Like my cousin asked me this question tonight and it really got me thinking. What would my ideal first time be? It was a really interesting question I think because I had never really thought about it. And now that I did, I can't stop smiling. I'm such a romantic. ;) Like I'd bring her flowers. *I'd look up the meanings of different flowers and give em to her* and it would just be amazing! ^_^
....ps yeah i'm gay, deal with it. (that sounded harsh. and i'm not really like that.)
Poll: What would your ideal first time be?
I'm getting a lil borred with romantic guys, plus u can't really plan this, it just happens, hmmm, maybe at a chessy motel
Reply:Mine would be quick
:-)
Reply:if i had to do it over again, it would probably be w/ the first person i've fallen in love with because i know he loves me, instead of someone i considered only a friend
Reply:If I could do my first time all over again...it would be extremely slow and soft, there would be candlelight and roses and I could kiss and touch her entire body and let her do the same...we would then lay under the stars hand in hand until talking, laughing and kissing until the sun comes out.
LOL am I corny or what?
I guess I like every time I'm with a new girl to be like our first...
Reply:Ideally my first time would be more a response than an initiative. I always imagined that my first time would happen as a result of a woman saying something, either a quick comment or opinion, that gave me an epiphany and helped me realize that there was no need to search for anyone else in my life. *fingers crossed
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Monday, May 11, 2009
Help me in the formation of the sentences of each word urgently.?
1. impatiently(means- in a hurried way)
2.conversation(means-talking)
3.stingy(means-unwilling to pay)
4.meadows
5.scrambles(means-walk or climb with difficulty over rough land)
6.penetrate
7.daisy(flower)
8.imagine
9.cuddle
10.stew( means- meat cooked with vegetables)
11.glimpse
12.chattered(means-to talk quickly or stupidly)
13.howl(cry of animal)
14.red-rimmed( eyes red due to irritation)
15.ditches(narrow channels to carry away water)
16.extraordinary
17.clambers(means-use your hands and feet to climb over something)
18.fork( means-a place where a road or river divide into two parts)
19.grumpy(means-irritable)
help me to send each sentence good,simple and complete of each word urgently.i have no source other then you helpers.i'm preparing for test and don't want to loose a single mark.don't advice me i'm in trouble and only hope of my parents so help me and send valuable sentences with exact use of their meanings urgently.plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
Help me in the formation of the sentences of each word urgently.?
01. I waited impatiently for my brother to finish lunch.
02.We needed to have a conversation about his dog.
03. I think my parents are stingy with my allowance.
04. The cows eat grass in the meadow.
05. The hikers scrambled up the hill.
06. The mosquitoes penetrated into our cabin.
07. Daisies have white petals with yellow centers.
08. I like to imagine I have wings and can fly.
09. My mom and dad cuddle on the couch.
10. Beef stew is my favorite supper.
11. I glimpsed my dad as Santa Claus.
12. The squirrels chattered over the acorns.
13. My little sister howls when she cries.
14. Her eyes get all red-rimmed.
15. The ditches are full of litter.
16. The fairy tale was extraordinary!
17. The roofers clambered to the other side.
18. The fork in the road was unmarked.
19. If I don’t eat breakfast I’m grumpy.
Reply:wat do u mean..to construct a sentence using those words as adjectives??????????
Reply:Well, I'll do my best, hope this helps you .... :)
1. She impatiently waited in line, at the grocery store. She knew she was going to be late in picking up her daughter from school, if the line didn't start moving a little bit faster.
2. The conversation turned towards politics, which Dave did not want to get involved in. Dave disliked discussing politics with friends.
3. Even though Dave was a millionaire, he didn't want to pay the amount the car dealership was asking for the Hummer. Many would say Dave was extremely stingy.
4. The cattle grazed in the meadows. The lush green grass was plentiful, and there were wildflowers as far as the eye could see.
5. After soaring down the hill of snow, on his toboggan, Davy scrambles up the hill, so that he can go down once more.
6. Despite their experience, the hikers did not manage to penetrate the dense forest. It was just too thick and marshy.
7. Sally came in the house, from the meadows, and proudly gave her mother a beautiful, perfectly formed daisy. The flower filled the room with its sweet scent.
8. Close your eyes, and imagine what it would be like to be able to fly. Soaring through the sky, with wind in your hair ... what a lovely feeling it would be.
9. When I'm sad, I like to cuddle my kitten. Somehow, it never fails in making me feel better.
10. My mother makes the best stew. She uses celery, potatoes, turnip, cabbage and beef. She also makes fresh bread to go with the stew, which is delicious.
11. I took a glimpse at some of the applications. Some of the applicants were under-qualified for the position, but, they still deserved an interview.
12. Sally chattered on and on, and I was getting tired of listening to her. I fell asleep while she was talking, and she was very mad at me.
13. While camping in the forest, it was dark, and you could hear the wolves howl. It was kind of scary.
14. Sally decided to take her little boy to the doctor. His eyes were red-rimmed, so, Sally suspected that her little boy may have allergies.
15. After the snow melted, I could see that the watery ditches were littered with garbage. Some people so are disrespectful to nature.
16. The Northern Lights in Canada are extraordinary. The colors it displays are absolutely beautiful.
17. The male, green iguana clambers up into tree, to settle down for the night. It can change its color, so that the other predators can't see it, while it sleeps.
18. The vacationers came to a fork in the road. There were no signs, telling them which direction the lake was, so, they were confused about which road to take.
19. If I don't get enough sleep, I am grumpy all day. It makes the day bad for everyone I come into contact with.
Reply:She impatiently waited for a response to her question.
While the girl waited she had an interesting conversation with her friend on the phone.
The conversation she had was about how her boyfriend was too stingy to pay for her movie ticket.
The movie they saw last night was based on "Little House on the Prairie" and opened with a scene featuring a little girl running through the meadows
The onlooker watches as the little girl crosses the meadow and scrambles up a mountain that lies on the other side.
On top of the mountain there was a big fortress but the little girl was unable to penetrate it.
The little girl left a daisy, turned around, and scrambled back down the mountain.
One can only imagine how tired she must have been after her adventure.
She likes to cuddle with her teddy bear before she goes to bed.
The little girl's mother makes a very tasty stew.
I had a glimpse of the recipe in her recipe book.
I took the book while both of them chattered in the other room.
In the distance I could hear the howl of a wolf
It is very late and my eyes are red-rimmed with fatigue
Because of the amount of snow this year, the farmer had to dig several ditches to remove the water from his field.
The speed at which he was able to dig his ditches was extraordinary
Being at the sidelines while the girl was running away from the police, we have to laugh at the way she clambers over those picket fences.
After about 20 miles you will come to a fork in the road and it is important that you veer to the westward leading road.
having spent all this time doing someone else's homework has made me grumpy.
p.s. you did have a source other than us and that was your own creativity.
Reply:1) The little boy waited impatiently for Christmas morning.
2)The ladies in the beauty salon were so deep in conversation that they didn't notice they're hair was ruined.
3)Mr. Scrooge was so stingy, he wouldn't even buy coal for the heater when it was freezing outside.
4)The twin meadows were covered with flowers of all different colors.
5)We stood to watch the lizard as he scrambles over the rough rocks.
6)Sometimes bullets can penetrate body armor and people can get hurt.
7)The little daisy was whitem and had a lot of petals.
8)When I look at the clouds I imagine they are monsters.
9) My baby sister likes to cuddle with her teddy bear.
10) The old woman made a stew in her large pot with carrots, potatoes, and lamb.
11) I caught a glimpse of something shiny when the headlights flashed on the wall.
12) The little girls chattered so quickly that they were hard to understand.
13)The howl of the wolf in the night was very scary.
14)My eyes were red-rimmed after I spent the day in the sun and wind at the beach.
15) The ditches that ran down the side of the mountian were clooged with leaves this winter.
16)Her level of commitment to the play was extraordinary.
17)Frankie clambers into the top bunk every night and wakes me up.
18)When we reached the fork in the road we had to go left.
19) The old man was grumpy when the kids playing next door woke him very early.
2.conversation(means-talking)
3.stingy(means-unwilling to pay)
4.meadows
5.scrambles(means-walk or climb with difficulty over rough land)
6.penetrate
7.daisy(flower)
8.imagine
9.cuddle
10.stew( means- meat cooked with vegetables)
11.glimpse
12.chattered(means-to talk quickly or stupidly)
13.howl(cry of animal)
14.red-rimmed( eyes red due to irritation)
15.ditches(narrow channels to carry away water)
16.extraordinary
17.clambers(means-use your hands and feet to climb over something)
18.fork( means-a place where a road or river divide into two parts)
19.grumpy(means-irritable)
help me to send each sentence good,simple and complete of each word urgently.i have no source other then you helpers.i'm preparing for test and don't want to loose a single mark.don't advice me i'm in trouble and only hope of my parents so help me and send valuable sentences with exact use of their meanings urgently.plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
Help me in the formation of the sentences of each word urgently.?
01. I waited impatiently for my brother to finish lunch.
02.We needed to have a conversation about his dog.
03. I think my parents are stingy with my allowance.
04. The cows eat grass in the meadow.
05. The hikers scrambled up the hill.
06. The mosquitoes penetrated into our cabin.
07. Daisies have white petals with yellow centers.
08. I like to imagine I have wings and can fly.
09. My mom and dad cuddle on the couch.
10. Beef stew is my favorite supper.
11. I glimpsed my dad as Santa Claus.
12. The squirrels chattered over the acorns.
13. My little sister howls when she cries.
14. Her eyes get all red-rimmed.
15. The ditches are full of litter.
16. The fairy tale was extraordinary!
17. The roofers clambered to the other side.
18. The fork in the road was unmarked.
19. If I don’t eat breakfast I’m grumpy.
Reply:wat do u mean..to construct a sentence using those words as adjectives??????????
Reply:Well, I'll do my best, hope this helps you .... :)
1. She impatiently waited in line, at the grocery store. She knew she was going to be late in picking up her daughter from school, if the line didn't start moving a little bit faster.
2. The conversation turned towards politics, which Dave did not want to get involved in. Dave disliked discussing politics with friends.
3. Even though Dave was a millionaire, he didn't want to pay the amount the car dealership was asking for the Hummer. Many would say Dave was extremely stingy.
4. The cattle grazed in the meadows. The lush green grass was plentiful, and there were wildflowers as far as the eye could see.
5. After soaring down the hill of snow, on his toboggan, Davy scrambles up the hill, so that he can go down once more.
6. Despite their experience, the hikers did not manage to penetrate the dense forest. It was just too thick and marshy.
7. Sally came in the house, from the meadows, and proudly gave her mother a beautiful, perfectly formed daisy. The flower filled the room with its sweet scent.
8. Close your eyes, and imagine what it would be like to be able to fly. Soaring through the sky, with wind in your hair ... what a lovely feeling it would be.
9. When I'm sad, I like to cuddle my kitten. Somehow, it never fails in making me feel better.
10. My mother makes the best stew. She uses celery, potatoes, turnip, cabbage and beef. She also makes fresh bread to go with the stew, which is delicious.
11. I took a glimpse at some of the applications. Some of the applicants were under-qualified for the position, but, they still deserved an interview.
12. Sally chattered on and on, and I was getting tired of listening to her. I fell asleep while she was talking, and she was very mad at me.
13. While camping in the forest, it was dark, and you could hear the wolves howl. It was kind of scary.
14. Sally decided to take her little boy to the doctor. His eyes were red-rimmed, so, Sally suspected that her little boy may have allergies.
15. After the snow melted, I could see that the watery ditches were littered with garbage. Some people so are disrespectful to nature.
16. The Northern Lights in Canada are extraordinary. The colors it displays are absolutely beautiful.
17. The male, green iguana clambers up into tree, to settle down for the night. It can change its color, so that the other predators can't see it, while it sleeps.
18. The vacationers came to a fork in the road. There were no signs, telling them which direction the lake was, so, they were confused about which road to take.
19. If I don't get enough sleep, I am grumpy all day. It makes the day bad for everyone I come into contact with.
Reply:She impatiently waited for a response to her question.
While the girl waited she had an interesting conversation with her friend on the phone.
The conversation she had was about how her boyfriend was too stingy to pay for her movie ticket.
The movie they saw last night was based on "Little House on the Prairie" and opened with a scene featuring a little girl running through the meadows
The onlooker watches as the little girl crosses the meadow and scrambles up a mountain that lies on the other side.
On top of the mountain there was a big fortress but the little girl was unable to penetrate it.
The little girl left a daisy, turned around, and scrambled back down the mountain.
One can only imagine how tired she must have been after her adventure.
She likes to cuddle with her teddy bear before she goes to bed.
The little girl's mother makes a very tasty stew.
I had a glimpse of the recipe in her recipe book.
I took the book while both of them chattered in the other room.
In the distance I could hear the howl of a wolf
It is very late and my eyes are red-rimmed with fatigue
Because of the amount of snow this year, the farmer had to dig several ditches to remove the water from his field.
The speed at which he was able to dig his ditches was extraordinary
Being at the sidelines while the girl was running away from the police, we have to laugh at the way she clambers over those picket fences.
After about 20 miles you will come to a fork in the road and it is important that you veer to the westward leading road.
having spent all this time doing someone else's homework has made me grumpy.
p.s. you did have a source other than us and that was your own creativity.
Reply:1) The little boy waited impatiently for Christmas morning.
2)The ladies in the beauty salon were so deep in conversation that they didn't notice they're hair was ruined.
3)Mr. Scrooge was so stingy, he wouldn't even buy coal for the heater when it was freezing outside.
4)The twin meadows were covered with flowers of all different colors.
5)We stood to watch the lizard as he scrambles over the rough rocks.
6)Sometimes bullets can penetrate body armor and people can get hurt.
7)The little daisy was whitem and had a lot of petals.
8)When I look at the clouds I imagine they are monsters.
9) My baby sister likes to cuddle with her teddy bear.
10) The old woman made a stew in her large pot with carrots, potatoes, and lamb.
11) I caught a glimpse of something shiny when the headlights flashed on the wall.
12) The little girls chattered so quickly that they were hard to understand.
13)The howl of the wolf in the night was very scary.
14)My eyes were red-rimmed after I spent the day in the sun and wind at the beach.
15) The ditches that ran down the side of the mountian were clooged with leaves this winter.
16)Her level of commitment to the play was extraordinary.
17)Frankie clambers into the top bunk every night and wakes me up.
18)When we reached the fork in the road we had to go left.
19) The old man was grumpy when the kids playing next door woke him very early.
Dreamcatcher...different colours of feather, different meaning?
I was wondering are there meanings behind every different colour of the dreamcatcher's feathers? I've saw black feathers, beige ones, white ones. Is there any meaning in it? as in like diff flowers got different meanings? If do, which color represents what? Thanks!
Dreamcatcher...different colours of feather, different meaning?
I don't really know if the colours represent anything,in a dreamcatcher, but the red/white/black/yellow represent the four nations of the world. I make suncatchers, something like dreamcatchers, but my creations catch the sun and send positive thinking.
Reply:they get the meaning of what ever you want them to be. dreamcatchers are made with jus the idea of decorating now...so sad. my great-grandma would probably be so confused if she came back n saw how theyre used today. but u give the power to the catcher...if u get wat i mean. it is what you make it to be. ;)
Reply:It depends on who makes the dreamcatcher. I'm a Native American by blood. My dad is a traditionalist, as their called. If you know a traditionalist made them then they should have 4 colors: red, black, yellow, and white. A color each for the 4 directions and 4 skin colors. Normally, though, it is done in beads in the webbing of the catcher. However, the multy colored feathered catchers are made, mostly, by non-traditionalists looking for a quick buck off the nearest white eyes that'll buy it. And of course, everyone likes colors.
Reply:yes the different colors can mean different things you can search these online or look them up in some wiccan books i cant think of a website right off the top of my head but it shouldnt be too hard to find
Dreamcatcher...different colours of feather, different meaning?
I don't really know if the colours represent anything,in a dreamcatcher, but the red/white/black/yellow represent the four nations of the world. I make suncatchers, something like dreamcatchers, but my creations catch the sun and send positive thinking.
Reply:they get the meaning of what ever you want them to be. dreamcatchers are made with jus the idea of decorating now...so sad. my great-grandma would probably be so confused if she came back n saw how theyre used today. but u give the power to the catcher...if u get wat i mean. it is what you make it to be. ;)
Reply:It depends on who makes the dreamcatcher. I'm a Native American by blood. My dad is a traditionalist, as their called. If you know a traditionalist made them then they should have 4 colors: red, black, yellow, and white. A color each for the 4 directions and 4 skin colors. Normally, though, it is done in beads in the webbing of the catcher. However, the multy colored feathered catchers are made, mostly, by non-traditionalists looking for a quick buck off the nearest white eyes that'll buy it. And of course, everyone likes colors.
Reply:yes the different colors can mean different things you can search these online or look them up in some wiccan books i cant think of a website right off the top of my head but it shouldnt be too hard to find
Is there a science behind doodling?
