Oh to be a kid again, when just the sight of little fluffy weeds in the yard could elicit gasps, squeals of “dandies!!!!” and fervent wishes.
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Tuesday, October 18, 2011
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Dandies? I like it. Is that a West Coast thing? Could anyone know? Sara & Kelly named them "Wishers", and now I've completely forgotten what I called them, because Wishers has become my favorite. But I like Dandies!
ReplyDeleteI don't think it's a coast thing, I think it's just a weird Ro and Ree thing (they have so many... haha).
ReplyDeleteThey are dandelion flowers so the name dandies is a diminutized version and makes perfect sense.
ReplyDeleteLook at those lips of hers....beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI just saw this on Pinterest and had to share!
ReplyDeletehttp://notsoidlehands.blogspot.com/2009/12/25-days-of-christmasbetter-late-than.html