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1. I had a dog named Daisy, so how could I not love this.

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   • That is a great name for a dog. 😀

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     • She was a sweetheart, Cee. Gone for many years and I still miss her. She was the canine version of my little Teemu–black and white.

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       • I miss my pugs. They are all gone too. So I totally understand you still missing Daisy. 😀

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2. My flower is in great contrast to your lovely daisy. Winter is not over. https://flashlightbatteries.blog/2018/02/23/insuppressible/

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3. Beautiful! https://wordpress.com/post/amoralegria.com/108132

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4. Beautiful Cee 🙂

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   • Thanks Irene for your comment. 😀

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6. What a serene color.!

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7. Very much elegant this daisy is, Cee 🙂

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   • Thanks Hammad. Have a wonderful weekend. 😀

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9. Beautiful Macro Cee. 🙂 Is it a current flower or from your archives?

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   • Nope, I took it this week. They were in a bouquet that Chris bought me. 😀

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12. Ah, the simple daisy!! Brings back childhood memories because it is the first flower I could name.

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    • I think my first flower I could identify was either a tulip or bluebell. I lived in Northern Minnesota. 😀

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15. Even plain and simple daisies are not so plain or simple, good shot

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    • Gee thanks Pat. 😀

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16. Each little cup in the center looks like its own tiny flower.

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    • I thought the center of this daisy was gorgeous. 😀

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18. Daisy is fresh as a–you know–d.a.i.s.y. *dreams of spring* sigh. Thanks for the smile. 🙂

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    • He Tess. Nice to see you. Hope you are enjoying Alaska, or are you back? ❤ 😀

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20. These are in my back yard. I have no idea what they are called, but I love their delicate appearance and their vibrant color. https://theabundantheartblog.com/2018/02/21/wait-on-the-lord/

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