I was on the phone and doodles a foot, complete with nails and skin tone. Usually I doodle flowers or umbrellas, does anyone know if there are meanings behind what we doodle..
Is there a science behind doodling?
Some psychologists think there may be a correlation between personality, mood, and the type of doodles one makes.
http://www.artsisland.net/forums/showthr...
Reply:Yes. They are called projectives.
Rorschach Inkblot Test
Dream Interpretation
House-Tree-Person
Thematic Apperception Test
Word Association
Incomplete Sentences assessment
Free Association measures
Draw A Person
All are ways that therapists interpret what is inside.
There are sites on the Internet that have a basic listing of types of doodles and what they mean but these are often not normed as are the above tests.
Handwriting analysis has not been normed. Some professionals can become good at noticing certain physiological attributes or disabilities after years of doing therapy and noticing handwriting.
Reply:If you aren't thinking about much it can be somthing that you don't wan't to think about. Or it could be something that you talking about on the phone mabye a foot came up in the conversation.
I think its the same as dreams, they tell us things we don't what to know.
Reply:Hello,
(ANS) YES! doodling is a very interesting subject, why? often the things people draw whilst doodling come from the subconscious or directly from the unconscious mind. However, the images in doodling cannot be taken in the literal sense but have to be interpreted by an experienced person who has an understanding of the symbols %26amp; language of the unconscious mind.
**Doodling is on a par with free association or completely spontaneous or random thinking. Free association was a method famously used by the great Psychoanalyst Dr Sigmund Fraude. Free association was used to indicate the real motives %26amp; drives found buried in the unconscious self.
**There is No! science behind doodling but there is an art in making sense of these images, these images can tell us (you) about whats going on inside your unconscious self, this is also abit like dreams %26amp; dream interpretation, its the same process exactly.
Kind Regards Ivan
Reply:of course there is... There is a science for everything we can observe, predict, and test. But social science like analysis of handwriting, and doodling is too often over-generalized. You might ask yourself what mood you're in when you doodle? How the person you're talking to on the phone makes you feel? And what is the topic of conversation? Are you mostly listening or mostly talking or both? What kind of day are you having? What do you think about the most lately? What are your biggest concerns right now? Maybe these questions can lead to a doodle analysis. My guess is, however, that, even though correlations exist, you'll have a very tough time finding anything genuine. Our minds are very complex and very fast moving. Genuine science would take years of doodle scrutiny.
Good luck.
JM
Reply:It's just boredom.
Is there a science behind doodling?
Some psychologists think there may be a correlation between personality, mood, and the type of doodles one makes.
http://www.artsisland.net/forums/showthr...
Reply:Yes. They are called projectives.
Rorschach Inkblot Test
Dream Interpretation
House-Tree-Person
Thematic Apperception Test
Word Association
Incomplete Sentences assessment
Free Association measures
Draw A Person
All are ways that therapists interpret what is inside.
There are sites on the Internet that have a basic listing of types of doodles and what they mean but these are often not normed as are the above tests.
Handwriting analysis has not been normed. Some professionals can become good at noticing certain physiological attributes or disabilities after years of doing therapy and noticing handwriting.
Reply:If you aren't thinking about much it can be somthing that you don't wan't to think about. Or it could be something that you talking about on the phone mabye a foot came up in the conversation.
I think its the same as dreams, they tell us things we don't what to know.
Reply:Hello,
(ANS) YES! doodling is a very interesting subject, why? often the things people draw whilst doodling come from the subconscious or directly from the unconscious mind. However, the images in doodling cannot be taken in the literal sense but have to be interpreted by an experienced person who has an understanding of the symbols %26amp; language of the unconscious mind.
**Doodling is on a par with free association or completely spontaneous or random thinking. Free association was a method famously used by the great Psychoanalyst Dr Sigmund Fraude. Free association was used to indicate the real motives %26amp; drives found buried in the unconscious self.
**There is No! science behind doodling but there is an art in making sense of these images, these images can tell us (you) about whats going on inside your unconscious self, this is also abit like dreams %26amp; dream interpretation, its the same process exactly.
Kind Regards Ivan
Reply:of course there is... There is a science for everything we can observe, predict, and test. But social science like analysis of handwriting, and doodling is too often over-generalized. You might ask yourself what mood you're in when you doodle? How the person you're talking to on the phone makes you feel? And what is the topic of conversation? Are you mostly listening or mostly talking or both? What kind of day are you having? What do you think about the most lately? What are your biggest concerns right now? Maybe these questions can lead to a doodle analysis. My guess is, however, that, even though correlations exist, you'll have a very tough time finding anything genuine. Our minds are very complex and very fast moving. Genuine science would take years of doodle scrutiny.
Good luck.
JM
Reply:It's just boredom.
Meaning of flowers?
There are many symbolic meanings of different flowers, yeah? Can anyone tell me what flowers will convey the message to my boo that i think she's cute and i will treasure her all my life. P.S not a rose pls
Meaning of flowers?
The meaning of white roses is perceived as pure and bright,
The meaning of Red Roses is love while a bouquet of red and white roses is a symbol of unity.
The meaning of Pink roses are generally viewed as a symbol of refinement and elegance. The meaning of roses with a deep pink or cerise tone was gratitude and appreciation, while the meaning of a rose with a very light pink shade was sympathy.
A bouquet of only yellow roses means “try to care”.
The meaning of Orange roses are enthusiasm and eagerness, a new beginning. The meaning of Peach Roses on the other hand is that something has gone well, a deal has been reached.
The meaning on Black roses is death and new beginnings
Hybrid Tea roses mean “I will never forget you”.
The meaning of Blue Roses are that someone is mysterious.
Pale rose colours have generally been a sign of friendship.
Reply:find out her favoritie and get 50 lbs. of em
Reply:Find out what her favorite flower is, call her mom or something. Then sent her red ones. (red means love). For future reference:
Carnations
As one of the most popular flowers in the world, the carnation is widely appreciated and enjoyed. Carnations are available in a variety of colors and are generally symbolic of love and fascination.
Gerbera Daisies
Distinguished by their large, beautiful blooms and wide assortment of vibrant colors, gerbera daisies have become a favorite flower choice for expressing cheerful sentiments. The traditional flower meanings for the gerbera daisy, however, are beauty and innocence.
Iris
Few other flowers can match the elegant beauty of the iris. Representing faith, hope, and wisdom, the iris is a flower that can be used for many different occasions. While it is most known for its distinctive blue varieties, the iris can also be found in other colors such as yellow and white.
Orchids
With an exotic appearance, orchids have come to represent rare and delicate beauty. Those seeking to make a lasting impression with a unique flower have found the orchid to be a perfect choice. As both potted plants and cut flower arrangements, these tropical flowers have an undeniable appeal.
Peruvian Lilies
While they resemble smaller versions of many lily varieties, Peruvian lilies, also known as alstroemeria, have many distinctive qualities of their own. If you’re looking for flower meanings like friendship and devotion, Peruvian lilies are the choice for you. Available in a variety of colors, these exquisite flowers can create a striking arrangement.
Roses
There is no flower that has been revered and celebrated as much as the rose. As a source of inspiration to people throughout history, roses are the definitive symbol for love and appreciation. For the meanings of each rose color, please reference our Rose Guide.
Stargazer Lilies
Known for the stunning appearance of their star-shaped blooms and their distinctly sweet fragrance, stargazer lilies are a majestic masterpiece. The flower meanings traditionally associated with Stargazer Lilies are innocence and purity, but the more modern connotations are honor and aspiration.
Sunflowers
With their bright yellow petals spreading from their center, sunflowers not only resemble the sun, they will also turn to face the sun as the day progresses. Sunflowers' meanings are warmth and adoration, and they are also thought to be a sign of longevity.
Tulips
With their flower meaning being perfect love, tulips can impart a sense of grace and elegance wherever they are displayed. The tulip is recognized throughout the world as one of the most popular cultivated flowers, but they are particularly associated with the Netherlands. Dutch tulips are among the leading tulip varieties within the floral community.
COLORS:
Red roses mean romantic love
Purple roses signify that the giver has fallen in love with the recipient at first sight.
Coral and orange roses signal desire.
Yellow roses are joy and friendship.
Pink roses express our gratitude and appreciation.
Light pink roses show feelings of admiration and sympathy.
Peach Rose is more indefinite, as it can signify either sympathy or gratitude.
White roses show meaning of reverence and humility.
Reply:if u dont like roses ... u can try tulips ... a bunch of 6-8 red, yellow and white tulips ... wll suit better to give her a feeeling that she has a special place in ur heart ..
Reply:A lilly. It seems so eternal.
Reply:cant think of any but a rose..specially a blue rose..
well its just me..hehehe
nanny job
Meaning of flowers?
The meaning of white roses is perceived as pure and bright,
The meaning of Red Roses is love while a bouquet of red and white roses is a symbol of unity.
The meaning of Pink roses are generally viewed as a symbol of refinement and elegance. The meaning of roses with a deep pink or cerise tone was gratitude and appreciation, while the meaning of a rose with a very light pink shade was sympathy.
A bouquet of only yellow roses means “try to care”.
The meaning of Orange roses are enthusiasm and eagerness, a new beginning. The meaning of Peach Roses on the other hand is that something has gone well, a deal has been reached.
The meaning on Black roses is death and new beginnings
Hybrid Tea roses mean “I will never forget you”.
The meaning of Blue Roses are that someone is mysterious.
Pale rose colours have generally been a sign of friendship.
Reply:find out her favoritie and get 50 lbs. of em
Reply:Find out what her favorite flower is, call her mom or something. Then sent her red ones. (red means love). For future reference:
Carnations
As one of the most popular flowers in the world, the carnation is widely appreciated and enjoyed. Carnations are available in a variety of colors and are generally symbolic of love and fascination.
Gerbera Daisies
Distinguished by their large, beautiful blooms and wide assortment of vibrant colors, gerbera daisies have become a favorite flower choice for expressing cheerful sentiments. The traditional flower meanings for the gerbera daisy, however, are beauty and innocence.
Iris
Few other flowers can match the elegant beauty of the iris. Representing faith, hope, and wisdom, the iris is a flower that can be used for many different occasions. While it is most known for its distinctive blue varieties, the iris can also be found in other colors such as yellow and white.
Orchids
With an exotic appearance, orchids have come to represent rare and delicate beauty. Those seeking to make a lasting impression with a unique flower have found the orchid to be a perfect choice. As both potted plants and cut flower arrangements, these tropical flowers have an undeniable appeal.
Peruvian Lilies
While they resemble smaller versions of many lily varieties, Peruvian lilies, also known as alstroemeria, have many distinctive qualities of their own. If you’re looking for flower meanings like friendship and devotion, Peruvian lilies are the choice for you. Available in a variety of colors, these exquisite flowers can create a striking arrangement.
Roses
There is no flower that has been revered and celebrated as much as the rose. As a source of inspiration to people throughout history, roses are the definitive symbol for love and appreciation. For the meanings of each rose color, please reference our Rose Guide.
Stargazer Lilies
Known for the stunning appearance of their star-shaped blooms and their distinctly sweet fragrance, stargazer lilies are a majestic masterpiece. The flower meanings traditionally associated with Stargazer Lilies are innocence and purity, but the more modern connotations are honor and aspiration.
Sunflowers
With their bright yellow petals spreading from their center, sunflowers not only resemble the sun, they will also turn to face the sun as the day progresses. Sunflowers' meanings are warmth and adoration, and they are also thought to be a sign of longevity.
Tulips
With their flower meaning being perfect love, tulips can impart a sense of grace and elegance wherever they are displayed. The tulip is recognized throughout the world as one of the most popular cultivated flowers, but they are particularly associated with the Netherlands. Dutch tulips are among the leading tulip varieties within the floral community.
COLORS:
Red roses mean romantic love
Purple roses signify that the giver has fallen in love with the recipient at first sight.
Coral and orange roses signal desire.
Yellow roses are joy and friendship.
Pink roses express our gratitude and appreciation.
Light pink roses show feelings of admiration and sympathy.
Peach Rose is more indefinite, as it can signify either sympathy or gratitude.
White roses show meaning of reverence and humility.
Reply:if u dont like roses ... u can try tulips ... a bunch of 6-8 red, yellow and white tulips ... wll suit better to give her a feeeling that she has a special place in ur heart ..
Reply:A lilly. It seems so eternal.
Reply:cant think of any but a rose..specially a blue rose..
well its just me..hehehe
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Girls - Would you prefer to be surprised with flowers at work or in person?
Me and my GF attend and work at the same college... so I see her often. I got my first pay check and I want to do something special and give her flowers.
I plan to do the following arrangements -
6 white roses - showing that I care
5 yellow roses - signifying friendship
1 red rose - love
Purpose is that I want her to know that I care of her and will be there for her; with the friendship and trust that we have, love will surely come.... This kind of summarizes what our relationship is currently like.
I want to write her about the meanings of the colors but I am not sure how to come about it... She is a simple girl and I dont know if I should just explain to her through a poem or directly tell her in writing.
What do you guys think about this arrangement and idea?
Would it be better to surprise with flowers sent to her at work or in person?
Girls - Would you prefer to be surprised with flowers at work or in person?
Same ways.
Reply:thats so cute
you should surpise her
Reply:IN PERSON! Much more romantic, do it by a big body of water (lake, river, ocean) or a place thats quiet and romantic and peaceful then retrieve the bouquet from where you had hid it earlier behind the tree and surprise her! or take her out to a nice restaurant and give her flowers at the door!
Reply:in person, its much more romantic
I plan to do the following arrangements -
6 white roses - showing that I care
5 yellow roses - signifying friendship
1 red rose - love
Purpose is that I want her to know that I care of her and will be there for her; with the friendship and trust that we have, love will surely come.... This kind of summarizes what our relationship is currently like.
I want to write her about the meanings of the colors but I am not sure how to come about it... She is a simple girl and I dont know if I should just explain to her through a poem or directly tell her in writing.
What do you guys think about this arrangement and idea?
Would it be better to surprise with flowers sent to her at work or in person?
Girls - Would you prefer to be surprised with flowers at work or in person?
Same ways.
Reply:thats so cute
you should surpise her
Reply:IN PERSON! Much more romantic, do it by a big body of water (lake, river, ocean) or a place thats quiet and romantic and peaceful then retrieve the bouquet from where you had hid it earlier behind the tree and surprise her! or take her out to a nice restaurant and give her flowers at the door!
Reply:in person, its much more romantic
Tattoo symbolism?
i want to get a tattoo, but i want it to have meaning. and i noticed a sparrow is a theme in tattoos, and different flowers have different meanings. so could anyone tell me what a sparrow represents, along with flowers (whatever kind you know about).
Tattoo symbolism?
I agree with *Nicole*
You can make getting a tattoo an experience or a fad. If you want it to be an experience, do the research yourself and find what is meaningful to you.
Reply:http://www.vanishingtattoo.com/tattoos_d...
I wrote my degree dissertation of symbolism within tattoo imagery, I found this site to be very useful with alot of things. Of course at the end of the day a symbol can mean something different to everyone who has it when it's dealing with tattoos, but this site gives a good general overview. Hope this helps!
Reply:http://www.vanishingtattoo.com/tattoos_d...
Reply:When someone says "i want to get a tattoo, but i want it to have meaning. "
...you expect them to get a meaningful tattoo... Meaningful to them. Not just something with a generic meaning!
Now let me ask you this... WHY would you get something that isn't meaningful to YOU!? Who cares what it means to other people? You shouldn't. Tattoos are about the person who gets them, not about the rest of the world!
Sparrows are a sailor tattoo, there are a few different historical reasons and meanings... Go look that up.
*http://www.statssheet.com/articles/artic...
Now, think hard of something that means something to YOU and consider it for a tattoo. Tattoos are supposed to express the wearer, and picking a popular design and then finding the tattoo is silly.
Sorry to be so rude, but someone should say it.
Reply:I got these from two websites:
http://www.sixwise.com/newsletters/06/05...
and
http://hennaking.com/sig.htm - this one has A LOT of cool stuff!
here are some good flowers:
White lily = purity
Tiger lily = wealth and pride
Yellow lily = "I'm walking on air"
Daisy = innocence, loyal love, purity and gentleness.
Lilac = first love or new love
Red rose = beauty, romace, love, passion
Yellow rose = joy, happiness, friendship, a new beginning
White rose = purity, innocence, youthfulness, sincerity, unity
Red tulip = delcaration of love
Yellow tulip = hopeless love
Orchid = love, beauty, refinement
Sunflower = loyalty, wishes
Daffodil = respect, unrequited love
Forget-me-not = memories
Blue violet = faithfulness
"SPARROW: A symbol of freedom and humility because of it's envied freedom to come and go in the temple. "
Tattoo symbolism?
I agree with *Nicole*
You can make getting a tattoo an experience or a fad. If you want it to be an experience, do the research yourself and find what is meaningful to you.
Reply:http://www.vanishingtattoo.com/tattoos_d...
I wrote my degree dissertation of symbolism within tattoo imagery, I found this site to be very useful with alot of things. Of course at the end of the day a symbol can mean something different to everyone who has it when it's dealing with tattoos, but this site gives a good general overview. Hope this helps!
