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Tag Archives: flowers
CROCUSES!
Posted in Arts-a-Poppin'
Tagged Crocus, crocuses, flowers, Garden, gnome, nature, photography, purple, Spring, winter, yellow
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ELDERBERRY BLOSSOMS
with a real life Elder in the background…. See him? There he is!
Posted in Arts-a-Poppin'
Tagged blossoms, brooklyn, Edward Elder, Elderberry, flowers, nature, photography
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LONGWOOD GARDENS – SEASONALLY BEDECKED
A Handsome Season’s Greetings in a Classic Botanic Conservatory Longwood Gardens – thousand acres of gardens, woodlands, and meadows in Kennett Square, Pennsylvania – was seasonally decked out for the holidays the Sunday after Thanksgiving, when Ed and … Continue reading
Posted in Arts-a-Poppin', Two-fisted Touristing
Tagged Botanical, Christmas, Christmas Tree, Conservatory, David Elder, decorations, flowers, gardens, lights, Longwood, park
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TIGER LILIES MUSIC QUIZ
Lily Song Query 1: Who is the classic Hollywood star here singing about Lily Marlene? (As ever with these quizzes, the answers can be found tucked in the tags below) Tiger Song Query 1: Name the boxing movie that … Continue reading
Posted in Arts-a-Poppin', Melodies Linger On
Tagged Alexandre Desplat, Ang Lee, Carnival, Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, Deathly Hallows Part 2, Eye of the Tiger, flowers, Harry Potter, Kate Bush, Life of Pi, Lily, Lily Allen, Lily James, Lily Marlene, Mamma Mia - Here We Go Again", Marlene Dietrich, Mychael Danna, Nathalie Merchant, photography, Rocky 3, Tan Dun, The Red Shoes, tiger, tiger lily
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Speakeasy Gay Slang – FLOWERS & FLORISTS & MAE WEST, Oh my!
After Alice goes through the mirror in Lewis Carroll’s “Through the Looking Glass” she wanders through a mirror image fantastical version of the house she left, then discovers a garden with flowers who not only can talk but will also … Continue reading
Posted in LGBTQ Alphabet Soup, Literary Lyricism, The Speakeasy Chronicles
Tagged "The Drag", 1920s, 1930s, Alice in Wonderland, argot, dialog, drag ball, florists, flowers, Gay, Gay New York, George Chauncey, Hamilton Lodge, idioms, Mae West, musical, play, scandal, slang, Speakeasy, The Celluloid Closet
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