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Hey, readers welcome back. Today we’re going to talk about some fun facts about tulips. If you haven’t noticed I had been trying to talk about all the different types of flowers, so today is tulips. I just wanted to say that I didn’t know these facts by myself. The fun facts come from a blog. Here is the link. So if you want to check it out, go click the link. They are so many amazing facts and I think you will enjoy it. Anyways let’s get on with the post.

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The first thing I want to talk about is how many tulips there are. Did you know there are over 150 various tulip species? Or that it takes 20 years or more to grow tulips? Well, I sure didn’t. I think it’s really cool. Another thing I want to talk about is the meaning of their name. Their name came from their shape.  The name originated from the Persian word “delband,” meaning turban. The last and final thing I want to talk about is the food that people make out of tulips. I mean I understand everything is eatable, but I just think it’s cool that people actually eat that and found ways to make it taste good. They used them to make food use as bread and other things like wine.

Now it’s question time. If you don’t have anything to talk about here are some questions. What do you think about people cooking Tulips? Would you try anything that has tulips in it? What did you think of my post? What should I talk about next? Into the next time. BYE!!!!!!!!!

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Hey, readers welcome back. Today we are going to be talking about Cherry Blossoms. We are going to be talking about some fun facts about them. This is the link I got my information from and if you want to know more about cherry blossoms click that link. Anyways let’s get on with this post…

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The first thing I want to talk about is peak blooming. If you didn’t know what is the peak blooming? The peak blooming is around the time when the flowers are going to be blooming. In this case, it’s Cherry Blossoms and the time that Cherry Blossoms bloom is around April 4th. Their blooming period can last up to 14 days.

The other thing I want to talk about is their fragrance. Did you know that Cherry Blossoms make the best fragrances? I didn’t. If you don’t, believe me, you can look at the link that I listed above or you can just go to Bath and Body’s and look for the Cherry Blossom products and test it out. If you don’t know what to look for there is a lot like perfume, lotion, hand sanitizer, and hand soap.

Now it’s comment time!! If you don’t have any questions to answer you can answer these questions. What did you think about my post? What is your opinion on the Cherry Blossoms fragrance? Did you ever try the Cherry Blossoms fragrance? Anyway’s into the next time. BYE!!!!!

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Hey, readers welcome back! Today we are going to be talking about roses. To me, roses are my second favorite after Orchids. Anyways back to the post. I will be telling you some fun facts that I taught were cool and interest. So if you want to see where I got my information from it came from these links. Link 1 and link 2.

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The first thing I want to talk about is what they’re known for. They are known for beauty, war, politics, and love. The second thing I wanted to talk about is why they are so popular. They are so popular because the rose flower comes is a wide variety with color, size, fragrance, and more. The last and final thing I want to talk about is what all the different roses mean. The red rose means deep emotions and love. The white rose means purity, chastity, and innocence. The yellow rose means friendship and caring. The pink rose means admiration, joy, and gratitude. The orange rose means passion and energy. The lavender/purple rose means more like expresses love at first sight. The blue rose means more likes to say, ” I can’t have you, but I can’t stop thinking about you. ” The green rose means the best wishes for a  prosperous new life or wishes for the recovery of good health. The black rose means death and farewell. The most important it the mixed roses means more like says,  ” I  don’t know what my feelings are yet but I sure do like you enough to send you roses. ”

Now it’s comment time. If you don’t have any questions to answer here are some. What did you think of my post? What is your favorite rose? What flower should I write about next? Into the next time. BYE!!!!!!!!!

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Hey, readers welcome back! Today we are going to be talking about carnations. They are really popular and pretty flowers. But I like to notify you that all of this information comes from this link. This link also provides you tips about growing carnations, if you are interested. Anyways let’s get started.

The first thing I want to talk about is their name. Did you know that carnations aren’t their real name? Their real name is Dianthus. How did they get their name? They got their name Dianthus from two Greek words Dios and anthros. Dios referring to the god Zeus and anthros meaning flower. So combined their name means The Flowers of God.

