3.6.09

Thought shall not die

I came across this picture yesterday and it made me smile. Anyone who knows me, knows I'm obsessed with flowers. From my perfume ( 'Daisy' by Marc Jacobs' or 'FlowerBomb' Viktor and Rolf) to a giant collage on my wall, duvet cover, myriad dresses and even a range of earrings, it's fair to say - this is a fully fledged obsession! And it is one that I developed at a very young age. When no one was around to play, or the adults were busy talking, I would go out to the garden to pick lavender and roses - to squash. Pressing flowers is a rather old past time, ( that my dear neighbour taught me) , but I believe it's one in need of a comeback!

I used to just stick them in books found lying around the house, wait till I remembered ( or my mother found them) and then stick them on my wall. I have since been introduced to a more comprehensive 'how to'. You can follow it HERE. Dreamy!

5 comments:

annie said...

Was listening to you guys on radio active this morning. Nice work and good luck for Auckland!

This post also makes me smile as I use to press flowers in my childhood books as well and I still find some when I return home and flick through them. Very sweet post. :)

M said...

YONIC.

LVS said...

ha! Very. I'll do a phalic post just for you. Actually I am going to Auckland...and have you seen that Skytower?!

M said...

Haha, yes please dedicate a phallic post to me. Skytower certainly fits the category. Also, so did the poached eggs I made the other day - check it out on f'book. Scary stuff.

Anonymous said...

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