Reply:http://www.vanishingtattoo.com/tattoos_d...
Reply:When someone says "i want to get a tattoo, but i want it to have meaning. "
...you expect them to get a meaningful tattoo... Meaningful to them. Not just something with a generic meaning!
Now let me ask you this... WHY would you get something that isn't meaningful to YOU!? Who cares what it means to other people? You shouldn't. Tattoos are about the person who gets them, not about the rest of the world!
Sparrows are a sailor tattoo, there are a few different historical reasons and meanings... Go look that up.
*http://www.statssheet.com/articles/artic...
Now, think hard of something that means something to YOU and consider it for a tattoo. Tattoos are supposed to express the wearer, and picking a popular design and then finding the tattoo is silly.
Sorry to be so rude, but someone should say it.
Reply:I got these from two websites:
http://www.sixwise.com/newsletters/06/05...
and
http://hennaking.com/sig.htm - this one has A LOT of cool stuff!
here are some good flowers:
White lily = purity
Tiger lily = wealth and pride
Yellow lily = "I'm walking on air"
Daisy = innocence, loyal love, purity and gentleness.
Lilac = first love or new love
Red rose = beauty, romace, love, passion
Yellow rose = joy, happiness, friendship, a new beginning
White rose = purity, innocence, youthfulness, sincerity, unity
Red tulip = delcaration of love
Yellow tulip = hopeless love
Orchid = love, beauty, refinement
Sunflower = loyalty, wishes
Daffodil = respect, unrequited love
Forget-me-not = memories
Blue violet = faithfulness
"SPARROW: A symbol of freedom and humility because of it's envied freedom to come and go in the temple. "
Has a movie ever affected you profoundly?
I never thought a movie could affect me but it has. And it isn't exactly an epic movie LOL.
It was "Imagine Me %26amp; You". One of the main characters was a florist. I've always loved the meanings of flowers and have appreciated their beauty. But I've never really thought about it. And for some reason I thought about it today, and realized I'd like to be a florist and would love to study Botany.
Personally I think it's also a romantic profession. ^_^
Has a movie ever affected you profoundly?
That was a brilliant movie.
"lost and delirious" affected me greaattttllly in too many ways to describe.
Reply:When I was a kid the babysitter brought over a tape to watch. It was West Side Story with Natalie Wooward. I was glued to the television. She also brought Jiffy Pop which instantly peaked my interest but once the movie started it was like BAM upside the head. Whats up with this type of predjudice then I started looking around and really noticing how petty some people can be, and how it becomes a cause as I got older, and you know what, in the long run, all this worrying about other people is so fool hardy.
Reply:awe thats really cute =D. i love that movie!! yes i would say some movies change me.
the movie that changed me the most, and helped me...is The Chlidrens Hour (1961-Audrey Hepburn %26amp; Shirley McLaine), its about 2 female teachers being accused of lesbianism, and one of the teachers realizes her feelings for the other are true. it made me realize i was bi, and that ive always felt that way, and i knew what those feelings finally were. =]]
of course there was a couple others but this one changed me for the better, and was most affective.
Reply:what the bleep do we know,-once i realised why people are the way they are,i understood and it just clarified things for me
Reply:well I have two Flags Of Our Fathers and The Kingdom I don't know why but it helped me become more patriotic for the US and actually interested me in joining the marines in the future.
Reply:yes..the color purple...my sister and i were separated..and reunited later in life..i cry every time i watch it...like 500 hundred times..
Reply:Pride and Prejudice with Keira Knightly, oddly enough.
Lol.
I love it. :]
Reply:bridge to terabithia
.....dont ask im a freaky person
Reply:yea it is! thats awesome!
No i dont think a movie has ever affected me like that...thats kool it did for you though.
Reply:Shortbus.
I felt like whatever happens from now on, it's going to be ok.
Reply:mine was a show called six feet under... gosh, it was so good :]
Reply:YEs.. but only for the first hour or so after seeing the movie!
after that... I go back to being completely me! :)
It was "Imagine Me %26amp; You". One of the main characters was a florist. I've always loved the meanings of flowers and have appreciated their beauty. But I've never really thought about it. And for some reason I thought about it today, and realized I'd like to be a florist and would love to study Botany.
Personally I think it's also a romantic profession. ^_^
Has a movie ever affected you profoundly?
That was a brilliant movie.
"lost and delirious" affected me greaattttllly in too many ways to describe.
Reply:When I was a kid the babysitter brought over a tape to watch. It was West Side Story with Natalie Wooward. I was glued to the television. She also brought Jiffy Pop which instantly peaked my interest but once the movie started it was like BAM upside the head. Whats up with this type of predjudice then I started looking around and really noticing how petty some people can be, and how it becomes a cause as I got older, and you know what, in the long run, all this worrying about other people is so fool hardy.
Reply:awe thats really cute =D. i love that movie!! yes i would say some movies change me.
the movie that changed me the most, and helped me...is The Chlidrens Hour (1961-Audrey Hepburn %26amp; Shirley McLaine), its about 2 female teachers being accused of lesbianism, and one of the teachers realizes her feelings for the other are true. it made me realize i was bi, and that ive always felt that way, and i knew what those feelings finally were. =]]
of course there was a couple others but this one changed me for the better, and was most affective.
Reply:what the bleep do we know,-once i realised why people are the way they are,i understood and it just clarified things for me
Reply:well I have two Flags Of Our Fathers and The Kingdom I don't know why but it helped me become more patriotic for the US and actually interested me in joining the marines in the future.
Reply:yes..the color purple...my sister and i were separated..and reunited later in life..i cry every time i watch it...like 500 hundred times..
Reply:Pride and Prejudice with Keira Knightly, oddly enough.
Lol.
I love it. :]
Reply:bridge to terabithia
.....dont ask im a freaky person
Reply:yea it is! thats awesome!
No i dont think a movie has ever affected me like that...thats kool it did for you though.
Reply:Shortbus.
I felt like whatever happens from now on, it's going to be ok.
Reply:mine was a show called six feet under... gosh, it was so good :]
Reply:YEs.. but only for the first hour or so after seeing the movie!
after that... I go back to being completely me! :)
Teens....How do you interpret the poem "nothing gold can stay"?
Nature's first green is gold
Her hardest hue to hold
Her early leaf's a flower
But only so an hour
Then leaf subsides to leaf
So Eden sank to grief
So dawn goes down to day
Nothing gold can stay
what are some different meanings that can be seen in the poem?
does the poem sound upsetting or encouraging to you?
{i need this info for a project i am doing}
thanks!
Teens....How do you interpret the poem "nothing gold can stay"?
The last part "nothing gold can stay" is encouraging I think, its like nothings going to stay forever so make the most of it while you have it.
I %26lt;/3 this poem by the way lol
Reply:its says the Good things don't last for a long time. that's why we should cherish it while we have it.
the message is basically dedicated for the girls since it mentioned "Eden" and "her". and most girls would love to receive gifts from their lovers.
Reply:its from the outsiders we had to do this when i was in school,
the gold is the sunrise
if you read all of the book the outsiders by se hinton pony boy explains it to johnny
Reply:thats from the outsiders i read the book in school last year nothing gold it means like well in the book it really meant nothing gold can stay when ur a kid u have it good but when u grow up it gets harder the flowers are beautiful in summer but there gone in winter nothing gold can stay u should watch the movie it explains it better
Reply:I see it as nothing can stay the same forever, no matter how much you want it to. For example, the same way a flower must turn into a leaf, a child must grow up into an adult.
Reply:Sorry, not a teen! :)
Reply:Ah, one of my favorite Poems. Basically, it translates to nothing good lasts forever. Also featured in the book "The Outsiders".
Reply:I think it mean's that nothing lasts forever and all good things must come to an end. Life is very quick. But just like the seasons, though good things must end new things will be born from the bad.
Reply:Aha, I had to do something with this last year because we were reading 'The Outsiders' is that why you are doing it?
Well this poem is pretty much saying that happiness doesn't last forever...I know that sounds really depressing but its true.
Like a sunset, it's so pretty while it last, but it doesn't last too long does it?
Yeah, pretty much just means happiness does not last forever.
rain roots
Her hardest hue to hold
Her early leaf's a flower
But only so an hour
Then leaf subsides to leaf
So Eden sank to grief
So dawn goes down to day
Nothing gold can stay
what are some different meanings that can be seen in the poem?
does the poem sound upsetting or encouraging to you?
{i need this info for a project i am doing}
thanks!
Teens....How do you interpret the poem "nothing gold can stay"?
The last part "nothing gold can stay" is encouraging I think, its like nothings going to stay forever so make the most of it while you have it.
I %26lt;/3 this poem by the way lol
Reply:its says the Good things don't last for a long time. that's why we should cherish it while we have it.
the message is basically dedicated for the girls since it mentioned "Eden" and "her". and most girls would love to receive gifts from their lovers.
Reply:its from the outsiders we had to do this when i was in school,
the gold is the sunrise
if you read all of the book the outsiders by se hinton pony boy explains it to johnny
Reply:thats from the outsiders i read the book in school last year nothing gold it means like well in the book it really meant nothing gold can stay when ur a kid u have it good but when u grow up it gets harder the flowers are beautiful in summer but there gone in winter nothing gold can stay u should watch the movie it explains it better
Reply:I see it as nothing can stay the same forever, no matter how much you want it to. For example, the same way a flower must turn into a leaf, a child must grow up into an adult.
Reply:Sorry, not a teen! :)
Reply:Ah, one of my favorite Poems. Basically, it translates to nothing good lasts forever. Also featured in the book "The Outsiders".
Reply:I think it mean's that nothing lasts forever and all good things must come to an end. Life is very quick. But just like the seasons, though good things must end new things will be born from the bad.
Reply:Aha, I had to do something with this last year because we were reading 'The Outsiders' is that why you are doing it?
Well this poem is pretty much saying that happiness doesn't last forever...I know that sounds really depressing but its true.
Like a sunset, it's so pretty while it last, but it doesn't last too long does it?
Yeah, pretty much just means happiness does not last forever.
rain roots
Does anyone know what colors are in an indian wedding?
a hindi wedding i mean and if theres any specific flowers and what are the meanings of the flowers and colors
please and thank you
Does anyone know what colors are in an indian wedding?
I did a presentation while i was in college, and instead of going overboard with flowers like we americans do they love statues. They colors are like burgundy, red, and the love gold, some use blue and gold wih a sprinkle of burguny focusing on the statues. hope this helps.
Reply:All I know is red, red, red and gold. red dress red flowers lots of red.
Reply:Red is a sign of fertility and I've seen lots of red used at Hindi weddings. I've also seen lots of gold but I don't know the meaning behind that.
Reply:They use rich colors, such as royal blues, burgandys, golds. They also use a lot of statues. Flowers are usually to a minimum.
please and thank you
Does anyone know what colors are in an indian wedding?
I did a presentation while i was in college, and instead of going overboard with flowers like we americans do they love statues. They colors are like burgundy, red, and the love gold, some use blue and gold wih a sprinkle of burguny focusing on the statues. hope this helps.
Reply:All I know is red, red, red and gold. red dress red flowers lots of red.
Reply:Red is a sign of fertility and I've seen lots of red used at Hindi weddings. I've also seen lots of gold but I don't know the meaning behind that.
Reply:They use rich colors, such as royal blues, burgandys, golds. They also use a lot of statues. Flowers are usually to a minimum.
I'm stuck: Any ideas for tattoos with specific meanings? (See details)?
I'm 18 and I want to get a tattoo. I have a tattoo in mind but I'm stuck. On my left shoulder blade, I'm going to have a fairy with butterfly wings (in the wings will be "Luctor et emergo" which means I struggle and emerge). I wanted to have the fairy with one hand out with 3 or 4 things suspended in air above, sort of like when fairies blow fairy dust from their hands. The symbols will be small and most likely travel up to the top of my shoulder. I'm trying to find symbols for misguidance OR naivety (2 mark my life before finding myself), maturity, new beginnings, OR rebirth (2 mark my transition from childhood to adulthood), and freedom, joy, purity, OR love (2 mark what my future holds for me). I was looking for any symbols: objects, flowers, and/or animals. I also was looking for something that represents maternal love or the connection with a mother, and anything that represents playfulness, friendship, sensuality, trustworthiness, OR femininity (my personality).
I'm stuck: Any ideas for tattoos with specific meanings? (See details)?
talk to your tattoo artist. if you are serious about getting this tattoo, then i'm sure you have already looked into your local artists, talked to them, talked to co-workers or clients of theirs, looked at their portfolios, and checked out their tattooing space to see that it all meets your expectations- after all, a tattoo is permanent. so as i said- the best suggestion i can give you is, talk to your artist! he should be able to help you come up with ideas, and see what it will look like. if the image chosen has too much detail, it will not turn out right as a small tattoo (it will blur, lose detail, etc). your artist can help decide on ideas. after all, this is his job, and it's what they do every day.
Reply:things mean what YOU want them to mean. If you feel that a baseball symbolizes love then that's what you get. If you feel that a tampon symbolizes your rebirth from childhood into adulthood then so be it.
And believe it or not, all tattoos don't have to mean something.
Reply:"2 mark my transition from childhood to adulthood"
You want to get a tattoo and you still use a "2" in the place of the word "to"....sounds like you haven't made that transition yet...
I'm stuck: Any ideas for tattoos with specific meanings? (See details)?
talk to your tattoo artist. if you are serious about getting this tattoo, then i'm sure you have already looked into your local artists, talked to them, talked to co-workers or clients of theirs, looked at their portfolios, and checked out their tattooing space to see that it all meets your expectations- after all, a tattoo is permanent. so as i said- the best suggestion i can give you is, talk to your artist! he should be able to help you come up with ideas, and see what it will look like. if the image chosen has too much detail, it will not turn out right as a small tattoo (it will blur, lose detail, etc). your artist can help decide on ideas. after all, this is his job, and it's what they do every day.
Reply:things mean what YOU want them to mean. If you feel that a baseball symbolizes love then that's what you get. If you feel that a tampon symbolizes your rebirth from childhood into adulthood then so be it.
And believe it or not, all tattoos don't have to mean something.
Reply:"2 mark my transition from childhood to adulthood"
You want to get a tattoo and you still use a "2" in the place of the word "to"....sounds like you haven't made that transition yet...
What is the figurative and literal meanings of this poem?
Oh, give us pleasure in the flowers today;
And give us not to think so far away
As the uncertain harvest; keep us here
All simply in the springing of the year.
Oh, give us pleasure in the orchard white,
Like nothing else by day, like ghosts by night;
And make us happy in the happy bees,
The swarm dilating round the perfect trees.
And make us happy in the darting bird
That suddenly above the bees is heard,
The meteor that thrusts in with needle bill,
And off a blossom in mid air stands still.
For this is love and nothing else is love,
To which it is reserved for God above
To sanctify to what far ends he will,
But which it only needs that we fulfill.
by robert frost
What is the figurative and literal meanings of this poem?
I don't know what Frost intended but I would say the poem is about the glories of nature and the present moment. Frost seems to be saying that God created all this loveliness for our appreciation and if we don't appreciate it, we aren't loving God and we aren't loving. Happiness, too, can only be found in the present moment. I think he's also saying that God's creation requires a response from us; responsibility = our response to God's ability.
Oops! I see you want literal and figurative. I think I answered the literal (with poetic license). Figuratively I think he means, in the first stanza, keeping the mind focused on the here and now and not what things will be or how it's all going to turn out; let's just enjoy "what is".
The orchard white could have something to do with purity and innocence. The ghosts by night in connection to the orchard white could mean the terror of the light of truth shining on our deeds; memories of life lived badly or agonizing losses.
By allowing ourselves to be happy in the happy bees, we're getting outside ourselves and not so self-consumed but sharing in the joy and beauty that surrounds us.
The hummingbird he's describing in the 3rd stanza is a marvel of nature which can make us humble as we contemplate The Mind from whence it sprang. Could we create such magnificence? How great is our God that could create such magnificence?
The sanctification of the 4th stanza could be the awareness of the Oneness of which we participate in our minds to recognize his wonders and in our hearts to be able to stand in awe, with the willingness to appreciate and be grateful and praise the essence from which they come.
Reply:it means that because god loves us he makes us die
Reply:What a lovely poem! It means that we should enjoy the beauty that is all around us in nature. It also means that we should enjoy its beauty right now, not put it off until later because the future is uncertain, and the present is really the only thing that we can truly say is ours.
And give us not to think so far away
As the uncertain harvest; keep us here
All simply in the springing of the year.
Oh, give us pleasure in the orchard white,
Like nothing else by day, like ghosts by night;
And make us happy in the happy bees,
The swarm dilating round the perfect trees.
And make us happy in the darting bird
That suddenly above the bees is heard,
The meteor that thrusts in with needle bill,
And off a blossom in mid air stands still.
For this is love and nothing else is love,
To which it is reserved for God above
To sanctify to what far ends he will,
But which it only needs that we fulfill.
by robert frost
What is the figurative and literal meanings of this poem?
