Flowers have always been an important part of our lives especially the moment love knocks on our doors. Throughout history, lovers have given flowers to each other as a token of their longing, devotion, and love.
The sala of our old home used to have plenty of wallpapers cut from calendars since we couldn’t afford the exorbitant price of paintings to decorate our wall, let alone having some of our few memorable pictures enlarged and laminated for the same. Now, I have more than enough of beautiful pictures to choose from by the time we are to decorate our sala.
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STORIES OF THE WANDERING FEET & MIND 
The photos are wonderful and the narratives inspiring. Thank you for sharing a bit of your story.
I like the choices you made to post for this challenge
.☮ Siggi in Downeast Maine
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A huge THANKS for appreciating my picked “pics” for this week’s photo challenge.
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Very nice and colorful collection…
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Daghang salamat, aRvee!
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You’re welcome Sony…
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Beautiful flowers.
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I liked that slide show presentation for this week’s photo challenge. It’s something new to me.
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Glad you liked it. I hope you try it sometimes. It’s easy to put together. Just search for slideshow in Support if you need help.
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Noted, changeversations. I appreciate the effort. Thank you!
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Nice collection of flowers. This is the first time I am hearing about the Pasig Rainforest Garden. Is it a nice place to visit?
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Yes and one of the good things is, it doesn’t collect fees. You can find a variety of subjects for photography there – flora and fauna at that.
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Beautiful collection of flowers!
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I’ve checked your entry and I was simply amazed at the water lily – which I find stunning … like you 🙂
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Lovely photos!
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As I stated in my comment your WPC’s, I am happy to see a flower that is not found in my homeland.
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Beautiful!
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Thank you for adding inspiration for this blog to push on. I just read your comment on that lotus flower and I couldn’t hide how marveled I was 🙂
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These flowers can melt anyones heart. Just beautiful.
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Thank you, my friend!
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The last picture would make any person’s day feel like Valentine’s Day!
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Indeed, theislandtraveler!
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Really beautiful works.I like lotus because I can see them in my neighborhood and feel calm.:)
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I also feel relaxed whenever I see flowers, especially lotus. No wonder it is used as a term for that particular sitting position in YOGA.
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Beautiful!!!!
I liked the 1st, 3rd, and 5th ones!They are so pretty..
Thanks for the link too=)
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The pleasure is mine, randomlyabstract!
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=)
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Well, you have nice collection there. Bro,I was late to drop by here since I have complains about my eyes due to constant contact with computer but I think with these photo of yours I was able to have a refreshing sight by just looking at it.
I am also interested with the Rain forest at Pasig. How to get there? I want to bring my Gf there since we are eying for a place where we can savor the beauty of nature.
P.s.
Nice post. =)
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That’s really “touching”, bro. Hehe …
Anyways, you can ride a jeepney (for P11) or an FX (for P20) at Crossing’s heading Pasig, Palengke. Get off at Palengke proper. From there, you may ask the locals where you can take a trike (for P9) bound to the park.
Just in case you want to check what I found at Rainforest’s Botanical Garden, here’s the link of my blog post for that:
https://yobynos.wordpress.com/2011/02/24/i-found-four-treasures-at-the-back-of-our-school/
For more information, click this link:
http://www.ironwulf.net/2006/12/01/rainforest-park-pasig/
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All great pictures! But my fav one is the pink and white flower….sososososososooo beautiful!
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Thanks for dropping by beautiful Mizz, and for liking one of my entries for this week’s photo challenge.
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These photos are so beautiful! I love all of the vibrant colors. By the way, that was a very creative idea when you used wallpapers cut from calendars. What a wonderful way to decorate on a budget! Anyway, flowers bring so much joy into our lives. Thanks for sharing. 🙂
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Yeah … but it was actually my mother who took extra effort to decorate the walls of our then nipa house. And, it was actually very common in the province, particularly in our town, to use wallpapers from calendars as decorations for the wall. Responding to you brought me back in the days where laid-back kind of lifestyle is still a wonder … Oh, it still is …
Thanks for the words … with purpose 🙂
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Moms are the best! 🙂
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They are, beyond question! I’m taking my hat off to all the moms out there 🙂
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