The yellow Rose is symbol of friendship
Share this Rose with your friends, even me if I am one of them, and see how many you will get back
Thank you.
Namaste🙏🙏🙏
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Here I send… 🌻🌹. There’s no yellow rose here. So I send red with friendship. 🤝
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So nice of you my friend.
Thank you so much
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Nature is a wonder of beauty. 😊You capture it nicely.
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True what you said.
We all lack time in appreciating the beauty of nature.
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It is a shame, it should be Appreciated. 😊🌞🌚🌈☂️🌺🌷🌸💮✨
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Couldn’t agree more my friend
Thanks again
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You are welcome 😊🌸🌷🌺
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They were always mam’s favourites, but seldom a yellow one. A variety called Piccadilly sometimes, a yellow with pink petal surround. 🙂 🙂
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Piccadilly..yellow with pink petal…beautiful my friend.
Thanks a ton my friend
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beauty is the one thing in this world that we should share!
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100% my friend.
👍👍👍
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In Russian tradition, yellow roses symbolize sadness, mostly saying farewell forever. However, as Shakespeare noted in Romeo and Juliet, “a rose by any other name would smell as sweet.”
Beautiful photo, dear Philo!
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Always I wonder….A rose is a rose but why different meaning based on colors🤔
As you said via Shakespeare rose by any name smells sweet.
Thank you Dolly
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There is a language of flowers devised in the Middle Ages when young ladies were not allowed to meet with young men face to face. They would place a vase with certain flowers on the window to give a message or pin flowers to their dress when going for a walk. Young men will do the same. I don’t know this language, but I think it’s different from one culture to another. There is also a subliminal emotional effect of different colors, first noticed by Picasso, then studied and described by psychologists.
My pleasure, dear Philo!
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wow wow, what a wonderful way you gave me the explanation.Thank you so much Dolly
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Always my pleasure, dear Philo.
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