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Such a relaxing photo!
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Makis kasing ganda mo ang bumubukadkad na bulaklak!
ReplyDeleteKay sarap tingnan abot ang halimuyak.
Nakakapanaw ng pagod sa maghapon.
Salamat yan ang aking tugon!
Hi Makis! this is just sooo pretty!
ReplyDeletehave a great week! =)
Thanks Kala, Haze & Ligaya! I like this shot a lot because it allowed me to have a butterfly's view - I saw these tiny yellow flowers on my parents-in-law's verdant grass & the contrast of yellow on the green is so beautiful - that's the frustrated photographer in me!
ReplyDeletenice photo u got there...sana palaging ganyan..namumukadkad palagi hindi nalalanta. God bless.
ReplyDeleteBless :Sinabi mo pa! Sana palaging bulaklakin ang mundo!
ReplyDeleteNao :Hay naku sis, kailangan mong kantahin sakin para maalala ko! Always nice to see you here!
Makis, do you know the name of those flowers? They're so pretty!
ReplyDeleteHi Geri! Sorry, I don't know the name of this flower. It's a wild flower that grows with the grass & they are so tiny - as big as your thumb!
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