I don't know what Frost intended but I would say the poem is about the glories of nature and the present moment. Frost seems to be saying that God created all this loveliness for our appreciation and if we don't appreciate it, we aren't loving God and we aren't loving. Happiness, too, can only be found in the present moment. I think he's also saying that God's creation requires a response from us; responsibility = our response to God's ability.
Oops! I see you want literal and figurative. I think I answered the literal (with poetic license). Figuratively I think he means, in the first stanza, keeping the mind focused on the here and now and not what things will be or how it's all going to turn out; let's just enjoy "what is".
The orchard white could have something to do with purity and innocence. The ghosts by night in connection to the orchard white could mean the terror of the light of truth shining on our deeds; memories of life lived badly or agonizing losses.
By allowing ourselves to be happy in the happy bees, we're getting outside ourselves and not so self-consumed but sharing in the joy and beauty that surrounds us.
The hummingbird he's describing in the 3rd stanza is a marvel of nature which can make us humble as we contemplate The Mind from whence it sprang. Could we create such magnificence? How great is our God that could create such magnificence?
The sanctification of the 4th stanza could be the awareness of the Oneness of which we participate in our minds to recognize his wonders and in our hearts to be able to stand in awe, with the willingness to appreciate and be grateful and praise the essence from which they come.
Reply:it means that because god loves us he makes us die
Reply:What a lovely poem! It means that we should enjoy the beauty that is all around us in nature. It also means that we should enjoy its beauty right now, not put it off until later because the future is uncertain, and the present is really the only thing that we can truly say is ours.
What are the meanings of koi tattoo's?
I know they have a meaning but what is it. and the meaning for those hawaiian flowers. i want to get a sleeve of angels on one arm, and a sleve of devils on the other arm. i want them to go all up my arm on my shoulder and i want a massive angel leader looking at a massive devil leader.. about to fight in the middle of my chest. i got this idea because in my life i have been threw hard times and bad times. my life has been kinda a battle with good and evil. good idea or dumb?
sorry im typing so bad and unsifisticated... i'm drunk and just got home from chilling with a bleezie. so tell me about my ideas WOOT.. HOLLA
What are the meanings of koi tattoo's?
KOI TATTOO - Probably surprising to many westerners is the large of amount of ancient myth that surrounds these beautiful fish in the Orient and their elevated status there. Generally known here as the brightly colored fish that are common in public ponds and fountains, carp (koi is Japanese for carp) can be found in colors that include white, yellow, gold, a deep orange, and some are even calico-colored. Particularly beautiful specimens have been known to fetch prices in excess of half-a-million dollars from private collectors who specialize in their breeding and showing. However, the koi is more than just a colorful and collectible fish. It is also one of the most popular and beautiful of Japanese tattoo symbols – a beauty which belies its symbolic meaning. Although Chinese in origin, the carp is now widely celebrated in Japan, particularly for its manly qualities. It is said to climb waterfalls bravely, and, if caught, it lies upon the cutting board awaiting the knife without a quiver, not unlike a samurai (warrior) facing a sword. This theme dates back to ancient China, where a legend tells of how any koi that succeeded in climbing the falls at a point called Dragon Gate (on the Yellow River) would be transformed into a dragon. Based on that legend, it became a symbol of worldly aspiration and advancement. Eventually, the stoic fish came to be associated with so many masculine and positive qualities that it was appropriated for the annual Boys' Day Festival in Japan where even today colorful, streaming koi flags are traditionally displayed for each son in the family. In tattoo imagery, especially in combination with flowing water, it symbolizes much the same: courage, the ability to attain high goals, and overcoming life's difficulties.
Reply:Dont get any tattoo while drunk! Those angel/devil may seem like a good idea now, but wait til you sober up a bit. I knew a guy who felt morally torn, always giving in to his 'evil' side, but knowing he should follow his good side, so he got a huge tat of a dragon, a symbol for satan across his shoulders and back...like the temptation follows him everyhere. Its a little less literal than your tat idea...and sometimes thats a good thing..
Reply:great question I'd like to know too.
Reply:I'm pretty sure they mean luck. Do you mean hibiscus flowers? I don't know about those.
I think that that sounds like a really bad idea, no offense. If you don't know the meaning of some of the (trite) symbols that you want to use, you really shouldn't use them. Also huge tattoos are hard to hide and they're very costly.
Don't get the tattoo. You'll thank me (and yourself) when you sober up in the morning.
Why do hotels always use white towels
sorry im typing so bad and unsifisticated... i'm drunk and just got home from chilling with a bleezie. so tell me about my ideas WOOT.. HOLLA
What are the meanings of koi tattoo's?
KOI TATTOO - Probably surprising to many westerners is the large of amount of ancient myth that surrounds these beautiful fish in the Orient and their elevated status there. Generally known here as the brightly colored fish that are common in public ponds and fountains, carp (koi is Japanese for carp) can be found in colors that include white, yellow, gold, a deep orange, and some are even calico-colored. Particularly beautiful specimens have been known to fetch prices in excess of half-a-million dollars from private collectors who specialize in their breeding and showing. However, the koi is more than just a colorful and collectible fish. It is also one of the most popular and beautiful of Japanese tattoo symbols – a beauty which belies its symbolic meaning. Although Chinese in origin, the carp is now widely celebrated in Japan, particularly for its manly qualities. It is said to climb waterfalls bravely, and, if caught, it lies upon the cutting board awaiting the knife without a quiver, not unlike a samurai (warrior) facing a sword. This theme dates back to ancient China, where a legend tells of how any koi that succeeded in climbing the falls at a point called Dragon Gate (on the Yellow River) would be transformed into a dragon. Based on that legend, it became a symbol of worldly aspiration and advancement. Eventually, the stoic fish came to be associated with so many masculine and positive qualities that it was appropriated for the annual Boys' Day Festival in Japan where even today colorful, streaming koi flags are traditionally displayed for each son in the family. In tattoo imagery, especially in combination with flowing water, it symbolizes much the same: courage, the ability to attain high goals, and overcoming life's difficulties.
Reply:Dont get any tattoo while drunk! Those angel/devil may seem like a good idea now, but wait til you sober up a bit. I knew a guy who felt morally torn, always giving in to his 'evil' side, but knowing he should follow his good side, so he got a huge tat of a dragon, a symbol for satan across his shoulders and back...like the temptation follows him everyhere. Its a little less literal than your tat idea...and sometimes thats a good thing..
Reply:great question I'd like to know too.
Reply:I'm pretty sure they mean luck. Do you mean hibiscus flowers? I don't know about those.
I think that that sounds like a really bad idea, no offense. If you don't know the meaning of some of the (trite) symbols that you want to use, you really shouldn't use them. Also huge tattoos are hard to hide and they're very costly.
Don't get the tattoo. You'll thank me (and yourself) when you sober up in the morning.
Why do hotels always use white towels
Meanings of some phrases?
I would lilke to have these phrases cleared.
1. What's difference between authority and authorities?
2. Which is correct?
a. There are many floweres in the garden such as rose, tulip, AND lily.
b, There are many flowers in the garden such as rose, tulip. OR lily.
Meanings of some phrases?
Authority, is the governing agency, for example, The Port Authority, while authorities, are the people who oversee the rules.
Of #2, a, is correct. The second sentence is comparing tulips to lilies. Best wishes
Reply:Please believe me, this comment is NOT "sour grapes," because my answer wasn't chosen! But I just hate to see you
accept an answer that uses an incorrect form, as this one does. To be using fluent English, you MUST have the names of those flowers in the plural form, "roses, tulips and lilies." Report Abuse
Reply:1. Authority is verb and Authorities are noun (Singular / Plural)
2. A. (but a spelling mistake - flowers)
Reply:1. Authority can be one person; parent, boss, manager, etc.
Authorities = Protectors of the peace.
2. A
A. Should be written.
There are many flowers in the garden such as roses, tulips, and lilies.
Reply:The simplest answer to your first question is that authority is singular and authorities is plural. Both are nouns. (The verb would be to authorize.)
And for the second question, the correct version would be:
"There are many flowers in the garden, such as roses, tulips and lilies."
Reply:1. One is in singular, the other is in plural
2. There are many flowers in the garden, such as roses, tulips, and lilies.
Reply:Authority is verb and authorities is noun.
There are many flowers in the garden such as rose, tulip, AND lily. this is correct.
1. What's difference between authority and authorities?
2. Which is correct?
a. There are many floweres in the garden such as rose, tulip, AND lily.
b, There are many flowers in the garden such as rose, tulip. OR lily.
Meanings of some phrases?
Authority, is the governing agency, for example, The Port Authority, while authorities, are the people who oversee the rules.
Of #2, a, is correct. The second sentence is comparing tulips to lilies. Best wishes
Reply:Please believe me, this comment is NOT "sour grapes," because my answer wasn't chosen! But I just hate to see you
accept an answer that uses an incorrect form, as this one does. To be using fluent English, you MUST have the names of those flowers in the plural form, "roses, tulips and lilies." Report Abuse
Reply:1. Authority is verb and Authorities are noun (Singular / Plural)
2. A. (but a spelling mistake - flowers)
Reply:1. Authority can be one person; parent, boss, manager, etc.
Authorities = Protectors of the peace.
2. A
A. Should be written.
There are many flowers in the garden such as roses, tulips, and lilies.
Reply:The simplest answer to your first question is that authority is singular and authorities is plural. Both are nouns. (The verb would be to authorize.)
And for the second question, the correct version would be:
"There are many flowers in the garden, such as roses, tulips and lilies."
Reply:1. One is in singular, the other is in plural
2. There are many flowers in the garden, such as roses, tulips, and lilies.
Reply:Authority is verb and authorities is noun.
There are many flowers in the garden such as rose, tulip, AND lily. this is correct.
Meaning of chinese symbols / art motifs?
I need to know what do the chinese dragons, birds, different types of flowers, plants, or any other animals mean. What do they symbolise and stuff. If possible, with double-meanings. The original meaning and the other one that it sounds like.
Meaning of chinese symbols / art motifs?
Hmm, a big task there, as there are so many. Bats are a good luck symbol, since bat and luck have the same sound ("fu"). Dragons have four claws unless they are royal, then they have five. Dragonflies represent summer; Chrysanthemum sounds like "nine" so should be picked on the 9th day of the 9th month.... It's endless, really.
The web is your best bet, and I've put a link below. It's not easy, unfortunately, to find a site that has the symbol and meaning and pronunciation, but keep digging.
Good luck!
Meaning of chinese symbols / art motifs?
Hmm, a big task there, as there are so many. Bats are a good luck symbol, since bat and luck have the same sound ("fu"). Dragons have four claws unless they are royal, then they have five. Dragonflies represent summer; Chrysanthemum sounds like "nine" so should be picked on the 9th day of the 9th month.... It's endless, really.
The web is your best bet, and I've put a link below. It's not easy, unfortunately, to find a site that has the symbol and meaning and pronunciation, but keep digging.
Good luck!
Help im stuck on this question?
okay heres a question about names that have other meanings and im stuck on this one (a)
1 -A grayish color also a flower?
example 1- a male deer? Buck
example 2- a flower often associated with love? Rose
Help im stuck on this question?
♥heather ''flower''♥
Reply:lavender
Reply:It wouldn't be periwinkle, would it?
1 -A grayish color also a flower?
example 1- a male deer? Buck
example 2- a flower often associated with love? Rose
Help im stuck on this question?
♥heather ''flower''♥
Reply:lavender
Reply:It wouldn't be periwinkle, would it?
What do flowers represent as a symbol?
The various different meanings that flowers represent.
What do flowers represent as a symbol?
You can find a list here:
http://www.aboutflowers.com/floral_b5.ht...
Reply:something beautiful, love or spring i think
Reply:They can mean new life, and new beginnings when bloomed out. Death when wilted. They can also represent love, hope, desire, childhood, freedom. Lilies are used to mark death. They're very versatile metaphorically.
Reply:women, vagina, love it can mean anything.
Reply:they all have dif. meanings! i mean what flowers did you get?
e-maill me!
Reply:Red roses are love aren't they? I can't remember anything else :/
Reply:A RELATIONSHIP BLOOMING, IN THE SOMETHING SPECIAL, IF YOU ARE IN A RELATIONSHIP I HOPE YOUR BLOOMS INTO SOMETHING SPECIAL TAKE CARE
Reply:innocence, beauty, tranquility
Reply:love, peace, hope
even your are special
Most flowers are beautiful. The ROSE in it's many colors has a reputation to have a different meaning for each color.My favorite is the yellow rose.
Reply:It depends on the flower and the culture of the person who's offering the flowers/receiving the flowers.
Reply:life, love, hate, curses, fertility, etc. It varies per flower
Reply:There is a whole list of meanings of different flowers on this site. (see below)
Reply:Chrysanthemum: The national symbol of Japan, 'mums are a symbol for long life.
Carnation: A symbol of betrothal or engagement. In China, a carnation is a symbol of marriage.
Daisy: The most basic of flowers, a white daisy is a symbol of innocence.
Honeysuckle: A less-common symbol of love. Also of generosity.
Iris: Associated with death as Iris was a Greek goddess of the rainbow, which she used to travel down to earth with messages from the gods and to transport women's souls to the underworld. The three upright petals and three drooping sepals are symbols for faith, valor, and wisdom.
Jasmine: This strongly scented, white flower is used as a Hindu symbol for love.
Lily: Symbolizes purity, chastity, and innocence. White lilies represent the purity of the Virgin Mary. The Angel Gabriel was often painted presenting Mary with a white lily when he announced to her that she would give birth to the Son of God.
Lotus: A common symbol in Asian art, the lotus symbolizes birth and rebirth through the fact that the petals open when the sun comes out and close when the sun sets. Also a symbol for fertility, creation, and purity. The long stem symbolizes our connection to our origins, while the flower represents the enlightenment to which we aspire.
Orchid: A symbol of perfection. The spots on an orchid sometimes represent the blood of Christ.
Poppy: A symbol of death. Red poppies are a symbol of Remembrance Day (11 November), which commemorates the dead of the First and Second World Wars.
Rose: To symbolize love and passion, use red roses. For virginity and purity use white roses. To symbolize jealousy and infidelity, use yellow roses. In Catholicism, red roses are a symbol of the Virgin Mary.
Rosemary: Included in funeral wreaths as a symbol of remembrance and in wedding bouquets as a symbol for fidelity. It's said that if you touch a lover with a sprig of rosemary, they'll be faithful.
Sunflowers: As a flower which blindly follows the sun, sunflowers have become a symbol of infatuation or foolish passion.
Violet: Symbolize faithfulness, humility, and chastity.
Click here for more flowers and its meanings:
http://www.juneauempire.com/weddings/sto...
Reply:Adoration I think
Reply:Oh, my goodness....so many different things. All the way down to each color of rose means something different. Here's a list from the Society of American Florists
Alstroemeria aspiring
Amaryllis dramatic
Anemone fragile
Apple Blossom promise
Aster contentment
Azalea abundance
Baby's Breath festivity
Bachelor Button anticipation
Begonia deep thoughts
Black-Eyed Susan encouragement
Camellia graciousness
Carnation
pink
gratitude
red
flashy
striped
refusal
white
remembrance
yellow
cheerful
Chrysanthemum
bronze
excitement
white
truth
red
sharing
yellow
secret admirer
Cosmos peaceful
Crocus foresight
Daffodil chivalry
Delphinium boldness
Daisy innocence
Freesia spirited
Forget-Me-Not remember me forever
Gardenia joy
Geranium comfort
Ginger proud
Gladiolus strength of character
Heather solitude
Hibiscus delicate beauty
Holly domestic happiness
Hyacinth sincerity
Hydrangea perseverance
Iris inspiration
Ivy fidelity
Jasmine grace and elegance
Larkspur beautiful spirit
Lavender distrust
Lilac first love
Calla regal
Casablanca celebration
Day enthusiasm
Stargazer ambition
Lisianthus calming
Magnolia dignity
Marigold desire for riches
Nasturtium patriotism
Orange Blossom fertility
Orchid delicate beauty
Pansy loving thoughts
Passion flower passion
Peony healing
Poppy consolation
Queen Anne's Lace delicate femininity
Ranunculus radiant
Rhododendron beware
Rose
pink
friendship
red
passionate love
red %26amp; white
unity
white
purity
yellow
zealous
Snapdragon presumptuous
Star of Bethlehem hope
Stephanotis good luck
Statice success
Sunflower adoration
Sweetpea shyness
Tuberose pleasure
Tulip
pink
caring
purple
royalty
red
declaration of love
white
forgiveness
yellow
hopelessly in love
Violet faithfulness
Wisteria steadfast
Yarrow good health
Zinnia thoughts of friends
Other sites you might try:
http://www.800florals.com/care/meaning.a...
http://www.iflorist.com/en/act/meaning/
http://www.proflowers.com/flowerguide/fl...
Reply:Red flowers represent romanticism that you love the person youre giving it to and that youre heart belongs to them. But if youre giving flowers to a friend it can mean a thank you or if theyre down it can be an get well.. wishd i was of help
Reply:Well different flowers mean different things you can find info. on each individual flower using the internet just google the flower name and voila, information!!
