Sunday, May 27, 2018

Flora and Phallus / Flora Y Falo

MY EYE IS doing great. San Geraldo has had it with domestic work (but it's not over yet). He's doing laundry today, and I finally got up the nerve to ask him to change the sheets. Meanwhile, there's lots of beauty for my eye(s) to enjoy right here on our terrace. Blooming succulents and cacti, one of which looked as phallic as anything San Geraldo could draw (click here) while it was budding.

MI OJO ESTÁ muy bien. San Geraldo lo ha tenido con el trabajo doméstico (pero aún no ha terminado). Está lavando ropa hoy, y finalmente me armé de valor para pedirle que cambiara las sábanas. Mientras tanto, hay mucha belleza para mi ojo(s) para disfrutar aquí en nuestra terraza. Suculentas y cactus en flor, uno de los cuales parecía tan fálico como cualquier cosa que San Geraldo pudiera dibujar (haz clic aquí) mientras estaba en ciernes.


CLICK THIS IMAGE TO GET A CLOSE LOOK AS IT NEARS CLIMAX.
HAZ CLIC EN ESTA IMAGEN PARA VERLA DE CERCA, YA QUE SE ACERCA AL CLÍMAX.




I MISSED THE ABUNDANCE OF FLOWERS ON THIS CACTUS.
ME PERDÍ LA ABUNDANCIA DE LAS FLORES EN ESTE CACTUS.
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22 comments:

  1. anne marie in philly27 May, 2018 16:51

    cactus plants blooming are always interesting. do the flowers have a scent or not? will they bloom every year?

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    1. Moving with Mitchell28 May, 2018 21:56

      anne marie:
      No scent on any of these -- that I'm aware of. And they SHOULD bloom every year with luck and with the love and attention they get from Jerry (the farmer).

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  2. Deedles27 May, 2018 16:52

    Ooooh, plant porn! Nice way to start the week!

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  3. Wilma27 May, 2018 16:58

    Buds, swollen with potential.

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  4. Debra She Who Seeks27 May, 2018 17:07

    All I can think of is: OUCH!

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    1. Moving with Mitchell28 May, 2018 21:58

      Debra;
      I can agree. Jerry does all the transplanting (and he can agree, too).

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  5. Jennifer27 May, 2018 18:05

    I'm slowing falling in love with blooming cactus thanks to you and my friend Parsnip in Arizona. They're so offbeat and beautiful! :)

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    1. Moving with Mitchell28 May, 2018 21:59

      Jennifer:
      I'v always loved them. We had success in Southern California but never at this level. We used to love to walk the desert in early spring. Nothing gray and drab about it!

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  6. angryparsnip27 May, 2018 21:14

    Your plants are always so beautiful. You must have plant magic !

    cheers, parsnip

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    1. Moving with Mitchell28 May, 2018 21:59

      Parsnip:
      We both love plants and have always had lots of them. The plants are Jerry's responsibility here and he's so diligent.

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  7. Jim27 May, 2018 23:33

    These are loving the Mediterranean sun! Beautiful!

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    1. Moving with Mitchell28 May, 2018 22:00

      Jim:
      They do love it here and they love the attention from jerry.

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  8. Ur-spo28 May, 2018 00:15

    how often do you change the sheets?

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    1. Moving with Mitchell28 May, 2018 22:00

      Spo:
      On my own, I would do it every week or two (I don't know why i find it to be such a pain). This has been more than 3 weeks!

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  9. Adam28 May, 2018 00:17

    nice cacti

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  10. wcs28 May, 2018 06:35

    Glad to read you're doing better! Any time someone else changes the sheets is a good time.

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  11. Travel28 May, 2018 14:11

    Blooms are so much fun

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    1. Moving with Mitchell28 May, 2018 22:01

      Travel:
      We do an inspection several times a day. Always uplifting.

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