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Violet Wood Sorrel
Oxalis violacea
This beautiful oxalis violacea with showy, soft violet blooms is a perennial species native to the eastern and central United States.
May 12th, 2023
Jefferson County, Missouri, USA
Olivia R. Myers
@oliviarosaline
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Flowers with negative connotations
Abecedary: Volatility.
Abatina: Fickleness
Achillea Millefolia: War.
Aconite (Wolfsbane): Misanthropy
Adonis, Flos: Painful recollections.
African Marigold: Vulgar minds.
Agnus Castus: Coldness. Indifference
Almond (Common) : Stupidity. Indiscretion
Almond, Laurel: Perfidy
Aloe: Grief. Religious superstition
Anemone (Zephyr Flower): Sickness. Expectation.
Anemone (Garden): Forsaken
Apple, Thorn: Deceitful charms.
Apocynum (Dog’s Vane): Deceit
Ash-leaved Trumpet Flower: Separation
Aspen Tree: Lamentation
Asphodel: My regrets follow you to the grave
Auricula, Scarlet: Avarice
Balsam, Red: Touch me not. Impatient resolves.
Balsam, Yellow: Impatience.
Barberry: Sourness of temper.
Barberry Tree: Sharpness.
Basil: Hatred.
Bay Leaf: I change but in death.
Bay (Rose) Rhododendron: Danger. Beware
Bee Ophrys: Error.
Belladonna: Silence
Belvedere: I declare against you.
Betony: Surprise
Bilberry: Treachery
Birch: Meekness.
Birdsfoot Trefoil: Revenge
Valerian: Rupture
Borage: Bluntness.
Box Tree: Stoicism.
Bramble: Lowliness. Envy
Burdock: Importunity. Touch me not.
Buttercup (Kingcup):Ingratitude. Childishness
Butterfly Weed: Let me go
Cardamine: Paternal error
Carnation, Deep Red: Alas! for my poor heart.
Carnation, Striped: Refusal.
Carnation, Yellow: Disdain
Cardinal Flower: Dittitutim.
Catchfly: Snare
Catchfly, White: Betrayed
Champignon: Suspicion.
Chequered Fritillary: Persecution
Cherry Tree, White: Deception
China or Indian Pink: Aversion
Cistus, Gum: I shall die to-morrow.
Citron: Ill-natured beauty
Clematis, Evergreen: Poverty.
Clotbur: Rudeness. Pertinacity
Colchicum, or Meadow Saffron: My best days are past.
Coltsfoot: Justice shall be done.
Columbine: Folly
Columbine, Red: Anxious and trembling
Convolvulus, Major: Extinguished hopes
Corn, Broken: Quarrel
Creeping Cereus: Horror
Crowsbill: Envy.
Crowfoot: Ingratitude
Currant: Thy frown will kill me.
Cuscuta: Meanness.
Cyclamen: Diffidence. (Modesty/shyness resulting from a lack of self confidence)
Cypress: Death. Mourning
Darnel (Ray grass): Vice
Dead Leaves: Sadness
Dogsbane: Deceit. Falsehood
Ebony Tree: Blackness.
Eglantine (Sweetbrier): Poetry. I wound to heal
Enchanter’s Nightshade: Witchcraft. Sorcery
Fly Orchis: Error
Flytrap: Deceit
Foxglove: Insincerity
French Marigold: Jealousy
Frog Ophrys: Disgust
Garden Anemone: Forsaken
Garden Marigold: Uneasiness
Geranium, Scarlet: Contorting. Stupidity
Hand Flower Tree: Warning.
Harebell: Submission. Grief
Heath: Solitude.
Helenium: Tears
Hellebore: Scandal. Calumny
Hemlock: You will be my death
Henbane: Imperfection
Hop: Injustice
Humble Plant: Despondency
Indian Plum: Privation
Jasmine, Carolina: Separation
Judas Tree: Unbelief. Betrayal
Laburnum: Forsaken. Pensive Beauty
Larch: Audacity. Boldness
Larkspur, Pink: Fickleness.
Larkspur, Purple: Haughtiness
Laurestina: A token. I die if neglected.
Lavender: Distrust.
Leaves (dead): Melancholy
Licorice, Wild: I declare against you.
Lobelia: Malevolence
Love lies Bleeding: Hopeless, not heartless
Madder: Calumny
Manchineal Tree: Falsehood.
Mandrake: Horror.
Maple: Reserve.
Marigold: Grief.
Marigold, African: Vulgar minds.
Marigold, French: Jealousy.
Marigold, Prophetic: Prediction.
Marigold and Cypress: Despair
Meadowsweet: Uselessness
Mesembryanthemum: Idleness.
Mezereon: Desire to please.
Michaelmas Daisy: Afterthought
Mock Orange: Counterfeit
Moschatel: Weakness
Mosses: Ennui
Mourning Bride: Unfortunate attachment. I have lost all
Moving Plant: Agitation
Mulberry Tree (Black): I shall not survive you
Mushroom: Suspicion.
Musk Plant: Weakness.
Mustard Seed: Indifference
Narcissus: Egotism
Nettle, Burning: Slander
Oleander: Beware
Pasque Flower: You have no claims.
Passion Flower: Religious superstition
Pea, Sweet: Departure
Peach Blossom : I am your captive
Pennyroyal: Flee away.
Peony: Shame. Bashfulness
Persimon: Bury me amid Nature’s beauties
Pine: Pity
Pink, Variegated: Refusal
Pomegranate: Foolishness
Poppy, White: Sleep. My bane. My antidote
Prickly Pear: Satire.
Pride of China: Dissension
Ranunculus, Wild: Ingratitude.
Raspberry: Remorse.
Ray Grass: Vice
Rhododendron (Rosebay): Danger. Beware
Rose, Carolina: Love is dangerous
Rose, Deep Red: Bashful shame.
Rose, Dog: Pleasure and pain
Rose, Unique: Call me not beautiful
Rose, Yellow: Decrease of love. Jealously.
Rose, York and Lancaster: War.
Rose, Full-blown, placed over two Buds: Secrecy
Rue: Disdain
Saffron: Beware of excess
Saffron, Meadow: My happiest days are past
Sainfoin: Agitation.
Saint John’s Wort: Animosity. Superstition.
Sardony: Irony
Scabious: Unfortunate love.
Scabious, Sweet: Widowhood
Snapdragon: Presumption.