Reply:they could represent beauty, but mostly, it's that different coloured flowers represent different things
blue: peace, openness, serenity
pink: grace, gentility, happiness
purple:dignity, pride, success
red: desire, strength, passionate love
white: innocence, humility, reverance
yellow: freindship, joy, lightheartedness
orange:energy, enthusiasm, warmth
green: health, resilience, good fortune, youth
lavender: refinement, grace, elegance
hope that helps
Reply:depends on what type ( brand ) like a sakura flower mean love ( look it up in internet )
Reply:PEACE AND LOVE!!!!! get excited.
Reply:It is a symbol of love%26amp;carring
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What do flowers represent as a symbol?
You can find a list here:
http://www.aboutflowers.com/floral_b5.ht...
Reply:something beautiful, love or spring i think
Reply:They can mean new life, and new beginnings when bloomed out. Death when wilted. They can also represent love, hope, desire, childhood, freedom. Lilies are used to mark death. They're very versatile metaphorically.
Reply:women, vagina, love it can mean anything.
Reply:they all have dif. meanings! i mean what flowers did you get?
e-maill me!
Reply:Red roses are love aren't they? I can't remember anything else :/
Reply:A RELATIONSHIP BLOOMING, IN THE SOMETHING SPECIAL, IF YOU ARE IN A RELATIONSHIP I HOPE YOUR BLOOMS INTO SOMETHING SPECIAL TAKE CARE
Reply:innocence, beauty, tranquility
Reply:love, peace, hope
even your are special
Most flowers are beautiful. The ROSE in it's many colors has a reputation to have a different meaning for each color.My favorite is the yellow rose.
Reply:It depends on the flower and the culture of the person who's offering the flowers/receiving the flowers.
Reply:life, love, hate, curses, fertility, etc. It varies per flower
Reply:There is a whole list of meanings of different flowers on this site. (see below)
Reply:Chrysanthemum: The national symbol of Japan, 'mums are a symbol for long life.
Carnation: A symbol of betrothal or engagement. In China, a carnation is a symbol of marriage.
Daisy: The most basic of flowers, a white daisy is a symbol of innocence.
Honeysuckle: A less-common symbol of love. Also of generosity.
Iris: Associated with death as Iris was a Greek goddess of the rainbow, which she used to travel down to earth with messages from the gods and to transport women's souls to the underworld. The three upright petals and three drooping sepals are symbols for faith, valor, and wisdom.
Jasmine: This strongly scented, white flower is used as a Hindu symbol for love.
Lily: Symbolizes purity, chastity, and innocence. White lilies represent the purity of the Virgin Mary. The Angel Gabriel was often painted presenting Mary with a white lily when he announced to her that she would give birth to the Son of God.
Lotus: A common symbol in Asian art, the lotus symbolizes birth and rebirth through the fact that the petals open when the sun comes out and close when the sun sets. Also a symbol for fertility, creation, and purity. The long stem symbolizes our connection to our origins, while the flower represents the enlightenment to which we aspire.
Orchid: A symbol of perfection. The spots on an orchid sometimes represent the blood of Christ.
Poppy: A symbol of death. Red poppies are a symbol of Remembrance Day (11 November), which commemorates the dead of the First and Second World Wars.
Rose: To symbolize love and passion, use red roses. For virginity and purity use white roses. To symbolize jealousy and infidelity, use yellow roses. In Catholicism, red roses are a symbol of the Virgin Mary.
Rosemary: Included in funeral wreaths as a symbol of remembrance and in wedding bouquets as a symbol for fidelity. It's said that if you touch a lover with a sprig of rosemary, they'll be faithful.
Sunflowers: As a flower which blindly follows the sun, sunflowers have become a symbol of infatuation or foolish passion.
Violet: Symbolize faithfulness, humility, and chastity.
Click here for more flowers and its meanings:
http://www.juneauempire.com/weddings/sto...
Reply:Adoration I think
Reply:Oh, my goodness....so many different things. All the way down to each color of rose means something different. Here's a list from the Society of American Florists
Alstroemeria aspiring
Amaryllis dramatic
Anemone fragile
Apple Blossom promise
Aster contentment
Azalea abundance
Baby's Breath festivity
Bachelor Button anticipation
Begonia deep thoughts
Black-Eyed Susan encouragement
Camellia graciousness
Carnation
pink
gratitude
red
flashy
striped
refusal
white
remembrance
yellow
cheerful
Chrysanthemum
bronze
excitement
white
truth
red
sharing
yellow
secret admirer
Cosmos peaceful
Crocus foresight
Daffodil chivalry
Delphinium boldness
Daisy innocence
Freesia spirited
Forget-Me-Not remember me forever
Gardenia joy
Geranium comfort
Ginger proud
Gladiolus strength of character
Heather solitude
Hibiscus delicate beauty
Holly domestic happiness
Hyacinth sincerity
Hydrangea perseverance
Iris inspiration
Ivy fidelity
Jasmine grace and elegance
Larkspur beautiful spirit
Lavender distrust
Lilac first love
Calla regal
Casablanca celebration
Day enthusiasm
Stargazer ambition
Lisianthus calming
Magnolia dignity
Marigold desire for riches
Nasturtium patriotism
Orange Blossom fertility
Orchid delicate beauty
Pansy loving thoughts
Passion flower passion
Peony healing
Poppy consolation
Queen Anne's Lace delicate femininity
Ranunculus radiant
Rhododendron beware
Rose
pink
friendship
red
passionate love
red %26amp; white
unity
white
purity
yellow
zealous
Snapdragon presumptuous
Star of Bethlehem hope
Stephanotis good luck
Statice success
Sunflower adoration
Sweetpea shyness
Tuberose pleasure
Tulip
pink
caring
purple
royalty
red
declaration of love
white
forgiveness
yellow
hopelessly in love
Violet faithfulness
Wisteria steadfast
Yarrow good health
Zinnia thoughts of friends
Other sites you might try:
http://www.800florals.com/care/meaning.a...
http://www.iflorist.com/en/act/meaning/
http://www.proflowers.com/flowerguide/fl...
Reply:Red flowers represent romanticism that you love the person youre giving it to and that youre heart belongs to them. But if youre giving flowers to a friend it can mean a thank you or if theyre down it can be an get well.. wishd i was of help
Reply:Well different flowers mean different things you can find info. on each individual flower using the internet just google the flower name and voila, information!!
Reply:they could represent beauty, but mostly, it's that different coloured flowers represent different things
blue: peace, openness, serenity
pink: grace, gentility, happiness
purple:dignity, pride, success
red: desire, strength, passionate love
white: innocence, humility, reverance
yellow: freindship, joy, lightheartedness
orange:energy, enthusiasm, warmth
green: health, resilience, good fortune, youth
lavender: refinement, grace, elegance
hope that helps
Reply:depends on what type ( brand ) like a sakura flower mean love ( look it up in internet )
Reply:PEACE AND LOVE!!!!! get excited.
Reply:It is a symbol of love%26amp;carring
massage shoes
Do you know the meanings of this dream?.....?
I have not seen this man for just over a year, we had no relationship etc (or never attraction) , we were friends, however something happened to me (mainly because of him and some business) and I could not trust him anymore (or no one in fact).. or go to court and fight but never honestly knew which side to take etc.. so I left the country not to loose my life (I dont want to go to details, kind of I knew too much..) and never mention where. I was very scared and mainly of my friend (realized it was kind of mafia). Now, being 9000km away out of the blue I got a dream: he send me BIG bunch of flowers, with card attached that he always loved me, always ment well. I woke up with a very warm feeling towards him.. I cant explain. CAN YOU???
Do you know the meanings of this dream?.....?
YOUR WORST FEARS ARE OVER...you now feel safe,and flowers always mean good thigs in dreams.....so relax now and enjoy your life....
Reply:I think you WANT to trust him. Be careful there isn't a snake among the flowers.
Do you know the meanings of this dream?.....?
YOUR WORST FEARS ARE OVER...you now feel safe,and flowers always mean good thigs in dreams.....so relax now and enjoy your life....
Reply:I think you WANT to trust him. Be careful there isn't a snake among the flowers.
Please help me find the main ideas and possible hidden meanings of this sonnet!?
Men call you fayre; and you doe credit it
For that yourself ye dail, that is gentle wit
And a virtuous mind is much more praised of me.
For all the rest, however fayre it be
Shall turn to bought and lose that glorious hue
But only that is permenant and free
From frail corruption that doth flesh ensew.
That is true beauty, that doth urgue you
To be devine and borne of heval, seed
Derived from that fayre spirit from whom all true
And perfect beauty did at first proceed.
He only fayre, and what He fayre hath made
All other fayre, lyke flowers, untymly fade.
A friend wrote it for me and he told me that when i read it and understand it all to go talk to him, but I'm not sure that I have gotten the full meaning so please tell me what you think. Thank you so much in advance!
Please help me find the main ideas and possible hidden meanings of this sonnet!?
Men call you Fair (pretty) and you are
but you also have gentle wit
And a virtuous (pure) mind (and I value that even more)
(beauty,,)..however "fair" it is
(loses glorious hue) fades
but only that which is free from corruption (sin) that the flesh causes is true beauty
(real beauty,,(argues you) tells you to be devine and "heavenly"
( all true beauty comes (proceeds) from heaven
he only Fair (only god is beauty) and what god has made fair
all others fair,,,like flowers, fade
(outward beauty gone over time)
It was a really big compliment..You are beautiful outwardly but also inwardly ,,which is of greater importance..and virtuous too.
For that yourself ye dail, that is gentle wit
And a virtuous mind is much more praised of me.
For all the rest, however fayre it be
Shall turn to bought and lose that glorious hue
But only that is permenant and free
From frail corruption that doth flesh ensew.
That is true beauty, that doth urgue you
To be devine and borne of heval, seed
Derived from that fayre spirit from whom all true
And perfect beauty did at first proceed.
He only fayre, and what He fayre hath made
All other fayre, lyke flowers, untymly fade.
A friend wrote it for me and he told me that when i read it and understand it all to go talk to him, but I'm not sure that I have gotten the full meaning so please tell me what you think. Thank you so much in advance!
Please help me find the main ideas and possible hidden meanings of this sonnet!?
Men call you Fair (pretty) and you are
but you also have gentle wit
And a virtuous (pure) mind (and I value that even more)
(beauty,,)..however "fair" it is
(loses glorious hue) fades
but only that which is free from corruption (sin) that the flesh causes is true beauty
(real beauty,,(argues you) tells you to be devine and "heavenly"
( all true beauty comes (proceeds) from heaven
he only Fair (only god is beauty) and what god has made fair
all others fair,,,like flowers, fade
(outward beauty gone over time)
It was a really big compliment..You are beautiful outwardly but also inwardly ,,which is of greater importance..and virtuous too.
I'm looking for a wedding ceremony that involves placing flowers in a wreath and saying their meaning.?
I saw a ceremony some time ago that said something about a tree and a vine having seperate root systems but functioning better together and then it went into the wreath with flowers and their meanings. Help if you can! Thanks!
I'm looking for a wedding ceremony that involves placing flowers in a wreath and saying their meaning.?
Unfortunately, I've never heard of it, but it sounds lovely and meaningful. I'd be curious to learn more about it. If you can recall where you saw it, and who had it, try contacting them to gather more information.
I'm looking for a wedding ceremony that involves placing flowers in a wreath and saying their meaning.?
Unfortunately, I've never heard of it, but it sounds lovely and meaningful. I'd be curious to learn more about it. If you can recall where you saw it, and who had it, try contacting them to gather more information.
Put you name meanings together?
what does your name mean????????????
mine means
Just Flower Saints
but if i add my moms last name.... it doesn't have a meaning but so i picked other similar sounds for shanahan and it came out as this (i picked three similar sounds to shanahan)
Just Flower God Saints
Just Flower Lovely white, fair, Blessed Saints
Just Flower Old, Wise, River Saint
LOL
(btw i used Behindthename.com)
10pts to the funniest or coolest one. :)
i like mines alot lol it really reminds me of my Faith. :) Yes i believe in JESUS and i'm a Follower. :p
Put you name meanings together?
Chelsea - Port house
Elaine - Light
My last name doesn't actually mean anything figuratively, but in Italian it means courteous...
So I'm a courteous lighthouse
Reply:my name means a 'Vedic Hymn'
Reply:Amit means adorable and unforgettable.
Reply:Joseph,and i have no clue what it means,i know it's in the bible somewhere but,no clue.
Reply:A brave, wished for child. I like that : )
Reply:wat does Nicky mean?
Reply:Hmmm,,, "The Lord is Gracious" - pretty religious stuff,,,
Reply:First Name Meaning~ Honey Bee....Bee in greek
Middle Name Meaning~ Sea Of Bitterness
Last Name Meaning~ No match found {I'm Italian and my last name isn't common}
Reply:Little King of Honor - using my single name
Carrier of the Holy Cross with Honor - using my married name
Reply:Himena means someone with sensitive soul ♥
Reply:Admiring Feminine Peninsula
Well that's not going to get 10 pts is it!? I always get the boring stuff :(
Reply:Mine would be
Court Dweller - Meadow - Hammer
Reply:mine's...
rival (emily)
sea of bitterness (maureen)
my last name is german so it's not in any name databases but it translates to "paper foot"
so i'm an evil bitter paperboy?
that's not cool. i like to think of myself as an optimist. and i work at MCDONALDS thank you very much.
Reply:Mine means Violet Carreen. Hmmm I like that better than my real name!
Perfect semi formal makeup
mine means
Just Flower Saints
but if i add my moms last name.... it doesn't have a meaning but so i picked other similar sounds for shanahan and it came out as this (i picked three similar sounds to shanahan)
Just Flower God Saints
Just Flower Lovely white, fair, Blessed Saints
Just Flower Old, Wise, River Saint
LOL
(btw i used Behindthename.com)
10pts to the funniest or coolest one. :)
i like mines alot lol it really reminds me of my Faith. :) Yes i believe in JESUS and i'm a Follower. :p
Put you name meanings together?
Chelsea - Port house
Elaine - Light
My last name doesn't actually mean anything figuratively, but in Italian it means courteous...
So I'm a courteous lighthouse
Reply:my name means a 'Vedic Hymn'
Reply:Amit means adorable and unforgettable.
Reply:Joseph,and i have no clue what it means,i know it's in the bible somewhere but,no clue.
Reply:A brave, wished for child. I like that : )
Reply:wat does Nicky mean?
Reply:Hmmm,,, "The Lord is Gracious" - pretty religious stuff,,,
Reply:First Name Meaning~ Honey Bee....Bee in greek
Middle Name Meaning~ Sea Of Bitterness
Last Name Meaning~ No match found {I'm Italian and my last name isn't common}
Reply:Little King of Honor - using my single name
Carrier of the Holy Cross with Honor - using my married name
Reply:Himena means someone with sensitive soul ♥
Reply:Admiring Feminine Peninsula
Well that's not going to get 10 pts is it!? I always get the boring stuff :(
Reply:Mine would be
Court Dweller - Meadow - Hammer
Reply:mine's...
rival (emily)
sea of bitterness (maureen)
my last name is german so it's not in any name databases but it translates to "paper foot"
so i'm an evil bitter paperboy?
that's not cool. i like to think of myself as an optimist. and i work at MCDONALDS thank you very much.
Reply:Mine means Violet Carreen. Hmmm I like that better than my real name!
Perfect semi formal makeup
Buddhist symbol meanings?
I was wondering if anyone could explain all/any of these symbols on the flower?
http://i25.tinypic.com/1z227ox.jpg
Buddhist symbol meanings?
This is Hindu symbolism. In Buddhism, atleast as far as the Theravada practice is concerned, a lotus of eight petals symbolises the eightfold path; no other symbols (letters, like the Sanskrit letter 'Omh' on your picture) are used.
Reply:The color and style this flower/lotus suits a Hindi theme.
The characters you see are in the sanskrit language.
The character in the center is "OM" and in a Hindi expression, it is believed to be the sound of the beginning of everything. This powerful utterance was what manifested the creation of all existence. In a sense, you can say "OM" is the illustration of the BIG BANG.
"OM" is also equivalent to the chinese pronunciation of "nan". In Mahayana Buddhism, it's "surface" meaning relates to a pause in a mantra. This pause prepares for the following lines in a mantra. NAN or OM causes all the ghosts and spirits and beings to place their palms together in obedience.
The other characters I don't know. The one on the bottom left looks like "Ti". And above it is "om" or "nan" again. I assume this is a mantra.
Just because it is sanskrit won't confirm it is hindi. This is a mantra obviously going around the flower. Maybe it's that really famous tibetan mantra... dunno how it goes. I thought it might be the mantra from Mahayana Buddhism, "OM Mani Padme Hom"
Reply:It's not Buddhist, it's Hindu.
Flowers in Buddhist art have 8 petals... symbolising the eightfold path which every Buddhist must follow.
