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it seems Spring is all about primary and secondary colours in my garden

red, blue, green, yellow - and white

actually this is almost too much

i´ll have to damp them a bit in the future

particularly those horrifing red tulips

(last years TULIPS)

there are hundreds of them

being the pride of my grand and great grandmother

so it would be quite harsh to get rid of them

and relocating is the better option

maybe hiding behind an yew tree hedge

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the forsythia is not mine

a stunningly huge shrub on a very busy street

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TINY BOUQUET #34 PRIMARY COLOURS

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had a "surprise" MRI this week

almost an hour of steady thumping and pounding

revealing a damaged spinal disc and one inflamated vertebra

which - for me - is good news

since two years ago there were three hurt vertebras

which means i´m healing and probably in a few more years

there will be just a little stiffness

due to the now unruly structure of the vertebras

yay

now i know head and back aches are not the symptoms of complicated rheumatic disease

but the side effect of a slightly slipped disc

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made myself a dandelion crown afterwards

wearing the TRIANGLE NECKLACE

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goat milk and yoghurt panna cotta inspired by this recipe from SMITTEN KITCHEN

with compote made of the sweetest and palest rhubarb i´ve ever seen

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made another TINY BOUQUET #35 BLUE

apparently one of my great grandmother´s signature bouquets

were bunches of hyacinths

so i picked myself some from her still existing beds

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tiny geraniums i cut and planted in January

yearning for Spring

a gift for my mom