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All the little angels
May. 25th, 2008 01:59 pmWhile we have a lot of lilacs here in Jena, they all tend to be bloomed out, and half-brown, by the Glorious 25th of May. Not that I'd wear one today - I wasn't there - but still.
Even so, the plight of having early lilacs is nothing compared to the plight I know some of you suffer under: having no, or next to no lilacs. All my life - even before Pratchett wrote Night Watch - have I looked forward to the lilac season, and I still love and adore the smell of lilacs in the air.
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silmaril and other unfortunates. Here is a Jena lilac. May your lives fill with as many fond memories as mine does.
Even so, the plight of having early lilacs is nothing compared to the plight I know some of you suffer under: having no, or next to no lilacs. All my life - even before Pratchett wrote Night Watch - have I looked forward to the lilac season, and I still love and adore the smell of lilacs in the air.
Hence. For
silmaril and other unfortunates. Here is a Jena lilac. May your lives fill with as many fond memories as mine does.
