Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Stopping to Smell the Daylilies
Stopping to smell the daylilies may get you a mild to severe case of nasal pollenitis. Symptoms include a dusty yellow-orange substance that can be found on the surfaces of the nose, possible sneezing and runny eyes, as well as a possible case of severe giggles.
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Oh my gosh! Could that possibly be any cuter? They're adorable, Dave!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, I have 5 children and that is the cutest thing I have seen in a long time. You need to submit that to something....
ReplyDeleteHow cute are they! ;)
ReplyDeleteAdorable! It can happen with Asiatic and Oriental lilies, too! :-)
ReplyDeleteCameron
Been there done that! Love the photos of your darling kids!
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ReplyDeleteGreat fun here, glad you shared this with us.
I have seen yellow-orange dark swallowtails inside those lilies too.
Cute collage of beautiful children with cute little yellow noses! ;-) How fun.
ReplyDeleteThe best ever, Dave. They are so cute.
ReplyDeleteThey are both precious, Dave!!
ReplyDeleteHa!!! We know the feeling, Dave. Priceless!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute factor here Dave! :-)
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