Hyacinths Bouquets
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well,
I'm in the states, and I love that your shop is "Hyacinths bouquets". Puts me in the mind of 'Keeping up apperances' Wish it was 'Hyacinths bucket' like the TV show. TOO CUTE!!!
So tell us about your shop and how long have you been in business????
What all did you study? and what was your background before the flower shop?
I'm in the states, and I love that your shop is "Hyacinths bouquets". Puts me in the mind of 'Keeping up apperances' Wish it was 'Hyacinths bucket' like the TV show. TOO CUTE!!!
So tell us about your shop and how long have you been in business????
What all did you study? and what was your background before the flower shop?
wildflowerschicago
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LOL
I actually opened this (not looking at the section it was posted in) thinking, are they talking wedding bouquets? That could be a challenge, with those soft stems!
Anyway, welcome!
TOTO
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Welcome to FC! Let's Pipe in the Hagas!
I would happily put on my Traditional Highland Dress, Cameron of Erracht Kilts, Formal Black Jacket, Sporran, Gillie Brogues, Skian Dhus, Hose, Flashes, and play a Scottish Solo for you, if I could.
However, the problem with playing a solo for someone is when you are a DRUMMER rather than a PIPER!
And here's an Irishman in a Scottish Kilt and you're wondering WHY?
Learned to love PIPE BANDS at a very early age since, my old Alma Mata, Sacred Heart High School in Yonkers, New York, was the very first High School in the United States that had a Scottish Pipe Band and way back in 1962.
The love of the Bag Pipes stayed with me and I joined the Mount Kisco Scottish Pipes and Drums Band in 1984 and had fun with it for the rest of my life.
And so, here's a wee bit of SCOTLAND THE BRAVE for you to dance to, albeit, on my snare drum, so you'll have to hum the tune yourself!
" Hark when the night is falling, I hear the Pipes a calling, loudly and proudly calling , down near the glen, "
After which, we'll Pipe in the Hagas and have a WEE DRAM or TWO!
lol
I would happily put on my Traditional Highland Dress, Cameron of Erracht Kilts, Formal Black Jacket, Sporran, Gillie Brogues, Skian Dhus, Hose, Flashes, and play a Scottish Solo for you, if I could.
However, the problem with playing a solo for someone is when you are a DRUMMER rather than a PIPER!
And here's an Irishman in a Scottish Kilt and you're wondering WHY?
Learned to love PIPE BANDS at a very early age since, my old Alma Mata, Sacred Heart High School in Yonkers, New York, was the very first High School in the United States that had a Scottish Pipe Band and way back in 1962.
The love of the Bag Pipes stayed with me and I joined the Mount Kisco Scottish Pipes and Drums Band in 1984 and had fun with it for the rest of my life.
And so, here's a wee bit of SCOTLAND THE BRAVE for you to dance to, albeit, on my snare drum, so you'll have to hum the tune yourself!
" Hark when the night is falling, I hear the Pipes a calling, loudly and proudly calling , down near the glen, "
After which, we'll Pipe in the Hagas and have a WEE DRAM or TWO!
lol
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