have plenty of flowers and plants in my life

two flowers in my new room. I’ m happy that the room isn’ t plantsfree :)

how this is called

as I’m a bit homeless at the moment, I’ m staying at my friends flats when I need to spend a time in this town. In most of the flats there are my flowers to greet me – the flowers I had to give away, when I was moving to another country. And now I see, that they have found a new places and they make other people happy. Before this trip, I’ve thought about reclaiming them back and bringing them to my new place – but it would be shame to do it. I like flowers and I’m sure I will have some in a short time – but these flats would be empty as they were before without my flowers… so I would rather come from time to time to greet them :)

daisy had dried up while I was in another town. I have only Basil.. I should go to the market and buy some flowers, because flat looks so empty without them.

gives a hope that they will soon start to bloom outside as well.

but very very slowly… anyway – inside we already have it .

in blossom
in old-fashioned english gravy boat

this orchidea is a present from my very special friend (thank you persy:) and i managed to care about it so that it has new flowers and not only one!

we have a lot of flowers and plants in my parent´s flat – my father used to say, that flowers are more important than members of family, because of the care given by my mum to them..
probably because of this i´ve always had at least one plant to care about, no mater how temporarily my flat was.
then i´ve found out, how much fun one can have by replanting flowers… and my flat started to be too small for all new flowers :)
it´s irony that while adopting this goal, i´m reducing my flowers flotila because of moving – my friends are already quarreling who will get which flower pot, and i feel a bit of pity, but i´m also happy that my flowers will make their days :)
i thing, that once you love flowers, flowers are part of your life anytime and anywhere..

earlier
how much this matters to me

I used to give it for granted
when I was a child
my mother used to keep fresh flowers from our garden in the middle of the table

last time I was invited to a friend’s house for dinner
I noticed the precious carpets
the collection of ancients books
the display of [cow-]creamers
everything looked expensive
but it was sad
having to eat with no flowers on the table