Snowball: Bound
Sorrel, Wild: Wit ill-timed
Straw, Broken: Rupture of a contract
Sweetbrier, European: I wound to heal.
Sweetbrier, Yellow: Decrease of love
Syringa, Carolina: Disappointment
Tamarisk: Crime.
Tansy (Wild): I declare war against you.
Teasel: Misanthropy
Thistle, Fuller’s: Misanthropy
Thistle, Scotch: Retaliation.
Thorn Apple: Deceitful charms
Throatwort: Neglected beauty
Trefoil: Revenge
Tuberose: Dangerous pleasures
Tulip, Yellow: Hopeless love
Tussilage (Sweet-scented): Justice shall be done you
Whin: Anger
White Rose (dried): Death preferable to loss of innocence.
Whortleberry: Treason.
Willow, Creeping Love forsaken
Willow, Weeping: Mourning
Yew: Sorrow
Zinnia: Thoughts of absent friends
Aconite: Beware
Barberry: Bad temper
Carnation (Striped): No, Refusal, Sorry I can't be with you
Carnation (Yellow): Disappointment, Rejection
Cyclamen: Resignation, Good-bye
Daffodil: Regard, Unrequited love, Respect
Everlasting: Never ceasing memory
Geranium: Stupidity, Foll
Golden-Rod: Be cautious
Hyacinth (Purple): Sorrow, Please forgive me
Hyacinth (Yellow): Jealousy
Hydrangea: Thank you for understanding, Boastfulness, Heartlessnes
Marigold: Grief, Despair, Jealousy
Marigold (Common): Pretty love, Sacred, Affection, Caress, Sorrow
Monkshood: Beware, A deadly foe is near
Petunia: Resentment, Anger, Your presence soothes me
Phlox: Our souls are united
Poppy (General): Eternal sleep, Oblivion, Imagination
Rhododendron: Danger, Beware, I am dangerous
Roses (Assorted Colours): You're everything to me
Roses (Single Full Bloom): I Love You, I still love you
Sweet William: Grant me one smile
Black dahlia: Evil, dishonesty, betrayal, doom
Butterfly weed: Leave me, You’ve been warned
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(Yeah some of these aren’t flowers. What of it?A few of them aren’t so negative- I thought about Jesse’s train of thought/outburst when picking them.)
(If you see any repeats No You Don’t.)
*buried under several flowers and at least one tree*
But ooh. ooh. ooooooooooooh these would be soooo much fun to play around with >:3
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Starker
Daddy Stark's Surprise (E)
What Should Peter do to make this Valentine’s Day better and different than others? How can he make this one unique?
Why Peter Parker Can't Have Girl Scout Cookies (T)
Clint and Natasha’s daughter is a girl scout, Peter is a sucker for Trefoils cookies.
Who's Your Daddy? (E)
Peter wants to do something special for Tony. He surprises him by asking to top, but what if Tony happens to surprise him?
Natural (M)
Photoshoots are boring when you don’t have a little bit of fun~
Too Much, Just Enough (M)
Sometimes Peter needs the reminder that the scale can be deceiving.
Old Man~ (T)
Peter has started using TikTok. Which if you don’t know, is the BANE of Tony Stark’s existence. From Willy Wonka to weird Twerk Dances, Tony is losing his mind.
Grey (M)
Peter's Grey. He feels nothing. Maybe if he lays here long enough, it'll go away.
Good Morning, Good Morning, Good Morning~ (M)
“Good Morning, Baby” “What’s all this?”
I'm Not Sick (T)
“I’m not sick, Peter!” “Friday, what’s his temp?” “101.2 degrees Fahrenheit.” “mhm.”
Spider On The Wall (T)
Peter loves sleeping next to Tony, he just wishes Tony knew.
Bathroom Floor (E)
“I don’t know why we couldn’t have got to your car, Tony. Like, we already paid, we finished eating…” “Because, Peter, I couldn’t wait that long. I have wanted to ruin you all day since we got here and now I can.”
DeskWarmer (E)
“Alright, baby, but I have to get back to work so I can’t give you my full attention. You’ll have to be like a little rent-a-slut at my desk and keep me company.”
Painful Flowers (T)
Tony never believed in soulmates. That is, until now.
Got A Secret, Professor Stark? (E)
Peter Parker is the biggest badass in the Junior class at NYU, only Tony Stark knows the truth.
Don't Pull Away (M)
Peter loves Tony’s hands in his hair. Tony loves having his hands in Peter’s hair.
Come Back To Me (M)
“I know, I know you’re never ready for this. Just come back to me after, okay?” Tony nods as Peter kisses his neck, red lipstick print left behind.
Truth or Dare (T)
Tony knows it’s a bad idea to invite the kid. He swore he told Steve and Clint to remove the alcohol if they were going to. They didn’t prepare for Thor bringing his own refreshments and spiking the punch, making sure everyone enjoyed themselves in true Norse style.
Like a Fucking Fairytale (T)
“Tony’s left the city for a fairy.” “Sounds like something out of a fucking fairy tale.”
Princess Parker (M): 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11
Tony Stark’s in love.
But not with the conventional. Instead, his soulmate is known for temper tantrums about pink lemonades that are too sour and scuffs on the toe of his Louboutin shoes. He’s materialistic, superficial, and cares way too much about his face.
So why can’t Tony stay away?
Stucky
Getting Rid Of Winter (M)
"Steve, this isn't a good idea..." "Buck, I'm here. What's the worst that could happen?" "I go on a killing spree and destroy half of Brooklyn?" "Well," "Don't say it." "Yeah..." The man sighs, pulling his hair back into a messy bun, "Why do you want to try this?" "Because if we know it works, then I have a viable way to get you out of your murderous headspace if it's needed." Bucky nods, "True... But what if it doesn't work?"
Happy Valentine's Day Soldat~ (M)
Bucky hates Valentine’s day. Every year Steve goes off on a mission the day before and doesn’t return until the day after. Every single year, Bucky is forced to watch the other Avengers give and receive gifts and schedule outings. All while he’s forced to worry about his love. This year won’t be any different, right?
40's Boy (M)
'When did he get to be so... cute?' Bucky thinks, shaking his head. 'No, he doesn't think that way about you. He's got all those girls that want him, he doesn't want you.'
