Justine Larbalestier

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More pretties

Because I’m still dealing with you know what I thought I’d share a couple more flowers from my parent’s place. I don’t know about you but they make me smile:


Gingerplant flower (photo by John Bern)


Gumnut flower (photo by John Bern)

Photos and news from home really make my day.

Posted by Justine at 11:07, 18 December 2007 under How To Ditch Your Fairy, Sydney/Australia, Writing goals & milestones | 12 Comments »

Comments

  1. hillary! Says:

    so prettylicious. I hate winter. You never get to see any pretty flowers during the winter.

  2. Liset Says:

    i’m pretty sure the gumnut flower is an alien.
    most definitly sure

  3. kim Says:

    me likey!!!! me want!!!!

  4. Ally Says:

    Aww they’re so pretty! and.. exotic? We don’t have anything like those here.
    I want to go there!

  5. marrije Says:

    Ooh, the gumnut flower! brilliant. i used to think my mum & dad were such dorks for photographing flowers all the time, but i have been reconsidering this position for a while now.

  6. genevieve Says:

    eucalyptus flowers are incredibly beautiful things. Thanks Justine, have a good Christmas and good luck with YKN.

  7. Jelly-wa Says:

    no school todya!!!

  8. Kadie-Wa Says:

    SOOOOOOOOOOo pretty. Too bad everything in MN is covered with snow. Or even in the summer time, we don’t have things as pretty as that.

  9. kim Says:

    school is out!!!!!!! :0

    or as my english teacher would say…..First day of winter break 2007, sophmores gone wild!!!!!

  10. anon Says:

    Good luck with your deadline. I miss your regular blogging.

  11. Peter D. Tillman Says:

    Hope your (at least) in TX, not NYC. Latter is a truly dreary place in winter. As you’ve noticed….

    Cheers — Pete Tillman

    “S. Koreans Clone Cats That Glow in the Dark”–headline, Agence France-Presse, Dec. 12
    http://tinyurl.com/32sf7m

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