Yellow is such a divisive colour. On a dark, grey and rainy day it is just the ticket.
Whether in the form of a daffodil, mimosa, or just a reduced sticker.
You can take the girl out of Yorkshire......
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4 comments:
I like the way you've posted the sausage picture above a hopeful Hound!
You KNOW how much I love daffodils. They symbolise spring. Like snowdrops but brighter. I usually am not a fan of yellow because if I wear it my hair and the yellow make me look like a bumble bee.
P.S. You owe me a gossipy email. I have news too. None of it interesting.
The Hound's hope was filled.
Becca, you start with your news. Are you now getting married in Antigua and still want me to do the flowers........
I adore daffs, I think they are my favourite flowers of all, lovely golden trumpets of hope and all things new. Whether human or hound pork sausages always work I think xxx
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