Moodboards
(Including moodboard embedded in others fics)
Baby in Blue by @khalixascorner (moodboard by me)
Cottagecore Starker
Christmas Starker
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Flower Language for Jugdral, Pt. 11
Elliot- Yellow Jonquil: I desire a return of affection, self-absorption, ego, persistence, desire
Voltz- Moonwort: Money, sincerity, honesty
Eve/Eva/Alva- Laurestine: Devoted to you, I die if neglected,
Andrey- Barberry: Sourness of temper, sharpness, petulance
Corrine- Balloon Flower: Friendship, enduring love, honesty, long term affection, fidelity, desire for a friend to return
Vampa/Fetra/Eliu- Witch Hazel: Protection, inspiration, magic
Coruta- Lapageria: There is no unalloyed good
Brian- Dogwood: Durability, reliability, strength, resilience, regret, affection for someone who may not reciprocate it
Scipio- Birdsfoot Trefoil: Revenge, retribution
#fe4#fire emblem genealogy of the holy war#flower language#Elliot#voltz#Eve#Eva#Alva#Andrey#Corrine#vampa#fetra#eliu#Coruta#Brian#Scipio
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I have a bad guy in my story who is downright dangerous and despicable. And I wanted some flowers on his office desk to reflect that. Have any suggestions?
Hi lostone!
I'll do my best to convey what your character is like, I'm sure he'll have an awfully pretty bouquet in the end. Or for a more entertaining scenario just place an entire head of lettuce on his desk.
agnus castus – coldness, indifference
apocynum – deceit
auricula (scarlet) – avarice
basil – hate, hatred
berberry – sourness/sharpness of temper, petulance, sharpness, sourness
bilberry – treachery
borage – bluntness, rudeness
broom (prickly) – misanthropy
bur – rudeness, you weary me
buttercup – ingratitude, childishness, I wish I was rich, riches
candy tuft – indifference
carnation (yellow) – disdain, disappointment, rejection
chaste tree – coldness
clotbur – rudeness, pertinacity
darnel – vice
dodder – baseness, meanness
dogsbane – deceit, falsehood
dragonwort – horror
eschscholzia – do not refuse me
flora's bell – without pretension
flytrap – deceit
frog ophrys – disgust
fumitory – gall, spleen, hatred
hand flower tree – warning
hellebore – scandal, calumny
hop – injustice
hydrangea – (a) boaster, heartlessness, you are cold, dispassion, thank you for understanding, frigidity
larch – boldness, audacity
lettuce – cold-hearted(ness), coldness
lily (orange) – hatred, dislike
liquorice (wild) – I declare against you
madder – calumny
machineel – falsehood, betrayal, duplicity
marigold (african) – vulgar minds
mock orange – counterfeit, deceit, fraternal affection
monarda bradburiana – your whims are quite unbearable
mushroom – suspicion, I can't entirely trust you
narcissus – egotism, self love, formality, stay as sweet as you are, selfishness
narcissus (false) – delusive hope
narcissus (yellow) – disdain
nettle – slander, cruelty, you are spiteful
nettle (tree) – conceit
nettle (burning) slander
nightshade – falsehood, scepticism, truth, dark thoughts
nightshade (bittersweet) – falsehood
oleander – beware
osier – frankness
pink (china or indian single) – aversion
pink (variegated) – refusal
pink (yellow) – disdain, unreasonableness
pride of china – dissension
redbud – betrayal
rhododendron – danger, beware, I am dangerous
rocket – rivalry
rose (white, withered) – transient impressions
rosebay – distrust
saffron – beware of excess, abuse, do not deceive yourselves
scratchweed – hardness
serpentine cactus – horror
snakesfoot – horror
straw (a single, broken) – dissension, rupture of a contract
sweet bay – treachery
tamarisk – crime
tansy – I declare war against you, resistance
teasel – misanthropy
thistle – misanthropy, austerity, harshness, never forget, surliness, sternness
thistle (scotch) – retaliation
thornapple – deceitful charms
tiger flower – cruelty, for once may pride befriend me
trefoil – revenge
trefoil (birdsfoot) – revenge
venus flytrap – deceitful
whin – anger
whortleberry – treason, treachery
winter cherry – deception
withy – frankness
wolfsbane – misanthropy
xanthium – rudeness, pertinacity
This list got longer than anticipated it would be. Much longer than that. I hope you found what you were looking for.
– Mod Jana
Disclaimer
This blog is intended as writing advice only. This blog and its mods are not responsible for accidents, injuries or other consequences of using this advice for real world situations or in any way that said advice was not intended.
#flower language#writing advice#victorian flower language#dangerous#dispicable#ask answered#mod jana#societyslostone
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Violet wood-sorrel (Oxalis violacea), is a perennial plant and herb in the Oxalidaceae family. Oxalis species are also known as sour grass, sour trefoil, and shamrock.The plant is listed as a threatened or endangered species in five eastern U.S. states.
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"The little trefoil known as the shamrock was once known as 'seamróg', pronounced 'seamroy', meaning 'little clover'. Many agree that the ancient Druids honored it as a sacred plant. The Druids believed the shamrock had the power to avert evil spirits. Some people still believe the shamrock has mystical, even prophetic, powers. It is said that the leaves of shamrocks turn upright whenever a stormis coming." (1)
According to Lady Wilde, the shamrock "enlightens the brain and makes one see and know the truth".
The trefoil that was sour was certainly eaten by primitive Irish, while the white clover, not being sour, was not eaten. It may, therefore, have been the Wood Sorrel, trefoil out in early spring. Spenser says--"If they found a plot of watercresses or shamrocks, there they flocked as a feast" Wyther wrote--"And feed on shamrooks as the Irish doe."
Ancient bards declare that it was an object of worship with the remote race of Tuath-de-Danaans. It was the emblem of the Vernal Equinox with the Druids. As the Seamrag, it was long used as an anodyne (pain-killing medicine) being seen gathered for that purpose by Scotch wives as late as 1794; it must, however, be gathered by the left hand in silence, to preserve its virtues.
The four-leaved shamrock is called Mary's Shamrock. According to an engraving in Ledwich's Antiquities of Ireland, the shamrock appears on the oldest Irish coin. It is the badge of the Order of St. Patrick, founded in 1783, but the national badge since 1801. Pale or Cambridge blue, not green, is the true national colour of Ireland. But Ireland cannot claim sole possession of it as a sacred symbol.
