In white robes, wearing flower garlands. A typical conversation would begin with "You are like so totally beautiful. I really dig your energy."
What would you do if the world was overrun by new age hippies?
You and I would sell beers out of coolers at Dead revival shows. I'd sew a lot of Indian print skirts for myself and you'd give people tours in your VW bus.
Reply:I've had moments after which just talking to you would have made me feel so much better. I don't know when things will get back to normal. Miss you, too. Report It
Reply:haha things might actually be easier if it were like that! the area that I'm from is known for it's hippies we have lots of them and our crime rate stays really low and they are very friendly and happy all the time (cause of the smoke I bet) but anyways they really keep to themselves for the most part ~ unless you try to cut down a tree or something horrible like that! LOL
Reply:I would think things are going to get better and hoped I lived long enough to see it.
Reply:Join them and dance in the moonlight with pink flowers in my hair!
Reply:I would be like rt on man let's get down and grow us a crop. but those r pipe dreams baby. No politician in the world is gonna go for peace like that. Even though it would be so much easier and peace full for real
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Do you know where I can find Indian wedding garland online?
I need to buy garland for my upcoming wedding. I've been looking and only found fancyflorist.com for garland. Does anyone have any other alternatives?
I would like to have fresh flowers only in the garland, no paper or fake.
Thank you!
Do you know where I can find Indian wedding garland online?
you can find them maybe in flower shops or you should see if they have any flower shops in artesia where the indian people live.
Reply:It's hard to really find much online. I saw one at vdiexports.com, but I ordered a dress from them, cost me a lot, and they gave me the completely wrong product (after about 2 months of badgering to hurry up and ship it).
Lots of people end up just going to a florist and giving them the specifications. From what I understand it usually costs $40-$80 (but of course it depends on the flower and length).
I will be probably having a florist do us a very simple one.
Reply:http://www.indianweddingcard.com/outside...
Reply:hi,
i am kannan from india,we are exporter of fresh indianflowers exporter aroun the world,we are supplyer of fancyflorist,plz ref ff web.
if your intersted i will sent garland in india
plz mail me indianflower@gmail.com or call me +919894726779,+919865223870,+91944202879...
Reply:Where are you located because I have the name of an Indian florist who specializes in Indian weddings who I'm sure would be able to help you. I'm in the Southern California area.
best wishes......................
Reply:I wouldn't recommend you get it online. Also, don't try to get a florist who has never done it before make one for you -- my cousin did this and their garlands looked like they were about to fall apart.
Call your local Hindu temple (you might be able to find it in the phone book) and ask them for recommendations.
Reply:if you want just go to your local florist and explain what you want done and have them make it for you.....that way you can pick out all the flowers you want on it ...i had that done for my wedding..i was there when they made it so i got see what it looked like and made many suggestions like do this or do that you know add your personal touch...it will be very special and you will always remember it.......i would not recommend ordering it online because they will never turn out the way you expected and you don' t want to be disappointed on your wedding day.......good luck.....and congrats!!!!
I would like to have fresh flowers only in the garland, no paper or fake.
Thank you!
Do you know where I can find Indian wedding garland online?
you can find them maybe in flower shops or you should see if they have any flower shops in artesia where the indian people live.
Reply:It's hard to really find much online. I saw one at vdiexports.com, but I ordered a dress from them, cost me a lot, and they gave me the completely wrong product (after about 2 months of badgering to hurry up and ship it).
Lots of people end up just going to a florist and giving them the specifications. From what I understand it usually costs $40-$80 (but of course it depends on the flower and length).
I will be probably having a florist do us a very simple one.
Reply:http://www.indianweddingcard.com/outside...
Reply:hi,
i am kannan from india,we are exporter of fresh indianflowers exporter aroun the world,we are supplyer of fancyflorist,plz ref ff web.
if your intersted i will sent garland in india
plz mail me indianflower@gmail.com or call me +919894726779,+919865223870,+91944202879...
Reply:Where are you located because I have the name of an Indian florist who specializes in Indian weddings who I'm sure would be able to help you. I'm in the Southern California area.
best wishes......................
Reply:I wouldn't recommend you get it online. Also, don't try to get a florist who has never done it before make one for you -- my cousin did this and their garlands looked like they were about to fall apart.
