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Originally Posted by mersk862
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Hi Box,
Just got the news earlier this afternoon that I didn't get the job :( . |
Originally Posted by COFreqFlyer
(Post 13311785)
Let me guess, a blonde. ;)
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Ladies of the Box. What would you say is the best flower(s) to receive for Valentines day? I personally think classic red roses are unimaginative so I'm looking for better options.
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Originally Posted by sfogate
(Post 13311834)
It would have to be a Southern California Blonde.
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Originally Posted by Olton Hall
(Post 13311840)
Ladies of the Box. What would you say is the best flower(s) to receive for Valentines day? I personally think classic red roses are unimaginative so I'm looking for better options.
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Originally Posted by sfogate
(Post 13311834)
It would have to be a Southern California Blonde.
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Originally Posted by Olton Hall
(Post 13311840)
Ladies of the Box. What would you say is the best flower(s) to receive for Valentines day? I personally think classic red roses are unimaginative so I'm looking for better options.
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Originally Posted by Olton Hall
(Post 13311840)
I personally think classic red roses are unimaginative so I'm looking for better options.
If you/the recipient like roses, a multicolored bouquet can be very pretty...also, a combination of roses and lilies (either the white kind or the pink tigerlilies) would be cool. Or tulips, maybe - combination red/pink or red/pink/white? (assuming you want to go with traditional colors - if not, the sky's the limit) Gerbera daisies are modern, punchy, and fun. As you can tell, I like clean, strong designs with bright, punchy colors...but there are many other looks that are perfectly nice. I also know very little about floriculture in general. :p |
ETA: I wish I knew more about/appreciated flowers properly. Seriously, I've never been attached to them...but then again, I've never been all that into Valentine's Day as a whole. I don't need an excuse to wear pink or make cookies. :)
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Originally Posted by windwalker
(Post 13311769)
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Originally Posted by Olton Hall
(Post 13311840)
Ladies of the Box. What would you say is the best flower(s) to receive for Valentines day? I personally think classic red roses are unimaginative so I'm looking for better options.
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I appreciate the classics and would never turn down red roses;), but mwg25's suggestion of tulips is also ^ in my book for something slightly different.
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Originally Posted by mwg25
(Post 13311885)
^ I am SO glad I'm not the only person who feels this way!! :)
If you/the recipient like roses, a multicolored bouquet can be very pretty...also, a combination of roses and lilies (either the white kind or the pink tigerlilies) would be cool. Or tulips, maybe - combination red/pink or red/pink/white? (assuming you want to go with traditional colors - if not, the sky's the limit) Gerbera daisies are modern, punchy, and fun. As you can tell, I like clean, strong designs with bright, punchy colors...but there are many other looks that are perfectly nice. I also know very little about floriculture in general. :p For my wedding flowers, I went against the grain and had lots of wild flowers. In my bouquet I had yellow roses and Queens Anne Lace (which is technically a weed). I showed my wedding photos to a secretary at my workplace and she shrieked "Oh my God, you had WEEDS at your wedding". |
Women who go nuts over flowers are fine. It's the ones that are addicted to sparkly rocks that worry me. :-:
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Originally Posted by Olton Hall
(Post 13311840)
Ladies of the Box. What would you say is the best flower(s) to receive for Valentines day? I personally think classic red roses are unimaginative so I'm looking for better options.
One of the better gifts I got on Valentine's Day was a pair of cotton mens pj's from my mother. They said Knights of Love on them. |
Originally Posted by Anglo Large Clawed Otter
(Post 13311963)
Women who go nuts over flowers are fine. It's the ones that are addicted to sparkly rocks that worry me. :-:
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