They are the essence of Spring.
Poetry is the synthesis of hyacinths and biscuits. Carl Sandberg
And, I love biscuits with grape jelly and gravy poured over top. My grandmother and mom made fresh gravy and biscuits every morning. That was our morning, and they were with you most of the day so you never really went hungry at school. Myself, I cannot make a biscuit to save me. I believe in the UK, the biscuit is entirely different than what a biscuit is in America. If a biscuit in the UK is the same as our cookie, I love those too. 😊
The graphic above is made from this picture.
This cute little flower (grape hyacinth), I planted when we first moved into our home in 1978. It was still there when I moved out in 2023. I planted it quickly, forgot about it, and it even got mowed and cut down with the weed eater because it was among the grass. As I've said before, I am not a green thumb nor a very good flower gardener. It is the cutest little flower, and I do wish I had taken better care of it. At least, I have a picture of it since I no longer have it.
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Love a good biscuit too.
ReplyDeleteGrape Hyacinths are such sweet flowers. I sometimes
see them for sale in the stores in January or February. A real treat.
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What a beautiful photo. We have lots of grape hyacinths in our garden in spring too.
ReplyDeleteYes, I can confirm that we would never eat biscuits with gravy in the UK! They are definitely closer to a cookie, although we have cookies as a separate thing too.
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Hubby loves biscuits and gravy. He loves them far too much. He can make biscuits and I can make gravy. We've got this.
ReplyDeleteLove the flowers. So beautiful.
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Perfectly purple! Thanks for sharing and for linking up with #WeeklyWonders
ReplyDelete'This is lovely and I must say I love biscuits and gravy ~ so glad you commented on my blog ~ we have similar interests in photography and poems ~ I write haiku and put them on a photo ~ Lived in Tennessee as a young adult when newly married and my deceased husband was in the 101st Airborne at Fort Campbell Kentucky ~ long time ago but fond memories ~ Hugs ^_^
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