Call your local Hindu temple (you might be able to find it in the phone book) and ask them for recommendations.
Reply:if you want just go to your local florist and explain what you want done and have them make it for you.....that way you can pick out all the flowers you want on it ...i had that done for my wedding..i was there when they made it so i got see what it looked like and made many suggestions like do this or do that you know add your personal touch...it will be very special and you will always remember it.......i would not recommend ordering it online because they will never turn out the way you expected and you don' t want to be disappointed on your wedding day.......good luck.....and congrats!!!!
Where can I buy Hindu-style paper flower garlands to hang around the neck of a large deity statue?
I need them here in the USA.
Where can I buy Hindu-style paper flower garlands to hang around the neck of a large deity statue?
ask in an indian grocery store or if there is any hindu temple near ur place, u can check there too..
Reply:Contact your local chamber of commerce and ask that question. If there is a place in your city, they should be able to tell you. I hope this helps.
Where can I buy Hindu-style paper flower garlands to hang around the neck of a large deity statue?
ask in an indian grocery store or if there is any hindu temple near ur place, u can check there too..
Reply:Contact your local chamber of commerce and ask that question. If there is a place in your city, they should be able to tell you. I hope this helps.
Flower store?
asian flower garland
Flower store?
Could you elaborate a bit? I'm not sure what your question is. Thanks.
Reply:Don't know where you live, but try the link below
The first one has beautiful garland and an #800 toll free telephone number. I included their web page.
Flower store?
Could you elaborate a bit? I'm not sure what your question is. Thanks.
Reply:Don't know where you live, but try the link below
The first one has beautiful garland and an #800 toll free telephone number. I included their web page.
What areas have congested traffic in the dallas area?
I want to move to a suberb near the Dallas area, like Frisco, Garland, Flower Mound, etc. Which areas have the worst traffic?
What areas have congested traffic in the dallas area?
honestly - all of them if you plan any kind of commute. I live in the mid-cites and the 26 mile commute to Garland took me well over an hour each way. Frisco has terrible traffic right now. Only way in and out just about is going to be by toll road as soon as they start charging on 121.
Live as close to where you will work or just get ready for alot of traffic. no way around it.
Reply:Best plan to avoid traffic is either live closer in OR near Dart light rail (if you will be working in downtown)
Reply:any place along 635 is bad.....try Allen or Plano
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What areas have congested traffic in the dallas area?
honestly - all of them if you plan any kind of commute. I live in the mid-cites and the 26 mile commute to Garland took me well over an hour each way. Frisco has terrible traffic right now. Only way in and out just about is going to be by toll road as soon as they start charging on 121.
Live as close to where you will work or just get ready for alot of traffic. no way around it.
Reply:Best plan to avoid traffic is either live closer in OR near Dart light rail (if you will be working in downtown)
Reply:any place along 635 is bad.....try Allen or Plano
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Do you know what flower this is?
I planted a variety of flowers in my yard about 2 months ago. In each corner, I planted wildflower seeds, containing 8 types of flowers. They are now starting to bloom here and there, so I decided to look some of them up to identify them, seeing as how this is my first garden. Problem is, I have flowers growing that I'm not sure I planted.
So my question is...Do you know? There are about 6 of them, the tallest one being approx 3 ft high. They branch out in many places, with long, fat, somewhat pointed leaves, and very small white flowers that are grouped. As they have grown, the stems have become increasingly red. I would really like to know what these are...so anyone who might have a clue, please let me know, I really appreciate it!
Thanks!
Note: My wildflowers consist of - Lupine, Annual Baby's Breath, Cornflower, Cosmos, Virginian Stock, Sweet William Catchfly, Mountain Garland and Shirley Poppy.
Do you know what flower this is?
Don't know them all-- but:
Baby's Breath is filmy leaved with white multipetal flowers. When you see it you'll recognize it as a "filler" in florist arrangements.
Cornflower appears to be a blue button-- stalk stands up.
Cosmos has thready leaves with a daisy type bloom ( center button and petals around) --usually maroon, pink, dark pink or white. They will grow pretty tall.
Stock is sturdy looking straight stem. The bloom is somewhat roseish and close to the stalk. Probably very fragrant. Doesn't like heat.
