The large section containing the plants that will do best in our terrace environment had not a single flower to show. But check out what we did see (and click the bloomin' image to make it bigger).
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Get it? Get it? We haven't botany! You know, like bought any?
I know most of you got this really, really bad pun. The painful explanation, which only made it worse, was for the benefit of San Geraldo.
bwhahahahaha! I think orchids are the most delicate and intricate of all the flowers.
ReplyDeleteanne marie:
DeleteThey amaze me. There were some in bloom behind glass because they were so tiny and so delicate.
Oh' my that was a very droll pun and on a Saturday too ! :-)
ReplyDeleteHeron:
DeleteSorry about that. I couldn't help myself.
Duh. "Botany".... Nice flowers.
ReplyDeleteFrank:
DeleteI've been told that a really good pun will elicit a groan. I groaned.
Orchids are beautiful, but I've never had any luck with them.
ReplyDeleteI haven't botany in a long time!
Jennifer:
DeleteOh, groan again!
The things Jerry has to put up with!! lol
ReplyDeletePerfect new home for your future orchids.....botany yet?
Jim:
DeleteStill haven't botany... Jerry loves me.
But do you horticulture?
ReplyDeleteWilma:
DeleteI'm pretty certain I've never been a horticulture. (That would mean someone has paid me for it, correct?)
Ha! I got the pun right away.
ReplyDeleteStephen:
DeleteWell, I hope that makes you proud.
I dooon't get it! (where's that damned symbol for a whiny voice)
ReplyDeleteWillym:
DeleteIs there really a symbol for a whiney voice? I want that!
Good one! Love a good pun!
ReplyDeleteKmoff:
DeleteIf it makes you groan, it's a good pun.
Epiphyte humor often falls flat.
ReplyDeleteSpo:
DeleteI know. Many stand-up comedians have flopped when trying it.
Bad puns are the best puns. Always. A friend of ours in San Francisco briefly dated a guy who owned a garden shop. His name was Dale. The place was, of course, called "Blooming Dale's." No joke.
ReplyDeleteWalt the Fourth:
DeleteTHAT is really clever. I'm ashamed to say my sister "Dale" just about lived at Bloomingdale's (shopping) and I never ever made any kind of punny connection.