Spike ,'Touched'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
billytea, that is awesome!! Though I'm not sure how I feel about wearing corsages that aren't wrist corsages.
Typo, I think roses are overrated--tulips! irises! a sunflower! but yeah, if it were someone I was super excited to be on a date with I'd probably be like "OMG SQUEE!"...and otherwise it might make me go "er, are you way more into this than I am?"
Typo, I think roses are overrated--tulips! irises! a sunflower! but yeah, if it were someone I was super excited to be on a date with I'd probably be like "OMG SQUEE!"...and otherwise it might make me go "er, are you way more into this than I am?"
To which the only appropriate response could be "Well, of course I am. I mean, have you seen you?"
billytea, that is awesome!! Though I'm not sure how I feel about wearing corsages that aren't wrist corsages.
My flower-folding capability has improved since thern. This is my favourite design: [link]
My sister's ex, knowing she couldn't have real flowers because of the cats, once gave her a rose dipped in gold. It was Too Much and not to her taste, I think she sold it. That wasn't for a first date, though.
I like flowers in the house. They brighten things up for a few days. I prefer a small bouquet for a first date--nothing flashy like roses.
When we lived in Nurnberg, every chance I had I'd go to the downtown Marktplatz *just* to buy flowers. They had "meadow flowers" there, that you could purchase by the stem. So you could put together a random bouquet for literally pennies, and it would last all week, with some culling, stem trimming, fresh water and container downsizing.
Farmers markets here don't have that feature, and mostly all you get is gerbera daisies, statis, babies breath, and carnations. I miss market day flowers probably more than any other one thing about living in Nurnberg. Though there are many things I do miss.
I miss the Hillcrest farmer's market in San Diego for just that reason. Loved to pick up flowers and always have them around.
I have both been given and given flowers to/from the SO and both directions seemed to go over well. But we haven't in a long while, mostly because they're so damned expensive!
I had a boyfriend who didn't believe in flowers for "occasions", but would buy them for me randomly. I remember once, I opened my door and thrust a trash bag at him and said "can you throw this out", only to realize that he was standing there with a dozen roses. For a random tuesday.
What with Jason being A. very allergic and B. colorblind, flowers are not a gift given or gotten around here. He had flowers sent to my office when he was away on Valentine's Day this year, which was a lovely surprise, but that was a one-off. He gives wonderful and thoughtful gifts all the time, though, so no flowers is nothing. I miss having green things in the house, but we have a whole front and backyard.