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Showing posts with label language of bouquets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label language of bouquets. Show all posts

Thursday, March 29, 2012

Winner: "The Language of Bouquets"

Roses, poppies, edelweiss... Flowers often speak words of love, but not always.  With his bouquet of obsession and revenge, the winner is:

JeffScape!

Ah, the language of... victory!  With this win, JeffScape has completed all twelve Herculean labors. Congratulations to our first Cerberan Hound!

Look for Jeff's Muse on April 16th. Tom's muse will be posted on the April 1st. (Hmm, that would be April Fool's Day...) Brace yourself for whatever fantastical adventure Tom has in store for us.

-10thDoM

Monday, March 26, 2012

Voting: "The Language of Bouquets"

Alas, there's no more time to gather your words together into a bouquet of any language. Whose offering said the right thing to win your heart?  Or at least to win your votes?  Let's find out.

Tell us which bouquet spoke your language.  Vote for your Top 3 in the Comments.



There are 2.5 days to vote. We'll announce the winner will be announced on the 29th.




*If you need assistance with voting, please check the Voting Section of the F.A.Q. and our Sample Vote.

-10thDoM

Thursday, March 22, 2012

Reminder: "The Language of Bouquets"

Is your bouquet speaking sweet declarations of romance? Or is it whispering seductive notes of blackberry, plum, and toasted oak with a smooth mouth-feel and a long, fruity finish? Whatever its language, it should be almost ready to deliver now. 




-10thDoM

Friday, March 16, 2012

"The Language of Bouquets"

Whether whispered words of romance and seduction or offers of  apology or condolence, bouquets speak many languages. Perhaps the favorite bouquet of all for this crowd drifts like a genie from a bottle of wine to woo us with promises of deliciousness and merriment.

"The Language of Bouquets"


Photo: Dale Chihuly glass sculpture by Ed Schipul
(Source: Flickr Creative Commons)

So what does your bouquet have to say for itself? Baino wants to know.



Remember, don't sign up until you've posted the entry on your site and link that entry directly (not your blog home page). In the meantime, leave a comment and let us know you're game!

Post as soon as you're ready, and we'll post a reminder on the 22nd. Voting begins on the 26th!

-10thDoM