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the peony is from a plant i transplanted from my grandmother's garden into my own after she died. she had received the plant from an elderly friend some 50 years prior or so. the plant is probably a hundred years old. the honey colored light is the light of my kitchen at the end of the day...model:
polaroid sx-70
time-zero film
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you like photos of this model. she is really good in front of the lens.
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that's a beautiful story
it seems a really special peony
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What an incredible story--I'm quite envious of it! 
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i really love peonies... they are such magnificent flowers. my grandmother adored them.
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I love them...but have only seen them in florist shops--never in real life, growing. 
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they bloom here, and then when we go up north, we get to see a second round of them blooming again... because they are behind us in terms of season.
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Wow--that is awesome! You're twice blessed!
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Great lighting, touching story 
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thanks. they do not make this film. they stopped in 2006. i still have 110 shots, some are from the last lot. very sad. it is my favorite film, and the sx-70 is my favorite camera.
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i have a petition online to try to persuade fujifilm to pick up the manufacturing of integral films like time-zero, since polaroid desires to sell the licenses. you can sign here, if you want -> [link]
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yeah, uhm, now... about sunday......
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sunday arrived without event, and i'm sitting happily at a laptop... not working. (i am on call though.)
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wish i could say the same! finally got a taste of spring this weekend so it's all chores, all outside..
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i took care of my kids plus 4 of the neighborhood girls (youngest a toddler) this afternoon outside for a spell. i finally parked myself to relax.
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A wonderful picture, story, and title! You inherited a beautiful legacy!
I received some of my late Grandmother's Ginger Lilies last year. They look like they are doing well, but have yet to bloom. I'm not sure how old they are, at least 30 years old. Isn't it great that the plants and flowers they loved live on and give us the comfort of their love? Every day I see them I am heartened by them.
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yes, it is quite special! i'm sure after a major tranplant, it can take them a year or two to bloom!
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Oh, good. I was afraid I may have harmed them. The leaves look pretty and promising, so I'll just wait. . . It is worth the wait!
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b e a u t i f u l . c o m p o s i t i o n . f l o w e r . a n d . c o l o u r s
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So smooth, peaceful, simple but beautiful...
I'm glad I found your profile.
Thanks!
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We have a similar historied peony bush in our yard. memories indeed
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A beautiful flower, with a lovely story to accompany it.
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The memory is made of the colours of our dreams...
So lovely...!
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Not a big fan of flowers, but this has to be the most beautiful piece I've seen today.
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i love gardening, but i really loved my grandmother's garden.
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Your granddaughter will love your garden too one day.
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if i'm lucky enough to have one some day!
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