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The next thing, I want to talk about is the meanings of each carnation.  Did you even know that each carnation has a different meaning? If you did a good job, if you didn’t it’s ok, you will know now. So let’s continue. In general, all carnations mean fascination and woman’s, love, but only the pink one means Mother’s love. The light red ones mean admiration, but the dark red ones mean deep love and a women’s affection. The white ones mean Pure love and good luck.  The striped ones mean regret and refusal. The green ones mean St. Patrick’s day.  The yellow ones mean disappointment and dejection. Now to the last one. The purple ones mean capriciousness.

Now after you read this what is your favorite carnation? What did you think about my post? What is your opinions about carnations? You can answer all of these questions in the comment box down below. Into the next post. See you guy next time. BYE!!!!!!!!!

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Hey, readers welcome back to my posts. Today we are going to be talking about my fear. Most people are afraid of bugs, lizards, the dark, and a lot of other things. But not for me. For me, it’s spiders. So that’s what we are going to talk about today. So let’s get started.

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My fear!!!!!!!! What is the one thing that bothers me the most about them?  The one thing that bothers me is the way they look, their eyes, and how they crawl. Mostly everything about them. I just don’t like them. I mean some aren’t that bad, but the bigger they are the more I don’t like them. They just disgust me.

There is even a website about them that tells you the most disturbing fact about them.  Here is the link.  I read it and I hated it. But you want to check it out you are recommended too. Anyways I can’t talk about it anymore. So I hoped you liked my post. Into the next time. BYE!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Hey, readers welcome back to my posts. Today we are going to be talking about Chickens. To me, they are very adorable and they are my zodiac sign. But that’s not what we are here to talk about. I am going to talk about some fun facts about them. So let’s get on with that.

The first thing I want to talk about is their scientific name. Their scientific name is Gallus gallus domesticus and it means a type of domesticated fowl, a subspecies of the red junglefowl. Another thing to know is that there are over 24 billion chickens in the world. Also, chickens are the largest bird kind in the world. Another thing I want to mention is that this information came from this link. If you want to know more you can check it about. You can learn, so much from it.

So what did you think? Did you learn something new? Were you impressed? You can answer all these questions in the comment section. Thanks for reading this and come back for my next post. Into the next time. BYE!!!!!!!!!!!

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Hey readers, welcome back. Today we are going to talk about Grizzly Bears!!!!! They are my second favorite bear and they are really cute. At least to me. Anyways, I’m going to be sharing some fact about them. So here we go!!!!!!!!!

First thing I wanted to talk about is its scientific name. But before I start I want to say that I didn’t know this before, so I searched it up. This is the link.  Anyways back to what I was saying. Their scientific name is Ursus arctos horribilis.  A little to know about them is that their claws are two to four inches long. Here is an example of how long they can be…

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Another thing to know is that they got there name from They long guard hairs on their backs and shoulders frequently have white tips and give the bears a “grizzled” appearance, so hence to that they named them  “grizzly.” That’s why they called Grizzly Bears. Also, I forgot to mention if you want to know more about Grizzly Bears click the link in the second paragraph. Anyways thank you for reading this post, into the next time. BYE!!!!!!!

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Hey guys, welcome back to my blog. Today we’re going to talk about polar bears because they’re my favorite animal. Polar bears are interesting creatures, they have their own way of getting food and living from other bears. So I just want to point that out to everyone else too. Today it’ s  all about polar bears.

The first thing we’re going to talk about is, are polar bears fur really white? So the thing is I didn’t really know this answer, so I had to search it up. This is the website I got my information from. So to answer that question there fur is actually brownish black, but since they live in Antartica there fur structure would only show the white part and also because of the sun. Here is proof that the fur is actually brownish black…

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Now on to the next question. Question number two, what is the polar bear’s scientific name? Well, the answer is Ursus maritimus it’s Latin for sea bear. If you would like to know more go to this website. Here is the website. Now that you know more about them, what d you think of them now? Write your answer in the section below.

Hey, readers welcome back. Today we are going to be talking about what flower represents you. I know this one is longer than most, but it just caught my eye one day on Pinterest and I wanted to know what kind of flower represents me and if my title wasn’t clear your birthday month determines what flower you are. OK?? Oh and before I continue I didn’t know this myself, so I searched it up and this is the link I got all the information from.

First up we have January. January’s flower(s) are Carnations and Snowdrop.