Buddhist symbols include the eight petaled lotus flower; the wheel (with 8 spokes), and the Buddha himself.
Reply:The only symbol I recognize on the flower is the one on the center. It's called "Om," and it represents the cosmic, all encompassing sound.
Reply:The symbol in the center is not Buddhist; it is the symbol in Hinduism
http://i25.tinypic.com/1z227ox.jpg
Buddhist symbol meanings?
This is Hindu symbolism. In Buddhism, atleast as far as the Theravada practice is concerned, a lotus of eight petals symbolises the eightfold path; no other symbols (letters, like the Sanskrit letter 'Omh' on your picture) are used.
Reply:The color and style this flower/lotus suits a Hindi theme.
The characters you see are in the sanskrit language.
The character in the center is "OM" and in a Hindi expression, it is believed to be the sound of the beginning of everything. This powerful utterance was what manifested the creation of all existence. In a sense, you can say "OM" is the illustration of the BIG BANG.
"OM" is also equivalent to the chinese pronunciation of "nan". In Mahayana Buddhism, it's "surface" meaning relates to a pause in a mantra. This pause prepares for the following lines in a mantra. NAN or OM causes all the ghosts and spirits and beings to place their palms together in obedience.
The other characters I don't know. The one on the bottom left looks like "Ti". And above it is "om" or "nan" again. I assume this is a mantra.
Just because it is sanskrit won't confirm it is hindi. This is a mantra obviously going around the flower. Maybe it's that really famous tibetan mantra... dunno how it goes. I thought it might be the mantra from Mahayana Buddhism, "OM Mani Padme Hom"
Reply:It's not Buddhist, it's Hindu.
Flowers in Buddhist art have 8 petals... symbolising the eightfold path which every Buddhist must follow.
Buddhist symbols include the eight petaled lotus flower; the wheel (with 8 spokes), and the Buddha himself.
Reply:The only symbol I recognize on the flower is the one on the center. It's called "Om," and it represents the cosmic, all encompassing sound.
Reply:The symbol in the center is not Buddhist; it is the symbol in Hinduism
I gave a girl roses & asked her out, I heard there are meanings attached with roses & the color?
Some girls said, dont give her red, that means love, dont give her yellow, that means you cheated....so I chose orange %26amp; yellow mix. I wasnt trying to send any messages other than what I wrote on the card however Im wondering if she was thinking something else, she said yes %26amp; that she loved the flowers...but girls, what do you think if a guy sends roses to ask you out? does it mean anything?
I gave a girl roses %26amp; asked her out, I heard there are meanings attached with roses %26amp; the color?
SOME girls like to read into things, other girls just appreciate the favor. For example, a single rose is considered much more intimate than a bouquet of coloured roses.
If a guy were to send me roses to ask me out, I would find it very romantic...a bit cliche but romantic nonetheless. I mean, it's not everyday a girl gets roses!
http://www.proflowers.com/flowerguide/ro...
That site really breaks down the color meanings, if you're interested.
Reply:Not sure how my answer varies from others but I would think:
"Oh, wow, he bought me flowers, he actually likes me enough to spend money on me and cares enough to write something" and "keke, maybe I'll get more presents in the future"
But! If I have no idea who the guy was...I might just get paranoid, trash the flowers and ignore the message ^^
As long as you don't give white...that's represents death in the Asian culture.
Overall, I think it's a nice gesture
Reply:I would love to see a Rose when a guy asked me out! but maybe not to a rose till after you are already dating....Im not sure! Whats the next best flower that you can think of to give a girl when you ask her out?
Reply:yeah like you said there are meanings behind different colours of roses such as red is supposed to symbolise love. but honestly not many girls will focus or read in to the traditional meanings of the colours. to be honest she will be so stoked to receive roses that she wont mind what colour. she sounds like she will be a lucky girl.
I gave a girl roses %26amp; asked her out, I heard there are meanings attached with roses %26amp; the color?
SOME girls like to read into things, other girls just appreciate the favor. For example, a single rose is considered much more intimate than a bouquet of coloured roses.
If a guy were to send me roses to ask me out, I would find it very romantic...a bit cliche but romantic nonetheless. I mean, it's not everyday a girl gets roses!
http://www.proflowers.com/flowerguide/ro...
That site really breaks down the color meanings, if you're interested.
Reply:Not sure how my answer varies from others but I would think:
"Oh, wow, he bought me flowers, he actually likes me enough to spend money on me and cares enough to write something" and "keke, maybe I'll get more presents in the future"
But! If I have no idea who the guy was...I might just get paranoid, trash the flowers and ignore the message ^^
As long as you don't give white...that's represents death in the Asian culture.
Overall, I think it's a nice gesture
Reply:I would love to see a Rose when a guy asked me out! but maybe not to a rose till after you are already dating....Im not sure! Whats the next best flower that you can think of to give a girl when you ask her out?
Reply:yeah like you said there are meanings behind different colours of roses such as red is supposed to symbolise love. but honestly not many girls will focus or read in to the traditional meanings of the colours. to be honest she will be so stoked to receive roses that she wont mind what colour. she sounds like she will be a lucky girl.
Tattoo.. Meanings.. Help?
Okay, I really wanna get a tattoo on my 18th birthday.. I want something that stands for/ reminds me of my open-heart sugery.. I was wondering if y'all know any animal, plant, flower, etc that stands for "Health, Hope, Made it, etc
Or anything that would fit making through surgery!
Tattoo.. Meanings.. Help?
Take whatever ideas you already have and make an appointment to work something out with a tattoo artist.
Most tattoo artists have amazing imaginations as well as insight, and will work with your ideas to try and can come up with something to blow you away.
Reply:I think you could get a rose or a cheetah to show how strong and smart you are.
Reply:DO u have a scar i think thats tattoo enough..........good luck and God bless.
Reply:Lotus Flower, signifies overcoming or rising above. It grows from bottom reaching to sunlight and blooms when it reaches surface.
Maybe a heart rising from flower....
Reply:You might try finding a chinese character that represents one of those words. Check out this sight for some ideas. You can search by subject or by individual letters of the alphabet.
http://www.formosa-translation.com/chine...
Reply:why not get an actual heart (an anatomical one, not a valentine one) with like sunshine rays coming from behind it? a tattoo doesn't have to 'mean' anything to anybody else but you. it doesn't have to be a literal symbol that anybody else would recognize, as long as it reminds you of your ordeal and it would be an interesting conversation piece. good luck!
Reply:http://www.symbols.com/pics/big/34/3414....
A plaited sign to denote success and protection against evil forces. It is found on a Sumerian seal and on a picture stone found in Gotland, Sweden, dating from the early part of the Viking era.
It is an interesting fact that plaited signs are often considered having magic qualities.
You could combine it with something like this
http://www.alaneastmanstudio.com/images/...
The carnation is a sign of affection, health and energy! But be careful about color :D
Striped carnations and yellow can mean refusal and disdain!
Also, Butterflies are often considered by many cultures as a symbol of joy, happiness, of spring, rebirth and renewal.
http://www.krystalrose.com/angels/img/do...
A butterfly might just be your tattoo to symbolize your new life as a healthier person!
The best part is bringing your ideas to your tattoo professional. These people are ARTISTS! If you bring them in some ideas, they can work a number of symbols into one, beautiful piece of art! Be open to suggestion and do not be afraid to say if you don't like something. These things are permanent!
Reply:How about a Bleeding Heart plant? These flowers are strong, resilient and thrive in all sorts of conditions. Plus, they're pretty.
http://www.webindia123.com/garden/flower...
Or anything that would fit making through surgery!
Tattoo.. Meanings.. Help?
Take whatever ideas you already have and make an appointment to work something out with a tattoo artist.
Most tattoo artists have amazing imaginations as well as insight, and will work with your ideas to try and can come up with something to blow you away.
Reply:I think you could get a rose or a cheetah to show how strong and smart you are.
Reply:DO u have a scar i think thats tattoo enough..........good luck and God bless.
Reply:Lotus Flower, signifies overcoming or rising above. It grows from bottom reaching to sunlight and blooms when it reaches surface.
Maybe a heart rising from flower....
Reply:You might try finding a chinese character that represents one of those words. Check out this sight for some ideas. You can search by subject or by individual letters of the alphabet.
http://www.formosa-translation.com/chine...
Reply:why not get an actual heart (an anatomical one, not a valentine one) with like sunshine rays coming from behind it? a tattoo doesn't have to 'mean' anything to anybody else but you. it doesn't have to be a literal symbol that anybody else would recognize, as long as it reminds you of your ordeal and it would be an interesting conversation piece. good luck!
Reply:http://www.symbols.com/pics/big/34/3414....
A plaited sign to denote success and protection against evil forces. It is found on a Sumerian seal and on a picture stone found in Gotland, Sweden, dating from the early part of the Viking era.
It is an interesting fact that plaited signs are often considered having magic qualities.
You could combine it with something like this
http://www.alaneastmanstudio.com/images/...
The carnation is a sign of affection, health and energy! But be careful about color :D
Striped carnations and yellow can mean refusal and disdain!
Also, Butterflies are often considered by many cultures as a symbol of joy, happiness, of spring, rebirth and renewal.
http://www.krystalrose.com/angels/img/do...
A butterfly might just be your tattoo to symbolize your new life as a healthier person!
The best part is bringing your ideas to your tattoo professional. These people are ARTISTS! If you bring them in some ideas, they can work a number of symbols into one, beautiful piece of art! Be open to suggestion and do not be afraid to say if you don't like something. These things are permanent!
Reply:How about a Bleeding Heart plant? These flowers are strong, resilient and thrive in all sorts of conditions. Plus, they're pretty.
http://www.webindia123.com/garden/flower...
Guys like that.. do they even exist really?
If your bf gets you the same type of flower twice, same color twice... Does that mean he knows flower meanings and means it? I just never thougt guys knew or cared about that.. anyone for that matter..
Guys like that.. do they even exist really?
I know more about flowers than I ever intended to as far as meanings and what to get. Most guys just go with the generic red rose and everyone knows it means love. Lilly's in my mind are far nicer but it depends upon the situation. I used to get my last g/f a dozen red roses every other Friday and leave them in her car at work, just because.
-NmD!
-NmD!
Reply:maybe cause they're cheap ?
Reply:who care it
Reply:Real guys like that do not exist especially in Malaysia. My husband never gave me flowers but he is loving and we are happily married fo 19 years with 5 children, the eldest being 17 years. Guys who give flowers are guys who read that it is romantic yo give flowers . it is not their own true feelings. They do it because they think it is the in-thing ! It's not real. I am 1005 sure that all my happily married friends eel the same. I knew of a friend whose bf did give flowers but they didnot end up married to each other. See ? Be realistic and dont wait for flower-giving bf. They dont exist !! except in fairy tales
Reply:i would be grateful of even getting a flower .. any color any kind ..
Reply:Some actually do....some will ask what each one means when they buy it....it is true...they are not all total jerks...lol
Reply:you need to spend your time on fruitful things dont you
Reply:No, he probably thought you'd like those same flowers.
Reply:maybe he just thought that you liked them first time round and wanted you to like them again, its cute that he is buying you flowers not many people do lol x
Reply:it is same in most sexes , if we havent been told or dont understand we cannot know .. try not to be to hard on us :)
Reply:He may have noticed and remembered that you were impressed the first time and thought it would work again. Ask him!
Reply:they get told by anther woman like their sister or mother what colours stand for and so they get those colours I suppose.
Reply:why dont you just ask him if he knows what the type and colors stand for? if he says yes ask if he really means it, if he says yes again, just give him a kiss!
Reply:Yes, there are guys out there who know that kind of stuff. But, on the other hand....if you loved it the first time....we probably wont fix something thats not broken. ;)
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Guys like that.. do they even exist really?
I know more about flowers than I ever intended to as far as meanings and what to get. Most guys just go with the generic red rose and everyone knows it means love. Lilly's in my mind are far nicer but it depends upon the situation. I used to get my last g/f a dozen red roses every other Friday and leave them in her car at work, just because.
-NmD!
-NmD!
Reply:maybe cause they're cheap ?
Reply:who care it
Reply:Real guys like that do not exist especially in Malaysia. My husband never gave me flowers but he is loving and we are happily married fo 19 years with 5 children, the eldest being 17 years. Guys who give flowers are guys who read that it is romantic yo give flowers . it is not their own true feelings. They do it because they think it is the in-thing ! It's not real. I am 1005 sure that all my happily married friends eel the same. I knew of a friend whose bf did give flowers but they didnot end up married to each other. See ? Be realistic and dont wait for flower-giving bf. They dont exist !! except in fairy tales
Reply:i would be grateful of even getting a flower .. any color any kind ..
Reply:Some actually do....some will ask what each one means when they buy it....it is true...they are not all total jerks...lol
Reply:you need to spend your time on fruitful things dont you
Reply:No, he probably thought you'd like those same flowers.
Reply:maybe he just thought that you liked them first time round and wanted you to like them again, its cute that he is buying you flowers not many people do lol x
Reply:it is same in most sexes , if we havent been told or dont understand we cannot know .. try not to be to hard on us :)
Reply:He may have noticed and remembered that you were impressed the first time and thought it would work again. Ask him!
Reply:they get told by anther woman like their sister or mother what colours stand for and so they get those colours I suppose.
Reply:why dont you just ask him if he knows what the type and colors stand for? if he says yes ask if he really means it, if he says yes again, just give him a kiss!
Reply:Yes, there are guys out there who know that kind of stuff. But, on the other hand....if you loved it the first time....we probably wont fix something thats not broken. ;)
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What do cherry blossoms represent?
I'm getting a vine like tattoo of a cherry blossom branch - i've always been drawn to the tree %26amp; i find for me it just makes me smile without fail.
But i want to know the meanings behind the flower etc - since im going to have it on my body i want to be aware %26amp; educated.
any help?
What do cherry blossoms represent?
A blossom just represents spring, a new beginning, another year, remember its permenant, think about it alot before having something like that put on your body.
Reply:In China , the cherry blessom symbolizes life and ,in Japen, it symbolize femininity.
But i want to know the meanings behind the flower etc - since im going to have it on my body i want to be aware %26amp; educated.
any help?
What do cherry blossoms represent?
A blossom just represents spring, a new beginning, another year, remember its permenant, think about it alot before having something like that put on your body.
Reply:In China , the cherry blessom symbolizes life and ,in Japen, it symbolize femininity.
Appropriate flowers for Indian Lady?
Hi, the guy who has been making some costumes for me has a wife (Indian Lady) who is very poorly and I would like to take her some flowers when I collect my costumes, what sort would be correct, as I know in British culture that certain flowers have particular meanings, eg red roses (love) white roses (eternity) Lillies for funerals etc etc and if there are similar traditions in India I would not like to upset her by giving her something inappropriate. so any suggestions please.
Appropriate flowers for Indian Lady?
Here is a website within India that explains the meaning of each type of flower, I hope it is helpful to you.
http://www.allindiaflowers.com/flowers-t...
Reply:Honeysuckle, bluebells, daffodils. I think they'd be appropriate. I think I've managed to copy the link correctly (first time!) but check out the website anyway:
http://www.thegardener.btinternet.co.uk/...
It gives the meaning of various flowers. Luckx
EDIT: Jesus - what are some of you like? Bambi only wants to make sure she's not insulting this lady, hence the question. There is absolutely NO NEED for responding in a negative manner. If you CAN'T answer the question positively DON'T answer at all - and certainly not with insults!
Reply:I found this for you:
http://www.indiaflowerdeliveries.com/flo...
Reply:Hey girl I say go with whatever you want. She'd be happy that you thought about her enough to get her flowers. Just think what would you get your mother and get the same for her. Oh by the way I think flowers sort of carry the same meaning throughout the world like red roses for example is a universal thing representing passion and love.
Reply:Sorry for the inappropriate comments made by an adviser below. He has proved his birth and upbringing as also his fitness to suggest on etiquette. I AM AN INDIAN. Brothers are allowed to present any flower to an Indian lady. If she is young, a single rose would be appropriate. Jasmine for the middle aged and above. A bouquet may also be good
Reply:You won't offend her by bringing her a bunch of flowers of all different kinds. Stop stressing this.
Reply:Hey there. I'm of Indian descent (parents are from India) and my female relatives love all types of exotic flowers; lillies, orchids, etc. They love garlands too. If you can find a water lily (loctus) you will be in good! It is the national flower; hope this helps! Good luck. Hey if you dont want to go that route, you can always try to make a good Indian dish such as tandoori chicken or anything spicy.
Reply:Why not just give her a lotus? They symbolize strength, respect, honor and prosperity in Indian culture.
Reply:in india all flowers are considered equal, you would see colourful carnations at weddings, parties and at funerals too...what ever the reason indians always use lots of 'colourful' flowers.
white flowers are not only for funerals, married indian ladies love decorating their hair with white jasmines.
i suggest give her a beautiful bouquet of colourfull flowers.
specially orange,yellow,magenta/pink flowers are a must.
Reply:White flowers are used at Indian funerals, so I would steer clear of those (especially if she is ill)
Reply:Jasmines or rajnigandha(don't know what they are called in English).
