Hello Friends,
Yesterday, I bought the first tulips of the winter. They are not coming from my garden, but from The Netherlands 🇳🇱! The problem with tulips, is that they keep growing when cut.
⛄️It’s a beautiful magazine about country living and this one is about snowdrops and a “ kouglof “ recipe.
A speciality from Alsace ( east of France”)
( source: Esprit d’ici number 60 janvier février)
And I will also read “ Bécassine”
À Bécasse is a bird and Bécassine is not very intelligent and has the brain of a bird!
We used to read her adventures when we were young ( younger 😊!)
I found it in a museum , when we went to Falaise castle and museum with my son.
There is a museum about the life of civilians during world war 2 and this is were I found this book. This is a comic.
( source Bécassine Gautier Langereau)
Mr L went to do a little shopping for the birds and brought me the white Hyacinths! I love their perfume.
I wish you a peaceful Sunday.
I had some news from my son and they have chosen the baby’s name and it will be Maxime!
I like your flowers. Mr L is a very good husband if he brought you Hyacints.:)
RépondreSupprimerI have snowdrops blooming in my yard, right outside my big family window where I can see them from inside.
RépondreSupprimerTulips do keep growing when they are picked. I take them out of the vase and chop them off and put them back in.
Because Tulips grow and fall over when cut is a reason I don't often buy any (or bring any in from my garden). But they are beautiful.
RépondreSupprimerThe scent of Hyacinths can fill a room with such perfume. Lovely.