This what the Carnation looks like…

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This is what a Snowdrop looks like…

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The different colors they come in are black, dark blue, or red and they mean people with fascination, devoted love/consolation, and a friend in adversity.

Next up we have February. February’s flower(s) are Violet and Primrose.

This is what Violet looks like…

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This is what Primrose looks like…

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The different colors they come in are violet, sky blue, or yellow and they mean people with modesty, faithfulness, and virtue/ young love.

Now we have the month of March. March’s flower(s) are Daffodils/Jonquil.

This is what Daffodils/Jonquil looks like…

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The different colors they come in are white or light blue and they mean people with regard, devotion/affection returned, and  sympathy

Next, we have April. April’s flower(s) are Daisy’s and Sweet Peas.

This is what a daisy looks like…

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This is what a Sweet Pea looks like…

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The different color they come yellow, red, and colorless and they mean people with innocence, youthful, purity/goodbye, blissful pleasure, and departure.

Then we have the month of May’s. Their flower(s) is Lily of the Valley and Hawthorn.

This is what the Lily of the Valley looks like…

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This is what a Hawthorn looks like…

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The different colors they come in are yellow, red and green and they mean people with sweetness , humility, a return of happiness/fertility, and hope.

After that we have June. June’s flower(s) are Rose and Honeysuckle.

This is what a Rose looks like…

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This is what a Honeysuckle looks like…

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The different colors they come in are light blue, white, and cream and they mean people with a loving/ devoted affection.

Now we have July( My birthday month). July’s flower(s) are Larkspur and Water Lily.

This is what a Larkspur looks like…

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This is what a Water Lily looks like…

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The different colors they come in are green, russet, and red and they mean people with a lot of laughter and purity of heart.

Next, we have August. August’s flower(s) are Gladiolas and Poppy.

This is what a Gladiolas looks like…

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This is what a Poppy looks like…

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The different colors they come in are orange, red and light green and they mean people with strengths of characters, sincerity, generosity, natural grace/eternal sleep, imagination, and oblivion.

Now we have the month of September. September’s flower(s) are Aster and Morning Glory.

This is what an Aster looks like…

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This is what a Morning Glory looks like…

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The different colors they come in are brown and deep blue and they mean people with a symbol of love, daintiness/talisman of love, and affection.

Then we have October. October’s flower(s) are Calendula and Cosmos.

This is what a Calendula looks like…

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This is what a Cosmos looks like…

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The different colors they come in are white, yellow, and varied and they mean people with joy and modesty.

Next, we have November. November’s flower is Chrysanthemum.

This is what a Chrysanthemum looks like…

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The different colors this flower comes in is dark blue, red, and yellow and it means people with cheerfulness, restful, loveliness, abundance, wealth, and is just a wonderful person.

Finally, we have December’s flower(s) are Narcissus and Holly.

This is what a Narcissus looks like…

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This is what a Holly looks like…

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The different colors they come in are indigo, green, and greenish blue and they mean people with egotism, formally/foresight, sweetness, and good wishes.

So now knowing what your flower or flowers mean, does it match you? Put your answer down in the comment sections and come back for the next post. Into then, see you later. BYE!!!! Also, have a nice day.

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Hey, readers welcome back!!!!! Today we are going to be talking about Colors. There are so many things to learn about like where did they come from and how they are made. But we are mostly going to be talking about what they stand for. So let’s go on with the post.

What does each color stand for? To be honest, I didn’t know this myself, so I went and searched it up. Here is the link to the website. Also if you wanted to learn more, you are welcome to click on it. Anyways back to what they stand for.

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First up is Red. Red represents vibrancy and security, but it’s also known as passion/love.

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Orange represents energy and wisdom.

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Yellow represents the color of the sun and energy.

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Green represents harmony, balance, growth, and good health.

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Blue/Indigo represents the ocean(relaxation)/ wisdom, intuition, and self-mastery.

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Finally, my personal favorite Purple. Purple(Violet) represents high spiritual attainment, and a pale shade symbolizes the love for humanity, but most commonly known as royalty.

Now that you know about what all the colors mean. Which one is your favorite? P.S. It could still be your favorite color even if it doesn’t match you. Anyways put your answer in the comment section and see you later. BYE!!!!!!!