Butterflies are self-propelled flowers!
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Well that is definitely one way of looking at them – quite a lovely thought. Have shared on Pinterest. Justine via #60 Senior Senisal
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Great Justine, thanks for the share!!
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What a beautiful quote! I am anxious now more than ever to see the first butterfly of spring!
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Thanks Laurie, I’m so looking forward to spring and warm weather!!
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I totally agree with that statement!
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Thanks Patricia!!
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So true!
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Thanks Donna 🙂
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Lovely creatures! works almost everywhere.
Hello Dee, my name is Hazel and I came to your blog from the Anything Goes linky party.
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Hi Hazel, thanks for dropping by!!
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A beautiful quote, Dee! And, I agree.🙂
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Thanks Erica!
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Joanne
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Thanks for sharing with us at Encouraging Hearts and Home. Pinned.
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You’re welcome Joanne!
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Thanks for posting at Funtastic Friday
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You’re welcome Michele!
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I love this graphic so much! The blues are beautiful.
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I agree Sylvia!
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Wow! That is powerful imagery, Dee! I love it. I love butterflies and I love butterfly references. There is a favorite song of mine (Beth Hart’s “Take It Easy On Me”) and one of the lines is “Take it easy on me / I break easily / and this steel butterfly / Will learn to fly eventually”. That image of a steel butterfly learning to fly is so powerful to me. Thanks for sharing and linking up, my friend! Shelbee
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Thanks Shelbee. Hadn’t heard the song so went and looked it up. That is a powerful image, a steel butterfly learning to fly!!
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What a lovely thought, Dee. Seeing a butterfly always brings a smile to my face.
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Mine too Christie 🙂
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What a fun thought! Thanks for sharing at Fiesta Friday!
Mollie
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Thanks!
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I love your quote about butterflies! I’ve been researching the best flowers to grow in my garden this year for our local butterfly community. ~Adrienne from Gluten Free Preppers and a member of the Blogger’s Pit Stop Crew
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Thanks Adrienne! For your garden try aster, beebalm, daisy, phlox, snapdragon, and sunflower.
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I love this. I also refer to them as “Flying flowers”
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Sweet, thanks Amy!
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What a lovely thought! Visiting from Unlimited Link Party 132.
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Thanks, Jennifer, I thought so too 🙂
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