Daffs, planting and melting.

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1. Daffodils and all their cousins are so cheap just now that it seems rude not to treat myself to a cheery yellow posy in a blue glass.

2. Pushing nasturtium seeds into the earth -- I was taught how to do this when I was very little.

3. Melting chocolate over a pan of hot water.

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  1. BagladySunday, March 15, 2009

    I bought some daffs today, too! I love the fact that they are all closed (and not even wet) when you buy them but a couple of hours after the stems are trimmed and they have had a drink they cautiously start to open.

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  2. sam brightwellSunday, March 15, 2009

    I picked daffs from my garden today too, which inspired me to do a pseudo-3BT in my post tonight.

    I've hyperlinked to your blog, so if you want to check out what I've said, hop over here to my hallowed grove:

    www.theeverydaywitch.blogspot.com

    Bright Blessings!

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