It was the three-leaved wand of Hermes, the triple oracle of the ancients. It was the three-leaved sceptre of Triphyllian Jove. It was seen on the head of Isis, of Osiris, and of a god of Mexico. It was recognized both on Persian and Irish Crowns. We perceive upon a monument from Nineveh with a couple of sacred hares engaged in devouring it. The Berlin Museum has a representation of some rude satyrs jestingly offering it to a woman. Artists, in the Middle Ages, have shamelessly made it the plant presented by the Angel to the Virgin Mary. The Bismarcks use the shamrock with the motto "In trinitate robur." The sacred Palasa of India has triple leaves. The French, like the Irish, retained it as a national symbol. To this hour the three-leaved, or Fleur-de-lis plant is preserved as a sacred, symbol in architecture, on altar-cloths, the emblem being now seen in Nonconformist churches as well as in the Episcopalian.
It was the three-in-one mystery. "Adorning the head of Osiris, it fell off at the moment of his death. As the trefoil symbolized generative force in man, the loss of the garland was the deprivation of vigour in the god, or, as some think, the suspension of animal strength. in winter". (2)
According to folklore, "Fields of clover are believed to attract fairies. A four-leaf clover is said to provide protection against the fae, and to be able to break fairy spells and glamors. (3) "Holding one would allow you to see fairies and other supernatural creatures. A salve was sometimes made of four-leafed clovers and applied to the “third eye” area of the forehead, to bring out psychic abilities. Or the clovers might be sewn into a tiny bag and hung around the neck. This would reveal the fairy folk to the wearer – but it would only work once for each clover that was in the bag.(4)
1) Fantasy-Ireland; Emerlad Streams. http://www.fantasy-ireland.com/shamrock-legend.html
(2) Irish Druids And Old Irish Religions by James Bonwick [1894]
(3) The Goddess Tree; Gwendolyn: http://www.thegoddesstree.com/MotherNature/Clover.htm
(4)SHAMROCKS, CLOVERS AND LUCK by Dani Harper: http://waypastnormal.blogspot.com/2012/03/shamrocks-clovers-and-luck-feelin-lucky.html
Photography: "f 1,2 series (holy halo-clover)" by dapalmerpeter on Flickr : http://www.flickr.com/photos/46569894@N06/4967467748/
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National Days
Jan 1. National Hangover Day: What’s the worst hangover that you’ve ever had?
>> As far as I can tell, I’ve never had a hangover. If I ever did, it was so mild -- like having a sour stomach or something but not full-blown nausea -- that it didn’t even register to me as a hangover.
National Bloody Mary Day: Do you believe in the Bloody Mary folklore?
>> It’s interesting, but it doesn’t have any sway on me. I do like a good Bloody Mary, though. ;)
Euro Day: Do you have any Euros?
>> No.
National Black Eyed Peas Day: Do you like listening to the Black Eyed Peas? How about eating them?
>> I don’t listen to the band, but I do like the food.
Apple Gifting Day: What’s your favorite type of apple – red, yellow, or green?
>> Somewhere between red and yellow. Most of the apple types that I enjoy are reddish-yellowish.
New Year’s Day: How did you celebrate New Year’s?
>> This past New Year’s Eve, we went to a small get-together at someone’s house, and on New Year’s Day we went to the Wayland house to have crab legs with Sparrow’s parents and sister and brother-in-law. And nephew.
Jan 2. National Buffet Day: Where’s the best buffet in your area?
>> I have no idea. There’s an Indian restaurant downtown that has a pretty good buffet, imo.
World Introvert Day: Are you more of an introvert or an extrovert?
>> Introvert, I suppose.
Swiss Cheese Day: What meat do you typically eat Swiss cheese with?
>> I don’t.
National Cream Puff Day: Do you like cream puffs? Have you ever made them before?
>> I’ve never made or eaten a cream puff.
Run Up the Flagpole and See if Anyone Salutes Day: Have you ever tried to climb a flagpole before?
>> Nope.
National Personal Trainer Awareness Day: Do you have a personal trainer?
>> Nope.
National Science Fiction Day: What’s the last science-fiction novel you’ve read?
>> Uh... hmm. Does Brave New World count? I think so.
Happy Mew Year For Cats Day: Do you prefer cats or dogs? Why?
>> Heh, happy mew year. ~Puns~ Anyway, I prefer dogs. I just do. I don’t think there’s any grand reason behind it.
National Pet Travel Safety Day: Does your pet do well during car rides, or do they hate it?
>> ---
Jan 3. National Drinking Straw Day: Do you use drinking straws at home, or only out at restaurants?
>> I don’t even use straws at restaurants.
Festival of Sleep Day: Do you enjoy sleeping, or do you spend most of your time awake?
>> I don’t enjoy sleeping, per se, but I do make a point of getting enough of it whenever possible. Otherwise, I can’t enjoy being awake.
Humiliation Day: When’s the last time you were humiliated? Why?
>> I don’t remember.
National Chocolate-Covered Cherry Day: Do you prefer chocolate-covered cherries or chocolate-covered strawberries more?
>> I don’t like chocolate-covered anything. I’d rather just have a cherry or strawberry, by itself.
National Fruitcake Toss Day: Do you like fruitcake?
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J.R.R. Tolkien Day: Have you read the Lord of the Rings series? What did you think of it?
>> I tried to read it once, but I stopped somewhere around the Tom Bombadil business. It just wasn’t holding my interest. I did like The Silmarillion, though. I should read that again.
Jan 4. National Missouri Day: Do you know anyone who comes from Missouri?
>> Maybe? *shrug*
National Spaghetti Day: Is spaghetti one of your favorite Italian dishes?
>> No.
National Trivia Day: Do you enjoy playing trivia games? Any in particular?
>> It’s not something I usually go for.
World Braille Day: Do you know anyone who can read Braille?
>> Probably not.
World Hypnotism Day: Have you ever felt hypnotized before? Can you describe it?
>> I’ve never been hypnotised.
Jan 5. National Screenwriters Day: Have you ever written a play or some other sort of script before?
>> I’m sure I did when I was young. I wrote a lot of different things back then.
National Whipped Cream Day: Have you ever used whipped cream for sexual purposes?
>> No.
National Keto Day: Do you or anyone you know follow a ketogenic diet?
>> I know someone who eats keto. I’m not interested in it myself.
National Bird Day: What’s your favorite type of bird?
>> Corvids.
Jan 6. National Thank God It’s Monday Day: Do you actually prefer Mondays to Fridays? Why or why not?