Sweet William ( at least what I know) is a bi-annual-- it looks somewhat like a tight round very small bush-- no blooms this year, but next. Fragrant. Very good in containers.
Shirley poppy has a few leaves at the soil, a thin stem without any leaves and a bud on the very end. They prefer being seeded in the fall-- but don't like soil to "cover" them at all-- I shake the seeds where I want them.
Another self seeder that I like is larkspur-- you might want to try that.
Here in zone 7-- the poppys are done -- self seeding. The Cosmos is still blooming but getting hot it also self seeds.-- the cornflower is done for the year and self seeds--The baby's breath is finished and I hope it is self seeding. Don't have any lupine or stock-- and don't recognize Mountain Garland.
Hope this is some help.
good luck
So my question is...Do you know? There are about 6 of them, the tallest one being approx 3 ft high. They branch out in many places, with long, fat, somewhat pointed leaves, and very small white flowers that are grouped. As they have grown, the stems have become increasingly red. I would really like to know what these are...so anyone who might have a clue, please let me know, I really appreciate it!
Thanks!
Note: My wildflowers consist of - Lupine, Annual Baby's Breath, Cornflower, Cosmos, Virginian Stock, Sweet William Catchfly, Mountain Garland and Shirley Poppy.
Do you know what flower this is?
Don't know them all-- but:
Baby's Breath is filmy leaved with white multipetal flowers. When you see it you'll recognize it as a "filler" in florist arrangements.
Cornflower appears to be a blue button-- stalk stands up.
Cosmos has thready leaves with a daisy type bloom ( center button and petals around) --usually maroon, pink, dark pink or white. They will grow pretty tall.
Stock is sturdy looking straight stem. The bloom is somewhat roseish and close to the stalk. Probably very fragrant. Doesn't like heat.
Sweet William ( at least what I know) is a bi-annual-- it looks somewhat like a tight round very small bush-- no blooms this year, but next. Fragrant. Very good in containers.
Shirley poppy has a few leaves at the soil, a thin stem without any leaves and a bud on the very end. They prefer being seeded in the fall-- but don't like soil to "cover" them at all-- I shake the seeds where I want them.
Another self seeder that I like is larkspur-- you might want to try that.
Here in zone 7-- the poppys are done -- self seeding. The Cosmos is still blooming but getting hot it also self seeds.-- the cornflower is done for the year and self seeds--The baby's breath is finished and I hope it is self seeding. Don't have any lupine or stock-- and don't recognize Mountain Garland.
Hope this is some help.
good luck
I am preparing a garland for our "Eternal Lover". Which flower you contribute ?
I can only offer that, that I am,
it is only right you know,
for she has given of herself,
in so many ways,
I look around,
and know this to be true.
I am preparing a garland for our "Eternal Lover". Which flower you contribute ?
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Reply:I'm a chameleon, so I'm partial to twigs and branches... wouldn't the "eternal lover" love those also? *wink*
Reply:A completely blossomed fragrant rose flower
Reply:A blossom from the passion fruit vine. It is gorgeous, smells sweet, and contains much symbolism of Jesus' Atonement.
Reply:Flowering of me when in pure love.
Reply:It is almost a cliche, but nothing beats the rose.
Reply:I suppose a Calla Lily would be too thick in the stem.
Reply:Well the idea of a cactus crosses my mind.
Reply:Myself......................
Reply:The Port Wine Magnolia's small insignificant flowers truly belay its capacity to fill the air with heady fragrance.
it is only right you know,
for she has given of herself,
in so many ways,
I look around,
and know this to be true.
I am preparing a garland for our "Eternal Lover". Which flower you contribute ?
Thank You! Report It
Reply:I'm a chameleon, so I'm partial to twigs and branches... wouldn't the "eternal lover" love those also? *wink*
Reply:A completely blossomed fragrant rose flower
Reply:A blossom from the passion fruit vine. It is gorgeous, smells sweet, and contains much symbolism of Jesus' Atonement.
Reply:Flowering of me when in pure love.
Reply:It is almost a cliche, but nothing beats the rose.
Reply:I suppose a Calla Lily would be too thick in the stem.
Reply:Well the idea of a cactus crosses my mind.
Reply:Myself......................
Reply:The Port Wine Magnolia's small insignificant flowers truly belay its capacity to fill the air with heady fragrance.
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