Reply:carnation
Reply:Same as you would buy anyone else!!!!!!!!!!
Stop being an idiot.
Appropriate flowers for Indian Lady?
Here is a website within India that explains the meaning of each type of flower, I hope it is helpful to you.
http://www.allindiaflowers.com/flowers-t...
Reply:Honeysuckle, bluebells, daffodils. I think they'd be appropriate. I think I've managed to copy the link correctly (first time!) but check out the website anyway:
http://www.thegardener.btinternet.co.uk/...
It gives the meaning of various flowers. Luckx
EDIT: Jesus - what are some of you like? Bambi only wants to make sure she's not insulting this lady, hence the question. There is absolutely NO NEED for responding in a negative manner. If you CAN'T answer the question positively DON'T answer at all - and certainly not with insults!
Reply:I found this for you:
http://www.indiaflowerdeliveries.com/flo...
Reply:Hey girl I say go with whatever you want. She'd be happy that you thought about her enough to get her flowers. Just think what would you get your mother and get the same for her. Oh by the way I think flowers sort of carry the same meaning throughout the world like red roses for example is a universal thing representing passion and love.
Reply:Sorry for the inappropriate comments made by an adviser below. He has proved his birth and upbringing as also his fitness to suggest on etiquette. I AM AN INDIAN. Brothers are allowed to present any flower to an Indian lady. If she is young, a single rose would be appropriate. Jasmine for the middle aged and above. A bouquet may also be good
Reply:You won't offend her by bringing her a bunch of flowers of all different kinds. Stop stressing this.
Reply:Hey there. I'm of Indian descent (parents are from India) and my female relatives love all types of exotic flowers; lillies, orchids, etc. They love garlands too. If you can find a water lily (loctus) you will be in good! It is the national flower; hope this helps! Good luck. Hey if you dont want to go that route, you can always try to make a good Indian dish such as tandoori chicken or anything spicy.
Reply:Why not just give her a lotus? They symbolize strength, respect, honor and prosperity in Indian culture.
Reply:in india all flowers are considered equal, you would see colourful carnations at weddings, parties and at funerals too...what ever the reason indians always use lots of 'colourful' flowers.
white flowers are not only for funerals, married indian ladies love decorating their hair with white jasmines.
i suggest give her a beautiful bouquet of colourfull flowers.
specially orange,yellow,magenta/pink flowers are a must.
Reply:White flowers are used at Indian funerals, so I would steer clear of those (especially if she is ill)
Reply:Jasmines or rajnigandha(don't know what they are called in English).
Reply:carnation
Reply:Same as you would buy anyone else!!!!!!!!!!
Stop being an idiot.
Are the Old Messages of Rebellion and Change being Rebranded to Corrupt and Trivialize their Meanings?
I watch in continuing amazement as another protest song from the 1960's assails me in the form of piped Muzak in a shopping mall. "Where have all the flowers gone" at the florist.
One of the most popular bands in the 1990s in the Uk advocated "girl power"
here is some of what they sung:
"Yo I'll tell you what I want, what I really really want,
So tell me what you want, what you really really want,
I wanna, I wanna, I wanna, I wanna, I wanna really
really really wanna zigazig ha. "
The defining album of "girl power" is wanting "zigazig ha"
Is this an illustration of how consumerism conspires to quell opposition. Take the leading edge method, remove most of the meaning from it, and market it as "edgy and rebellious"?
When it means next to nothing?
Are the Old Messages of Rebellion and Change being Rebranded to Corrupt and Trivialize their Meanings?
Are the Old Messages of Rebellion and Change being Rebranded to Corrupt and Trivialize their Meanings?
I hate to trot out a cliche, but it was different in the 60s, and NOT in a bad way. Basically speaking, the 60s was the decade with the most "be different" mentality, as opposed to the 00s "be the same". "Zigazig ha" can mean anything you want it to, but a 12-year-old can still buy the CD. Do you know how long it took me, and I'm laughing at myself here, to figure out that "Little Red Corvette" had nothing to do with a car?
Consumerism, almost by definition, DOES quell opposition. Everyone has to have the same thing, everyone has to be cool, but there has to be just enough "difference" among all the "samenesses" for people to think they are being individuals. So, add a guitar or 3, take away a violin or 2, and you can write the same song for any number of musical genres (just to follow your musical analogy).
AND Consumerism as seen above is doing its best to also quell any new messages of rebellion and change. When people think Fallout Boy and Slipknot are "rebellion" we've got a long way to go. Rebellion is best led, sorry all, by the intelligent rather than something that is allowed (and I do mean allowed) to go mainstream. Lennon was no dummy.
Reply:What about Cyndi Lauper's "Girls Just Want To Have Fun" (?)
I at least understand what that means. (Then, she also wrote, True Colors.) I don't get zigazig ha!
I don't think these are the same messages.
I loved John Lennon's "Imagine." I haven't heard anything like that, recently.
Perhaps, we have all become trivial and don't care about anything beyond our own zig or frig. Appears so.
C. :)!!
Reply:hahaha...my son was so enamored with the spice girls when he was six or so that one of my pet names for him was stinky spice. thank you for tapping into that most pleasant memory, we laughed for days.
ahem, allow me to gather my composure. i don't think that we can seriously compare the spice girls with the likes of john lennon, joan baez, or bob dylon. consider if you will the demographics. those who appreciated the lyrics of rebellious artists were more likely to be of legal voting age. further, their music wasn't really mainstream. people buying into that genre were generally on the fringe and welcomed representation of their already formed views. if these icons of past generations have modern peers i am not aware of them. if you are please share.
Reply:Your question incorrectly assumes that the inexplicably capitalized "Old Messages of Rebellion and Change" weren't trivial to begin with.
One of the most popular bands in the 1990s in the Uk advocated "girl power"
here is some of what they sung:
"Yo I'll tell you what I want, what I really really want,
So tell me what you want, what you really really want,
I wanna, I wanna, I wanna, I wanna, I wanna really
really really wanna zigazig ha. "
The defining album of "girl power" is wanting "zigazig ha"
Is this an illustration of how consumerism conspires to quell opposition. Take the leading edge method, remove most of the meaning from it, and market it as "edgy and rebellious"?
When it means next to nothing?
Are the Old Messages of Rebellion and Change being Rebranded to Corrupt and Trivialize their Meanings?
Are the Old Messages of Rebellion and Change being Rebranded to Corrupt and Trivialize their Meanings?
I hate to trot out a cliche, but it was different in the 60s, and NOT in a bad way. Basically speaking, the 60s was the decade with the most "be different" mentality, as opposed to the 00s "be the same". "Zigazig ha" can mean anything you want it to, but a 12-year-old can still buy the CD. Do you know how long it took me, and I'm laughing at myself here, to figure out that "Little Red Corvette" had nothing to do with a car?
Consumerism, almost by definition, DOES quell opposition. Everyone has to have the same thing, everyone has to be cool, but there has to be just enough "difference" among all the "samenesses" for people to think they are being individuals. So, add a guitar or 3, take away a violin or 2, and you can write the same song for any number of musical genres (just to follow your musical analogy).
AND Consumerism as seen above is doing its best to also quell any new messages of rebellion and change. When people think Fallout Boy and Slipknot are "rebellion" we've got a long way to go. Rebellion is best led, sorry all, by the intelligent rather than something that is allowed (and I do mean allowed) to go mainstream. Lennon was no dummy.
Reply:What about Cyndi Lauper's "Girls Just Want To Have Fun" (?)
I at least understand what that means. (Then, she also wrote, True Colors.) I don't get zigazig ha!
I don't think these are the same messages.
I loved John Lennon's "Imagine." I haven't heard anything like that, recently.
Perhaps, we have all become trivial and don't care about anything beyond our own zig or frig. Appears so.
C. :)!!
Reply:hahaha...my son was so enamored with the spice girls when he was six or so that one of my pet names for him was stinky spice. thank you for tapping into that most pleasant memory, we laughed for days.
ahem, allow me to gather my composure. i don't think that we can seriously compare the spice girls with the likes of john lennon, joan baez, or bob dylon. consider if you will the demographics. those who appreciated the lyrics of rebellious artists were more likely to be of legal voting age. further, their music wasn't really mainstream. people buying into that genre were generally on the fringe and welcomed representation of their already formed views. if these icons of past generations have modern peers i am not aware of them. if you are please share.
Reply:Your question incorrectly assumes that the inexplicably capitalized "Old Messages of Rebellion and Change" weren't trivial to begin with.
Twilight-Apple? New Moon-Flower? Eclipse-Ribbon?
I never really got the covers... I didn't understand the meanings of them... I thought for Eclipse, it should have been the bracelet breakign in half, the wolf on one side, the crystal heart on the other... I would ahve liked that MUCH better for a cover... but anyways, can anyone tell me what they mean?
Twilight-Apple? New Moon-Flower? Eclipse-Ribbon?
well, in the beginning of twilight they have a quote from genisis and it talks about the tree of knowledge of good and evil which was the tree adam and eve ate the apple and the world changed but the apple was evil since it was ike from satan, but it looked so good and supposedly tasted so good...which i think the apple is suppose to be bella to edward, did that make sense? (im horrible at explaning stuff) but since shes holding the apple its like shes giving it to him, to edward.
i haven't thought too much about the other covers but since the flower is sorta upside down and the petals keep falling off it could be bella since she without edward she just lost herself so the flowers are losing its petals. you know?
so yeah, i hope i helped!
if you could understand any of it!
:)
Reply:Twilight= The apple on the cover of Twilight represents "forbidden fruit." like edward being forbidden to bella
"forbidden love"
twilight was chosen as the title beacuse that is the time of day safest for vampires... right wen the sun goes down
New Moon= The cover means nothing, The publisher chose that one nd stephenie Meyer had nothing to do with that. she doesnt understand it 2
new moon was picked at the title because when its a new moon its the darkest night
and that was the darkesdt time of bellas life since edward left
Eclipse = The broken ribbon represents choice, as in the book Bella must choose between Edward and her friendship with jacob
eclipse was chosen because jacob is like bellas sun (she said in new moon). jacob said he can handle some clouds coverin him up but he cant handle an eclipse
that bein edward
-danielle
Reply:Well, she says one her site that the apple represents "forbidden fruit tastes the sweetsets" and all the stories that surround apples like Adan and Eve. I am guessing the wilting flower repressents that Bella used to be happy and brave, but now she is a shadow of what she once was and is very sad and depressed. It is like a pretty flower getting ugly. I think that the fraying ribbon is the ribbon that repressented all of the parts of her life that she was despretly trying to hold together but it is not workingc and she will have ot make a choice. That's what I think!
Reply:twilight - the apple is the forbidden fruit.
new moon - the flower doesn't really mean much but i think it's supposed to be a crying tulip, showing how bella feels
eclipse - the ribbon is bella's feelings and how she's trying to break away from her old self but it's not a clean cut, there are always the little threads. you get it? she's torn apart, basically. hope that helps!!!
Reply:I know that Twilight, New Moon, and Eclipse are all signs of the vampire, but I really don't know if the apple, flower, and ribbon mean anything. I don't think they do.
Reply:The apple means forbidden fruit, the flower doesn't mean anything she just picked it, and the ribbon represents breaking ties and there can never be a clean break and Bella needs to sever some ties. It;s on her homepage.
Reply:Twilight cover - the forbidden fruit; Bella and Edwards "forbidden love"
New Moon - Not specified, the author had nothing to do with the cover,
Eclipse cover - broken ties, bellas choices: vampires or
werewolves
Reply:IM READING THAT SERIES RIGHT NOW! WELL IM READING TWILIGHT! LOVE IT SO FAR!!!! but sorry i dont know the answer sorry
Reply:i don't get them eaither. search this website and see if you can find it
www.stepheniemeyer.com/
Reply:go to stepheniemeyer.com
she has a lot of explanations and stuff on it
Curves VC workout
Twilight-Apple? New Moon-Flower? Eclipse-Ribbon?
well, in the beginning of twilight they have a quote from genisis and it talks about the tree of knowledge of good and evil which was the tree adam and eve ate the apple and the world changed but the apple was evil since it was ike from satan, but it looked so good and supposedly tasted so good...which i think the apple is suppose to be bella to edward, did that make sense? (im horrible at explaning stuff) but since shes holding the apple its like shes giving it to him, to edward.
i haven't thought too much about the other covers but since the flower is sorta upside down and the petals keep falling off it could be bella since she without edward she just lost herself so the flowers are losing its petals. you know?
so yeah, i hope i helped!
if you could understand any of it!
:)
Reply:Twilight= The apple on the cover of Twilight represents "forbidden fruit." like edward being forbidden to bella
"forbidden love"
twilight was chosen as the title beacuse that is the time of day safest for vampires... right wen the sun goes down
New Moon= The cover means nothing, The publisher chose that one nd stephenie Meyer had nothing to do with that. she doesnt understand it 2
new moon was picked at the title because when its a new moon its the darkest night
and that was the darkesdt time of bellas life since edward left
Eclipse = The broken ribbon represents choice, as in the book Bella must choose between Edward and her friendship with jacob
eclipse was chosen because jacob is like bellas sun (she said in new moon). jacob said he can handle some clouds coverin him up but he cant handle an eclipse
that bein edward
-danielle
Reply:Well, she says one her site that the apple represents "forbidden fruit tastes the sweetsets" and all the stories that surround apples like Adan and Eve. I am guessing the wilting flower repressents that Bella used to be happy and brave, but now she is a shadow of what she once was and is very sad and depressed. It is like a pretty flower getting ugly. I think that the fraying ribbon is the ribbon that repressented all of the parts of her life that she was despretly trying to hold together but it is not workingc and she will have ot make a choice. That's what I think!
Reply:twilight - the apple is the forbidden fruit.
new moon - the flower doesn't really mean much but i think it's supposed to be a crying tulip, showing how bella feels
eclipse - the ribbon is bella's feelings and how she's trying to break away from her old self but it's not a clean cut, there are always the little threads. you get it? she's torn apart, basically. hope that helps!!!
Reply:I know that Twilight, New Moon, and Eclipse are all signs of the vampire, but I really don't know if the apple, flower, and ribbon mean anything. I don't think they do.
Reply:The apple means forbidden fruit, the flower doesn't mean anything she just picked it, and the ribbon represents breaking ties and there can never be a clean break and Bella needs to sever some ties. It;s on her homepage.
Reply:Twilight cover - the forbidden fruit; Bella and Edwards "forbidden love"
New Moon - Not specified, the author had nothing to do with the cover,
Eclipse cover - broken ties, bellas choices: vampires or
werewolves
Reply:IM READING THAT SERIES RIGHT NOW! WELL IM READING TWILIGHT! LOVE IT SO FAR!!!! but sorry i dont know the answer sorry
Reply:i don't get them eaither. search this website and see if you can find it
www.stepheniemeyer.com/
Reply:go to stepheniemeyer.com
she has a lot of explanations and stuff on it
Curves VC workout
How do you interpret the poem "nothing gold can stay"?
Nature's first green is gold
Her hardest hue to hold
Her early leaf's a flower
But only so an hour
Then leaf subsides to leaf
So Eden sank to grief
So dawn goes down to day
Nothing gold can stay
what are some different meanings that can be seen in the poem?
does the poem sound upsetting or encouraging to you?
How do you interpret the poem "nothing gold can stay"?
The general theme of this poem
...is the passage of time and it's eternal repetitiveness
...and also points out that the most glorious times of a tree's life are very short lived and the rest of a trees existence (symbolizing life) is common and mundane compared to certain more glorious moments in it's life.
The poem urges us to compare the tree's life with the meaning of our existence ...are we here only for a relatively few glory days or are all the days in between more important? There is a religious overtone, with the mention of Eden ...I expect it is a reference to God's hand in all this existence stuff.
The poem is a bit sombre I find, as it suggests that nothing good will last! True maybe, but still a little morbid.
Reply:The things you hold beloved never stay forever. btw, nice poem, cna I post it?
Reply:Enjoy it while it lasts, time goes by so quickly.
Stay gold Pony
Her hardest hue to hold
Her early leaf's a flower
But only so an hour
Then leaf subsides to leaf
So Eden sank to grief
So dawn goes down to day
Nothing gold can stay
what are some different meanings that can be seen in the poem?
does the poem sound upsetting or encouraging to you?
How do you interpret the poem "nothing gold can stay"?
The general theme of this poem
...is the passage of time and it's eternal repetitiveness
...and also points out that the most glorious times of a tree's life are very short lived and the rest of a trees existence (symbolizing life) is common and mundane compared to certain more glorious moments in it's life.
The poem urges us to compare the tree's life with the meaning of our existence ...are we here only for a relatively few glory days or are all the days in between more important? There is a religious overtone, with the mention of Eden ...I expect it is a reference to God's hand in all this existence stuff.
The poem is a bit sombre I find, as it suggests that nothing good will last! True maybe, but still a little morbid.
Reply:The things you hold beloved never stay forever. btw, nice poem, cna I post it?
Reply:Enjoy it while it lasts, time goes by so quickly.