>> I don’t care either way.
The Epiphany (Three Kings Day): Do you celebrate this holiday?
>> No.
National Bean Day: What’s your favorite type of bean? (ie: baked, lima, green, etc)
>> Black beans are so versatile, so I guess those.
National Technology Day: What’s your favorite piece of technology that you own?
>> Currently, it’s Azathoth, my gaming rig.
National Shortbread Day: Have you ever eaten those Trefoil Girl Scout shortbread cookies?
>> Yeah.
National Cuddle Up Day: Who’s the best cuddler you know?
>> King Crimson.
Jan 7. National Bobblehead Day: Do you own any bobbleheads? Of who?
>> Yeah, two of the Funko Pops I have are bobble-head. It’s so annoying because Funkos are already top-heavy, and the bobble shit just makes it extra impossible to keep it upright.
National Tempura Day: Have you ever tried tempura before? Did you like it?
>> Yeah, and I do like it.
Old Rock Day: Would you be interested in digging for fossils?
>> Probably not.
Jan 8. National Argyle Day: Do you own any clothing with argyle print?
>> No.
National Bubble Bath Day: When’s the last time you took a bubble bath?
>> I don’t take those.
Male Watcher’s Day: Do you like to people-watch?
>> I do. But what on earth is this holiday, lmao... weird name.
National Take the Stairs Day: Do you prefer the stairs or the elevator?
>> Obviously, that depends.
National English Toffee Day: Do you enjoy eating toffee?
>> No.
Elvis Presley’s Birthday: What is your favorite Elvis Presley song?
>> If I Can Dream and An American Trilogy.
National Joygerm Day: How do you treat people with kindness? Do you typically have a positive attitude about things?
>> I don’t know, really. I’m not rude or anything most of the time, and I try to be open-minded and compassionate in my way, but I don’t feel like I make any special effort to be kind. And no, I don’t typically have a positive attitude about things. I don’t feel it’s necessary, or even desirable in some cases.
National Winter Skin Relief Day: What do you treat your skin/lips with, when they are chapped?
>> I use a Badger lip balm.
Jan 9. National Apricot Day: Do you prefer apricots dried, in fresh fruit form, or the canned version?
>> I don’t eat apricots. The last thing I had apricots in was actually a popsicle (made by this local outfit who uses local fruits to make them; they’re really fucking good).
National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day: Do you have issues with people of authority?
>> You could say that. Especially when it comes to law enforcement officials.
National Static Electricity Day: When’s the last time your hair succumbed to static electricity?
>> I don’t experience that.
National Balloon Ascension Day: Have you ever released balloons purposefully into the air?
>> No, thankfully.
Play God Day: What would you do if you were in charge of the entire universe for the day?
>> That just doesn’t even make sense to me.
Jan 10. National Bittersweet Chocolate Day: What’s your favorite type of chocolate?
>> Dark chocolate with some kind of peppers and sea salt.
Save the Eagles Day: What are bald eagles symbolic of?
>> Er... you know, I feel like I should know the answer to that, but I don’t remember. I feel like more interesting information has taken up the space in my head where that kind of information used to be.
Peculiar People Day: Who’s the most peculiar person you know?
>> *shrug*
National Cut Your Energy Costs Day: What do you do in order to save energy?
>> I don’t do anything special to save energy. I’m sensitive to light and I don’t really use A/C (Sparrow is usually the one turning that on), so I think I’m just energy-efficient without trying to be.
National Oysters Rockefeller Day: Have you ever had baked oysters before? Did you like them?
>> No, but I’ve had fried and raw oysters and I liked them.
National Houseplant Appreciation Day: Do you have any indoor plants? How about outdoor plants?
>> Sparrow has a bunch of indoor plants. No outdoor plants because we live in an apartment.
Jan 11. National Arkansas Day: Have you ever been to Arkansas before?
>> No.
Learn Your Name in Morse Code Day: Do you know how to use Morse code?
>> No. I mean, I know how it works, I just don’t have it memorised or anything.
National Human Trafficking Awareness Day: Do you know anyone who’s been a victim of human trafficking?
>> I don’t think so.
National Milk Day: Do you prefer white, chocolate, or strawberry milk?
>> I prefer no milk.
National Girl Hug Boy Day: Have you ever been the one to make the first move?
>> ---
National Hot Toddy Day: Have you ever made yourself a hot toddy before?
>> No.
National Vision Board Day: Do you have a vision board? Have you ever made one before? What would be on it?
>> No.
Jan 12. National Pharmacist Day: When’s the last time you visited the pharmacist?
>> I don’t remember.
National Sunday Supper Day: Do you have big Sunday dinners with your family?
>> ---
Feast of Fabulous Wild Men Day: Who’s a fabulous man that you know of?
>> ---
National Marzipan Day: Do you know what marzipan is? Have you ever made it/had it before?
>> I vaguely know what it is. I don’t think I’ve ever had it.
National Curried Chicken Day: Do you enjoy curry? Have you ever had it before?
>> I love curry.
National Kiss a Ginger Day: Have you ever dated a redhead before?
>> Don’t think so.
National Youth Day: Do you know of a child who made a huge difference in society?
>> Er... I mean, probably, from the news or something?
National Glazed Doughnut Day: What’s your favorite type of doughnut?
>> The yeast kind, not the cake kind.
Jan 13. National Rubber Ducky Day: When’s the last time you used a rubber ducky in the bathtub?
>> I don’t.
Stephen Foster Memorial Day: Do you like any songs by Stephen Foster?
>> I don’t know who that is.
National Peach Melba Day: Have you ever had a Peach Melba before? How was it?
>> I don’t know what that is.
Korean American Day: Do you know any Koreans immigrants who now live in America?
>> I mean, I’ve probably met some.
National Gluten-Free Day: Do you know anyone who has to follow a gluten-free diet?
>> Maybe?
National Sticker Day: Did you like stickers as a kid?
>> I don’t know, but I do like them now.
National Clean Off Your Desk Day: Do you have a desk in your room? Is it organized?
>> No, my desk is in the living room. It definitely would not fit in my room. It is relatively organised, I guess.
International Skeptics Day: Are you skeptical of anything? What?
>> I’m skeptical of a lot of things, I guess. I use the Internet, after all. Can’t do that without a healthy sense of skepticism. (Well, you can, obviously. It just usually doesn’t end well.)
