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Very pretty.
9:21 am
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These are from Flowerwild's blog. If you like flowers, they, and saipua, are so far my favorites in the flower world. I wish they were in my kitchen:) but that must be the Flowerwild workspace? Peach roses aren't too shabby either…
11:22 am
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These are really pretty Miss LPC, we also like the peach-colored roses, they have such a lush look.
Hope your week is excellent!
tp
9:32 am
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Very Pretty! I gravitate towards orange and yellow flowers too!