Stay gold Pony
Does anyone have any idea what ovate and pinnate leaves are?
The trumpet flower is supposed to have ovate and pinnate leaves, but unfortunately I'm very vague on the meanings. Web sites with pictures would be nice.
Does anyone have any idea what ovate and pinnate leaves are?
Excellent photos of all parts of the plant here:
http://www.missouriplants.com/Redopp/Cam...
If you need specimens, I can send you a few truckloads. These things grow a little too well in some places, if you plant them to attract hummingbirds you'll have a lot of work on your hands keeping them from taking over everything. When I bought the house I'm in now (Missouri), I had one with a 8" thick stalk that had made it about 30 feet up a walnut tree. Insects similar to chinch bugs killed it off but didn't seem to harm anything but the older trumpet creepers, I'm actually a little relieved the vines are gone. They drop a lot of seeds, and half of my summer is spent trying to keep the rapid growing sprouts from covering buildings and such. The aerial roots tend to wedge under trim and pry it loose, too.
Reply:Ovate refers to the shape of each leaflet. The trumpet flower (also called trumpet vine and trumpet creeper if you are studying Campsis radicans) has compound leaves - big fern-looking leaves made of smaller leaflets. For ovate, think "oval", but these have teeth along the sides and are pointed at the tip.
Pinnate means that the leaflets of the compound leaf are arranged on the two sides of a center rib - sticking out on both sides of that rib like a fern leaf. If all the leaflets came out from one spot like a four-leaf clover, it would be called palmate.
Leaf picture here: http://www.hiltonpond.org/ThisWeek010822...
Reply:Pinnate means featherlike; having leaflets on each side of a common axis. The one that comes to mind is a fern.
Ovate - think oval, it means egg-shaped with the broader end at the base. The trumpet vine is one, another might be the fig tree or a beech tree.
Reply:1) OVATE LEAF == A leaf or a leaflet is said to be ovate if its general outline or shape is like that of an egg or oval.
Click the links below to see it-
http://www.ppdl.purdue.edu/PPDL/images/b...
http://www.pssc.ttu.edu/pss1411cd/IMAGES...
2) PINNATE LEAF == Alef is said to be pinnate when
i) It is a compound leaf i.e. entire leaf is divided in to many, small , independent segments called leaflets or pinnae.
And
ii) These pinnae are arranged on the main axis at different points along its length.
Let us see the links and understand it better
http://www.hainaultforest.co.uk/Leaf%20e...
In the above photo there are FIVE leaflets of a single leaf , two paired and one solitary ( It is a rose leaf)
http://www.hainaultforest.co.uk/Leaf%20A...
In this , ther are nine leaflets , four paired and one single.
http://img.tfd.com/dict/E4/6B325-pinnate...
3) Trupet flower is a general term and covers a large number of plants / flowers . They are widely different from each other .
Only common factor is their trumpet shaped flowers.
http://www.nal.usda.gov/curtis/images/86...
Reply:pinnate means "feather like"
ovate means means shaped like an egg.
See the links below....there are tons of different leaf shape names (I had a lot of problems describing leaves for my thesis!@#!#)
Luckily these are just general outline shapes (you get words describing the tips, bases, or 2-3 or MORE! words combined to describe a leaf eg obvate to obovate with trucated base etc!!
Good luck
Does anyone have any idea what ovate and pinnate leaves are?
Excellent photos of all parts of the plant here:
http://www.missouriplants.com/Redopp/Cam...
If you need specimens, I can send you a few truckloads. These things grow a little too well in some places, if you plant them to attract hummingbirds you'll have a lot of work on your hands keeping them from taking over everything. When I bought the house I'm in now (Missouri), I had one with a 8" thick stalk that had made it about 30 feet up a walnut tree. Insects similar to chinch bugs killed it off but didn't seem to harm anything but the older trumpet creepers, I'm actually a little relieved the vines are gone. They drop a lot of seeds, and half of my summer is spent trying to keep the rapid growing sprouts from covering buildings and such. The aerial roots tend to wedge under trim and pry it loose, too.
Reply:Ovate refers to the shape of each leaflet. The trumpet flower (also called trumpet vine and trumpet creeper if you are studying Campsis radicans) has compound leaves - big fern-looking leaves made of smaller leaflets. For ovate, think "oval", but these have teeth along the sides and are pointed at the tip.
Pinnate means that the leaflets of the compound leaf are arranged on the two sides of a center rib - sticking out on both sides of that rib like a fern leaf. If all the leaflets came out from one spot like a four-leaf clover, it would be called palmate.
Leaf picture here: http://www.hiltonpond.org/ThisWeek010822...
Reply:Pinnate means featherlike; having leaflets on each side of a common axis. The one that comes to mind is a fern.
Ovate - think oval, it means egg-shaped with the broader end at the base. The trumpet vine is one, another might be the fig tree or a beech tree.
Reply:1) OVATE LEAF == A leaf or a leaflet is said to be ovate if its general outline or shape is like that of an egg or oval.
Click the links below to see it-
http://www.ppdl.purdue.edu/PPDL/images/b...
http://www.pssc.ttu.edu/pss1411cd/IMAGES...
2) PINNATE LEAF == Alef is said to be pinnate when
i) It is a compound leaf i.e. entire leaf is divided in to many, small , independent segments called leaflets or pinnae.
And
ii) These pinnae are arranged on the main axis at different points along its length.
Let us see the links and understand it better
http://www.hainaultforest.co.uk/Leaf%20e...
In the above photo there are FIVE leaflets of a single leaf , two paired and one solitary ( It is a rose leaf)
http://www.hainaultforest.co.uk/Leaf%20A...
In this , ther are nine leaflets , four paired and one single.
http://img.tfd.com/dict/E4/6B325-pinnate...
3) Trupet flower is a general term and covers a large number of plants / flowers . They are widely different from each other .
Only common factor is their trumpet shaped flowers.
http://www.nal.usda.gov/curtis/images/86...
Reply:pinnate means "feather like"
ovate means means shaped like an egg.
See the links below....there are tons of different leaf shape names (I had a lot of problems describing leaves for my thesis!@#!#)
Luckily these are just general outline shapes (you get words describing the tips, bases, or 2-3 or MORE! words combined to describe a leaf eg obvate to obovate with trucated base etc!!
Good luck
What names go with these meanings?
1. Beautiful
2. Sea
3. Water
4. Ocean
5. Flower
6. Mainey
Phoebe and Kai will have 4 children and they are immortal.
What names go with these meanings?
1-betty,ilnda,ella
2-marissa,marina
3-aqua,chrystal,clair
4-ociana,tina
5-daisy,rose,margarita
6windy norah
Reply:Alina means bright and beautiful
Marissa means sea
lilly -flower
Reply:Beautifulmysty
Seagull
Waterlily
Oceanwave
Flowerbud
Mayneyrose
Reply:1. Linda 2. Mer 3. don't know 4. see 2 5. Rose, Daisy, Petunia, Violet, Lily, etc.
6. don't know
2. Sea
3. Water
4. Ocean
5. Flower
6. Mainey
Phoebe and Kai will have 4 children and they are immortal.
What names go with these meanings?
1-betty,ilnda,ella
2-marissa,marina
3-aqua,chrystal,clair
4-ociana,tina
5-daisy,rose,margarita
6windy norah
Reply:Alina means bright and beautiful
Marissa means sea
lilly -flower
Reply:Beautifulmysty
Seagull
Waterlily
Oceanwave
Flowerbud
Mayneyrose
Reply:1. Linda 2. Mer 3. don't know 4. see 2 5. Rose, Daisy, Petunia, Violet, Lily, etc.
6. don't know
Where may I find the meanings AND pronounciations of scientific (i.e. binomial or Linnean) names ?
For example - Helianthus annus means annual sun flower, Homo sapiens means man, the wise, etc.
Where may I find the meanings AND pronounciations of scientific (i.e. binomial or Linnean) names ?
My favorite is the book 'Gardener's Latin' by Bill Neal
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Gardeners-Latin-...
BOTANICALS: Cross Reference of Latin Binomials and American Common Names
http://www.ctfa.org/Content/NavigationMe...
Botanical Pronounciations, References, and Images
http://roundrobin2001.0catch.com/audio.h...
http://ancienthistory.about.com/library/...
http://ancienthistory.about.com/gi/dynam...
http://www.ipm.iastate.edu/ipm/hortnews/...
Reply:This is my favorite site for that sort of information:
http://www.calflora.net/botanicalnames/i...
And here's another:
http://garden-gate.prairienet.org/botrts...
Reply:Learn Latin. Genera names refer to association (sometimes people) like Rudbeckia (follower of Linnaeus). The specific epithet refers to place (canadensis, virginiana), color (rubra, blanca), size (robusta, major, minor) and the like.
Reply:Learn Latin. Genera names refer to association (sometimes people) like Rudbeckia (follower of Linnaeus). The specific epithet refers to place (canadensis, virginiana), color (rubra, blanca), size (robusta, major, minor) and the like.
roller blades
Where may I find the meanings AND pronounciations of scientific (i.e. binomial or Linnean) names ?
My favorite is the book 'Gardener's Latin' by Bill Neal
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Gardeners-Latin-...
BOTANICALS: Cross Reference of Latin Binomials and American Common Names
http://www.ctfa.org/Content/NavigationMe...
Botanical Pronounciations, References, and Images
http://roundrobin2001.0catch.com/audio.h...
http://ancienthistory.about.com/library/...
http://ancienthistory.about.com/gi/dynam...
http://www.ipm.iastate.edu/ipm/hortnews/...
Reply:This is my favorite site for that sort of information:
http://www.calflora.net/botanicalnames/i...
And here's another:
http://garden-gate.prairienet.org/botrts...
Reply:Learn Latin. Genera names refer to association (sometimes people) like Rudbeckia (follower of Linnaeus). The specific epithet refers to place (canadensis, virginiana), color (rubra, blanca), size (robusta, major, minor) and the like.
Reply:Learn Latin. Genera names refer to association (sometimes people) like Rudbeckia (follower of Linnaeus). The specific epithet refers to place (canadensis, virginiana), color (rubra, blanca), size (robusta, major, minor) and the like.
roller blades
Which girl names do you like best?
Cassidy Arabella (Cassidy-curly haired[she will have], Arabella-prayerful)
Tahlia Jocelyn (Tahlia-dew of heaven, Jocelyn-my parents names together)
Arabella Jade
Leilani Skye (Leilani means heavenly flower)
**meanings are important to me :-)
Which girl names do you like best?
I must say that I love Tahlia Jocelyn, especially that Jocelyn is a combination of your parents names.
I also love Arabella, and Cassidy.
Have you considered Arabella Jocelyn?
Reply:Arabella Jade is pretty. :-)
Reply:Leilani Skye...I love that name.
Reply:Cassidy Arabella
Its sounds beautiful and has a beautiful meaning as well!!
Best wishes!!
Reply:I'd use Cassidy Arabella, though I like the idea of honoring your parents, so why not Cassidy Joceyln?
Reply:Tahlia Jocelyn. Tahlia has the prettiest meaning and honoring your parents that way is one of the most special things!! Definetely keep Jocelyn in the name whatever you pick!
Reply:Tahlia Jocelyn is gorgeous, intriguing, and certainly seems the most meaningful. ;) Gets my vote!
Reply:I like Tahlia Jocelyn and Leilani Skye.....but I would prefer Tahlia spelt Talia and Skye spelt Sky
Reply:i like tahlia jade!
Reply:I like Leilani Skye the best because Leilani and Skye fit best together the other names don't fit together as good. Now you make me wanna name my child that. Have fun choosing names and whichever name you pick be smart about it because your child will have to have that name for the rest of her life (If you are planning on having a child) Leilani Skye is a unique name and I think you should choose it!!!
Good Luck
Reply:I THIN KCASSIDY JOCELYN IS THE PRETTIEST COMBO. SORRY- I HAD TO MIX IT UP FOR YOU. I THINK CASSIDY IS SUCH A CLASSIC NAME AND ISNT OVERUSED. AND I LIKE THAT YOU COMBINED YOUR PARENTS NAMES TO MAKE JOCELYN. THAT DEF NEEDS TO STAY!
GOOD LUCK AND CONGRATS!
Reply:Name her "Anti-sex" You would be grateful with that name 15 years later.
Reply:i like Arabella Jade the best.
second choice would be Tahlia Jocelyn.
they're all beautiful though. :]
Reply:i really like these 2 Arabella Jade Leilani Skye
Reply:~cassidy Arabella~ beautiful love it
Reply:Cassidy Arabella or Arabella Jade
Reply:Cassidy Arabella is a beautiful name...definitely my favourite! And I agree, good meanings are just as important as sounding nice, but luckily you've found a names that accomplish both.
Reply:Leilani is the Hawaiian name I'm homesick for but 'Casey's kewl too!
Reply:My favorite from the list: Leilani Skye, but you have some good names that can be rearranged that makes nicer names.
Cassidy Skye
Cassidy Jade
Arabella Skye
Jocelyn Skye
Jade Leilani
good luck and congrats
Reply:i love arabella!!! like the jade and leilani skye!!!
Reply:leilani skye!~
Reply:Try the site below, it has over 15,000 cute baby girl names, i found a unique baby girl name the other day
Reply:Leilani? Great. The kids at school can call her "lay".
Reply:Congrads....I like Cassidy Arabella
Reply:Leilani Skye is nice but don't move here to hawaii evereyone is named Leilani or something something Lani... good luck choosing.
Reply:I like Speculla Rhombussa
Reply:arabella jade it has a nice ring to it and it will have a unique ring to it ppl can call her arabell or jad eor even aj ppl like to have nick names i personalyy like this name .
Tahlia Jocelyn (Tahlia-dew of heaven, Jocelyn-my parents names together)
Arabella Jade
Leilani Skye (Leilani means heavenly flower)
**meanings are important to me :-)
Which girl names do you like best?
I must say that I love Tahlia Jocelyn, especially that Jocelyn is a combination of your parents names.
I also love Arabella, and Cassidy.
Have you considered Arabella Jocelyn?
Reply:Arabella Jade is pretty. :-)
Reply:Leilani Skye...I love that name.
Reply:Cassidy Arabella
Its sounds beautiful and has a beautiful meaning as well!!
Best wishes!!
Reply:I'd use Cassidy Arabella, though I like the idea of honoring your parents, so why not Cassidy Joceyln?
Reply:Tahlia Jocelyn. Tahlia has the prettiest meaning and honoring your parents that way is one of the most special things!! Definetely keep Jocelyn in the name whatever you pick!
Reply:Tahlia Jocelyn is gorgeous, intriguing, and certainly seems the most meaningful. ;) Gets my vote!
Reply:I like Tahlia Jocelyn and Leilani Skye.....but I would prefer Tahlia spelt Talia and Skye spelt Sky
Reply:i like tahlia jade!
Reply:I like Leilani Skye the best because Leilani and Skye fit best together the other names don't fit together as good. Now you make me wanna name my child that. Have fun choosing names and whichever name you pick be smart about it because your child will have to have that name for the rest of her life (If you are planning on having a child) Leilani Skye is a unique name and I think you should choose it!!!
Good Luck
Reply:I THIN KCASSIDY JOCELYN IS THE PRETTIEST COMBO. SORRY- I HAD TO MIX IT UP FOR YOU. I THINK CASSIDY IS SUCH A CLASSIC NAME AND ISNT OVERUSED. AND I LIKE THAT YOU COMBINED YOUR PARENTS NAMES TO MAKE JOCELYN. THAT DEF NEEDS TO STAY!
GOOD LUCK AND CONGRATS!
Reply:Name her "Anti-sex" You would be grateful with that name 15 years later.
Reply:i like Arabella Jade the best.
second choice would be Tahlia Jocelyn.
they're all beautiful though. :]
Reply:i really like these 2 Arabella Jade Leilani Skye
Reply:~cassidy Arabella~ beautiful love it
Reply:Cassidy Arabella or Arabella Jade
Reply:Cassidy Arabella is a beautiful name...definitely my favourite! And I agree, good meanings are just as important as sounding nice, but luckily you've found a names that accomplish both.
Reply:Leilani is the Hawaiian name I'm homesick for but 'Casey's kewl too!
Reply:My favorite from the list: Leilani Skye, but you have some good names that can be rearranged that makes nicer names.
Cassidy Skye
Cassidy Jade
Arabella Skye
Jocelyn Skye
Jade Leilani
good luck and congrats
Reply:i love arabella!!! like the jade and leilani skye!!!
Reply:leilani skye!~
Reply:Try the site below, it has over 15,000 cute baby girl names, i found a unique baby girl name the other day
Reply:Leilani? Great. The kids at school can call her "lay".
Reply:Congrads....I like Cassidy Arabella
Reply:Leilani Skye is nice but don't move here to hawaii evereyone is named Leilani or something something Lani... good luck choosing.
Reply:I like Speculla Rhombussa
Reply:arabella jade it has a nice ring to it and it will have a unique ring to it ppl can call her arabell or jad eor even aj ppl like to have nick names i personalyy like this name .
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