Make Tour Dream Come True Day: Have any of your dreams actually ever come true before?
>> ---
Jan 14. National Dress Up Your Pet Day: Have you ever dressed up your pet before? In what?
>> ---
National Hot Pastrami Sandwich Day: What’s your favorite kind of sandwich?
>> I make this sandwich with hummus, whatever greens I have, and a slice of cheese on hot pepper sourdough bread. It’s so fucking good for some reason.
Ratification Day: Do you remember the significance of the Treaty of Paris?
>> No.
International Kite Day: Have you ever flown a kite before?
>> No.
National Shop For Travel Day: When’s the last time you went shopping for a vacation?
>> I don’t usually do that. I just bring what I already own.
Jan 15. National Booch Day: Do you like the taste of Kombucha?
>> There’s a lot of different kombuchas out there, and a lot of them are okay at best (and just grody at worst). But there’s a local outfit that makes the most delicious kombucha I’ve ever had, and I’ll drink theirs whenever I can get it.
National Hat Day: What does your favorite hat look like?
>> ---
National Bagel Day: What kind of bagel do you eat most often? What do you put on it?
>> I don’t usually eat bagels, but on the occasion that I do, everything is the best kind.
National Strawberry Ice Cream Day: What’s your favorite flavor ice cream?
>> Matcha, in mochi form.
Museum Selfie Day: When’s the last time you went to a museum?
>> Good question.
National Fresh Squeezed Juice Day: Have you ever made your own juice or lemonade before? How was it?
>> No.
Jan 16. National Nothing Day: When’s the last time you did absolutely nothing all day?
>> I don’t think I’ve ever had a day where I did literally nothing...? Maybe in the deepest part of a depression, but I wouldn’t remember that now (because being in a depression is like being a completely different person, for me, and I don’t really have much memory of what it was like to be that person once I’m out of it).
Appreciate a Dragon Day: Are dragons your favorite mythical creature?
>> No, but they’re pretty cool.
National Without a Scalpel Day: Has anyone ever used a scalpel on you before?
>> I don’t think so.
Get to Know Your Customers Day: Is the customer really always right? Why or why not?
>> Obviously no one is always right. That’s just a wack corporate strategy.
National Religious Freedom Day: Are you a religious person?
>> I don’t have a specific religion that I follow.
National Fig Newtons Day: When’s the last time you ate a Fig Newton?
>> I don’t remember. I was just talking about that earlier, how I have no recollection of what they taste like but I just know that I didn’t like them as a child so I never tried them again.
International Hot and Spicy Food Day: What’s the spiciest food you eat?
>> I’m not sure. I mean, I eat a variety of spicy foods. Kimchi is one of my faves.
Rid the World of Fad Diets and Gimmicks Day: Have you ever been on a diet before? Did it work?
>> No.
Jan 17. National Bootlegger’s Day: Do you know anyone who makes bootleg DVD’s?
>> No, because I no longer live in NYC. It’s pretty easy to get to know your local bootlegger when you live in, like, Bushwick. (Well, maybe Bushwick has changed by now, but that’s how it was.)
National Hot Heads Chili Day: What do you like to eat in your chili?
>> Mushrooms, black beans, tomatoes, the usual.
National Hot Buttered Rum Day: Are you a fan of rum, or do you prefer another type of alcohol?
>> I love rum.
Ben Franklin Day: Name at least one of Ben Franklin’s inventions.
>> Er... the lightning rod? That was him, right?
Michelle Obama’s Birthday: Do you miss when her husband was back in office?
>> Not necessarily.
Ditch New Year’s Resolution Day: How long do you keep your New Year’s Resolutions for? Do you even make them in the first place?
>> I don’t make them.
Jan 18. National Winnie the Pooh Day: Who is your favorite character from Winnie the Pooh?
>> I don’t have one, but Eeyore used to feel pretty relatable.
National Michigan Day: Do you live in Michigan?
>> I do, actually.
National Gourmet Coffee Day: What’s your favorite “specialized” coffee drink?
>> I don’t have one of those.
National Thesaurus Day: When’s the last time you used a thesaurus?
>> I don’t remember.
National Peking Duck Day: Have you ever eaten duck before?
>> I don’t think so.
National Use Your Gift Card Day: Where would you like to get a gift card to?
>> Meh.
Jan 19. World Quark Day: Have you ever heard of quark?
>> Yeah.
National Popcorn Day: What’s your favorite seasoning/flavor of popcorn?
>> I don’t eat popcorn.
National Disc Jockey Day: Would you rather have a band or a DJ at your wedding.
>> We had neither. Well, except for the band that played in front of the second line, but.
World Religion Day: What is your religion? Do you have one?
>> I don’t have one.
National Tin Can Day: What’s the last can that you recycled?
>> ---
Jan 20. National Cheese Lover’s Day: What’s your favorite kind of cheese?
>> I don’t know, anything with peppers in it, I guess.
Martin Luther King jr. Day: In what ways was Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. influential?
>> I mean...........
National Buttercrunch Day: Have you ever made butter crunch before?
>> Nope.
National Penguin Day: What’s your favorite thing about penguins?
>> I don’t know. The way they walk is pretty funny.
Jan 21. National Hugging Day: Are you a hugger?
>> Not outworld.
National Granola Bar Day: Do you eat granola bars? What’s your favorite flavor?
>> I don’t.
Squirrel Appreciation Day: Squirrels or chipmunks?
>> I like both.
International Sweatpants Day: How many pairs of sweatpants do you own?
>> Three.
National Banana Bread Day: Do you prefer your banana bread with or without walnuts? How about chocolate chips?
>> I don’t eat banana bread.
National New England Clam Chowder Day: Do you like New England Clam Chowder soup?
>> No. I was crazy about it as a teenager, though.
Jan 22. Celebration of Life Day: Do you believe that abortion should be legal? Why or why not?
>> Of course. Because I think that if there is a way to safely abort a child before it is born, then it should be an option available to all. We are not an endangered species, and reproduction being treated as optional is a benefit of living in a (comparatively) safe and economically stable country. Plus, I think the way unwanted / unplanned-for children are treated is way worse than just aborting them before they even have a chance to experience consciousness. I say this as an unwanted child whose father forced my mother to have me (only to have her abandon me immediately... like what the fuck did the man expect?).
National Blonde Brownie Day: What’s your favorite type of brownie?
