While the pious people give up something they love for Lent,
the Flower shamelessly indulges in one of her favorite activities.
Don’t judge me!
When else would I decorate Easter eggs?
When I start this activity, my library is clean.
As I progress, the napkin pieces pile up and scraps blow down.
The glitter gets scattered and the glue gets smattered.
Clean up? I find neatness stifling to my creative spirit.
I do occasionally sweep a path so that I won’t slip on a swath
or roll to my knees on those fancy microbeads.
The mess progresses until I am finished… Otherwise…
If one cleans up too soon, one may find it necessary to sort through the trash for a needed scrap.
When I finally finish after weeks of play, I mean work;
I fill baskets with my tiny masterpieces and give them to the people that I love.
Or strangers.
This is how I pass my time WAITING (Foreshadowing for future pOst) for spring to arrive,
Playing with paper flowers inside until all the real ones can bloom outside.
They are beautiful!
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Those are utterly beautiful. Not surprised you can’t stop to clear up. I would just be gazing at them.
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Very pretty, did you blow out eggs for shells?
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These are fake. Post of instructions comes on Thursday.
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So pretty! I am sure everyone enjoys receiving them.
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You are very talented, they are lovely!
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Simply Heavenly! ♥♥♥
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They are lovely. Very collectable!
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Oh my goodness, these are beautiful! (Flower, do you have an option on your blog to subscribe by email? I can’t find it, if so, and I’d love to read your posts regularly. I’m not generally user of the wordpress reader facility, prefering to get an email from thos blogs I follow. I suspect I miss a great deal on your lovely blog!)
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There is a follow option. I hope to hear more from you. Thanks
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