>> I don’t really eat brownies. I just eat a small piece sometimes when Sparrow makes them.
Library Shelfie Day: How often do you visit your public library?
>> Hardly ever, because I use their ebook library most often.
National Southern Food Day: What’s your favorite Southern food/meal?
>> I mean, what part of the South are we talking about? And whose culture? I don’t think of the South (which encompasses such a vast amount of geography) as being a homogeneous cultural region, you’ll have to be more specific.
National Sanctity of Human Life Day: Do you believe that all humans have some sort of value?
>> I mean, sure, I guess. I try to treat them that way. I don’t really like the idea that life is sacred, though, which is what the name of this holiday is suggesting to me.
National Answer Your Cat’s Questions Day: Do you talk to your pets?
>> I talk to people’s pets, sure.
Hot Sauce Day: How hot do you like your hot sauce?
>> Er... I don’t really know how to... convey that with words. I just know what I like flavour-wise.
Jan 23. National Handwriting Day: Do you prefer printing or writing in cursive?
>> I like both, but printing is usually better for legibility.
World Spay Day: Are all of your pets spayed or neutered?
>> Sparrow’s cat is neutered.
National Pie Day/National Rhubarb Pie Day: What’s your favorite type of pie?
>> Sweet potato.
Measure Your Feet Day: How big are your feet?
>> Not big?
Jan 24. Beer Can Appreciation Day: What’s your favorite type of beer?
>> Sour ales.
National Compliment Day: What’s the last compliment that you’ve received?
>> I don’t remember.
National Peanut Butter Day: What’s your favorite food that involves peanut butter?
>> I guess just... a peanut butter sandwich?
International Day of Education: Why do you feel that education important?
>> Because... learning.... is good? I don’t really know how to answer this, lol.
Global Belly Laugh Day: When’s the last time you laughed so hard you cried?
>> I don’t think I’ve experienced that.
National Eskimo Pie Patent Day: When’s the last time you had an Eskimo Pie?
>> I’ve never heard of this.
National Lobster Thermidor Day: When’s the last time you ate lobster?
>> I’m not sure. Maybe sometime in October, while we were in NOLA.
Jan 25. National Opposite Day: Have you ever been attracted to someone that was the complete opposite of you?
>> ---
Community Manager Appreciation Day: At your workplace, do you have a good manager/boss, or not? Are you your own boss?
>> ---
National Irish Coffee Day: Have you ever had an Irish Coffee before?
>> Yeah.
National Seed Swap Day: What’s the last seed you planted?
>> I don’t plant anything.
National Florida Day: Do you know anyone who is from Florida?
>> Probably.
Chinese New Year: What is your Chinese animal? (the year of the ___)
>> Rabbit, I believe.
Burns Supper: Favorite poem by Robert Burns?
>> I don’t know any poems by Robert Burns.
Jan 26. National Green Juice Day: Do you drink any sort of health drinks?
>> I mean... water is a drink that’s good for your health. I don’t think any beverage really tops water at the end of the day, when it comes to health.
National Peanut Brittle Day: Do you enjoy peanut brittle?
>> No.
National Spouses Day: Do you hope to get married one day? Why or why not?
>> I am married.
Australia Day: If you were to go to Australia, what would you want to see/do first?
>> I have no idea, I’ve never been interested enough in Australia to give it any thought.
International Customs Day: What do you think of the current level of border security in your area?
>> That’s... a fraught question.
World Leprosy Day: Do you know anyone who has leprosy?
>> No. I honestly thought that’d been eradicated like polio and such, guess I was wrong.
Jan 27. National Bubble Wrap Day: As an adult, would you still be interested in popping bubble wrap?
>> Yeah, it can be fun. It’s not an age-locked thing, anyway...
National Chocolate Cake Day: Do you prefer chocolate cake or another flavor instead?
>> I don’t prefer cake at all. I’ll eat a slice of yellow cake or maybe red velvet if it’s presented to me (and isn’t fuckin smothered in frosting), but I sure don’t seek it out.
World Breast Pumping Day: If you have a baby, would you breastfeed or formula feed? Why?
>> ---
International Holocaust Remembrance Day: Do you know of any Holocaust survivors?
>> I doubt it. I don’t even think I know anyone who is old enough to have been alive in that era.
Wolfgang Mozart’s Birthday: Do you like to listen to Mozart?
>> Sure.
Punch the Clock Day: Do you have to punch in and out at work, or do you have a paper timesheet?
>> ---
Jan 28. National Have Fun at Work Day: What is one fun thing about your work?
>> ---
National Blueberry Pancake Day: Would you rather have blueberry pancakes or chocolate chip pancakes?
>> I don’t eat pancakes, and if I did, they’d be plain.
Data Privacy Day: Have one of your websites ever been hacked before?
>> No.
National Daisy Day: Are daisies your favorite flower?
>> No.
National Lego Day: Do you follow the building instructions if you have a Lego kit, or do you build your own prototype?
>> I had Erector sets and Tinker Toys as a child, not LEGO, but I do remember using the instructions in the Erector set to make a Ferris wheel that spins. Well, I don’t remember it, per se. My father had taken a photo of it, which I saw enough times afterwards for it to be fixed in my memory.
National Kazoo Day: Have you ever played a kazoo before?
>> No.
National Plan For Vacation Day: Where would you like to go on vacation?
>> At this point, fucking anywhere.
Global Community Engagement Day: How do you play a part in your community?
>> I don’t.
Jan 29. National Corn Chip Day: Fritos or Tostitos?
>> Neither.
National Puzzle Day: How many pieces was the last jigsaw puzzle that you completed?
>> I haven’t completed any jigsaw puzzles. I don’t even have space for that kind of thing, I usually end up doing online puzzles instead.
Jan 30. National Croissant Day: What do you like to put on your croissant?
>> ---
National Inane Answering Message Day: Do you leave voicemails, or do you hang up and try again later?
>> ---
Jan 31. Inspire Your Heart With Art Day: What form of art would you be most likely to try your hand at?
>> *shrug*
National Backward Day: Can you walk around backwards without tripping over something?
>> I doubt it, unless it was a particularly clear area.
National Hot Chocolate Day: Do you like hot chocolate? Do you prefer a certain flavor?
>> No.
National Big Wig Day: What type of job would you like to have that allows you to be in charge?
>> I don’t want to be in this position, period.
Eat Brussel Sprouts Day: Do you like Brussel sprouts?
>> Yep, especially roasted. I think they’re best when they’re done to the point of having a buttery texture on the inside, but a little crispy on the outside.
Brandy Alexander Day: Do you like to drink brandy?
>> Occasionally.
National Weeks
Folic Acid Awareness Week: Do you know anyone with a congenital disability?
>> I mean, probably.
Universal Letter Writing Week: When’s the last time you hand-wrote a letter to someone?
>> ---
Diet Resolution Week: Have you ever gone on a diet before because of someone’s comments about your weight?
>> No.
National Silent Record Week: Have you ever listened to a silent record before?
>> A... what? *googles* Oh, it’s a legal thing. Then definitely not.
National Pizza Week: What do you like to eat on your pizza?
>> Veggies (onions, peppers, mushrooms, that sort of thing).
Home Office Safety and Security Week: Does your home have a security system?
>> No, it’s an apartment building.
Cuckoo Dancing Week: Do you like to dance?
>> I do.
World Kiwanis Week: Do you know what the Kiwani’s Club revolves around?
>> No, I don’t remember.
National Mocktail Week: What’s your favorite mocktail?
>> I don’t have one.
Hunt For Happiness Week: Where do you find your happiness?
>> I don’t bother trying to find it, I just try to enjoy it when it happens and try not to get clingy about it.
National Healthy Weight Week: Do you feel that you are a healthy weight? Why or why not?
>> I don’t know if I’m a healthy weight or not. I might be. My feelings really have nothing to do with it because my feelings are based in a lot of dysmorphia.
International Snowmobile Safety & Awareness Week: Have you ever ridden on a snowmobile before?
>> Nope.
No Name-Calling Week: What’s the worst name you’ve ever been called?
>> *shrug*...
International Hoof Care Week: Do you like any animals that have hooves?
>> Sure, I guess.
National Catholic Schools Week: Did you ever go to a Catholic school before?
>> Yeah, I went to several when I was in the elementary grades.
National CRNA Week: Have you ever been put under anesthesia before? How were you when you came out of it?
>> No.
Meat Week: What’s your favorite type of meat? Or are you a vegetarian/vegan?
>> I’m largely vegetarian (I’d make exceptions for any local farms that employed high welfare standards, but mostly I just have no interest in eating meat and would really only make that exception if I felt I should factor it in for my health).
National School Choice Week: Would you have preferred to be in a public school, a private school, or to be homeschooled?
>> I don’t know what the best solution for me would have been.
National Cowboy Poetry Gathering Week: Do you know anyone who is a cowboy?
>> No.
National Months
National Hot Tea Month: What’s your favorite flavor tea?
>> Ginger, peppermint, etc.
National Oatmeal Month: What’s your favorite flavor of oatmeal?
>> Like, what do I put into my oatmeal? Clarified butter, cinnamon, maple syrup. I rarely eat oatmeal because I feel like I make it so damn decadent that it’s almost unhealthy, lmao.
National Slow Cooking Month: Do you have a crock-pot?
>> Yeah.
National Soup Month: What’s your favorite kind of soup?
>> I’m not sure, I don’t usually eat soup. Red pepper and tomato is good.
National Baking Month: What’s your favorite thing to bake?
>> I don’t bake.
National Fat Free Living Month: Do you eat foods that are fat-free? How about drinks?
>> Hell no. I hate those products.
National Bath Safety Month: Do you prefer baths or showers?
>> I only take showers.
National Blood Donor Month: Have you ever donated blood? When was the last time?
>> No. I’ve never been able to because I always had low iron.
National Hobby Month: Do you have any hobbies?
>> Meh.
National Train Your Dog Month: Is your dog well-trained?
>> I don’t have a dog.
Walk Your Pet Month: How often do you walk your dog, if you have one?
>> ---
National CBD Month: Have you ever used CBD oil?
>> Yeah, I take it daily. Believe it or not, I’d actually be worse otherwise. Especially in the winter.
National Black Diamond Month: Do you own anything with diamonds – black or regular?
>> No. Fuck diamonds.
National Mentoring Month: Have you ever had a mentor before?
>> No.
National Menudo Month: Have you ever had menudo before?
>> Not gonna lie.... I didn’t realise the band was named after a food. :x
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So I have a character that is basically falling into another characters trap. So he notices a vase of flowers in the other characters house and I needed some flowers with basically just evil meanings I'm sorry that's kind of vague but yeah kind of like corrupt or evil in meaning. So could you help please?
Hi Nonny. Part of the problem is that some things may have a negative connotation, but not really be bad, per se. Of course, the other problem is that there are a lot of different variations on what a flower means. Here are some that I think might help you out.Apocynum – deceitAchillea millefolia – warAbatina – ficklenessAbecedary – volubilityAgnus castus – coldness, indifferenceAmaryllis – haughtiness, prideArum, fly-catching – snareAspen – lamentation, fear, groanAuricular, scarlet – avariceBasil – hatredBegonia – deformityBelvedere – I declare against youBerberry – sharpness, sourness of temperBilberry – treacheryBorage – bluntness, rudenessBramble – envyBroom, prickly – misanthropyBrunfelsia latifolia – beware of false friendsBugloss – falsehoodBur – rudeness, you weary meButtercup – ingratitude, childishness (also: I wish I was rich)Candy tuft – indifferenceCarnation, yellow – disdainCatchfly – snareCatchfly, white – betrayedChampignon – suspicionCitron – estrangement, ill-natured beauty Columbine – folly, desertion (also: I cannot give thee up)Copihue – there is no unalloyed goodCrab-apple blossom – ill-temperedDaphne – glory, immortalityDarnel – viceDodder – meanness, basenessDogsbane – deceit, falsehoodDragon-plant – dread, snareDragonwort – horrorFig marigold, coldness of heart, idlenessFrog ophrys – disgustGoosefoot, grass-leaved – I declare war against youLobelia – malevolence (also: arrogance)Mushroom – suspicion, I can’t entirely trust youNettle – cruelty, you are spitefulOleander – bewarePennyroyal – flee awayRhododendron – danger, bewareTamarisk – crimeTansy – I declare war against youTeasel – misanthropyThistle, scotch – retaliationThornapple – deceitful charmsTiger-flower – crueltyTrefoil, birdsfoot – revengeWhortleberry – treason, treacheryWillow – forsaken I hope these are helpful for your story. ~*Mod Den*~Disclaimer
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