Feeling Flowery

Thanks again to Annie of Blue Gables for this one:


I am a
Canna


What Flower
Are You?


"You stand up for what you believe in, even if it gets in the way of what other people think. You are proud of yourself and your accomplishments and you enjoy letting people know that." -- http://www.thisgardenisillegal.com/

Well, I suppose this is true. ;)

Happy weekend!

Comments

Charis said…
Lol, now you got me curious and I took the silly test...

Apparantly I am a snapdragon... "Mischief is your middle name, but your first is friend. You are quite the prankster that loves to make other people laugh." Isn't that neat? :0)
May 25, 2008 at 12:48 PM
Sarah said…
I got the same results as you! :) Now I want to know, how the heck did you answer the cooking question? LOL!
May 25, 2008 at 4:50 PM
Isle Dance said…
How beautiful are you!!! :o)
May 25, 2008 at 9:25 PM
Anonymous said…
Thanks Heidi HiHo Rosie!

I'm an echinacea :-)
May 26, 2008 at 6:32 AM
RisibleGirl said…
I'm a weed.

Ha ha- just kidding. I'm a sunflower.

I've never heard of a Canna. I'm going to have to go look that up.

I have to mention again that every time I see your template it makes me smile. I love the cute flowers at the top.
May 26, 2008 at 4:01 PM
Ella said…
What a lovely blog and oh you speak Spainish. I learned that in college. And read it well.

I don't think I fit any one flower.In fact, I love them, but they make me sneeze.

Blessing,

Ella
May 27, 2008 at 5:20 AM
Annieofbluegables said…
A couple of questions and what not:
First, what do you want me to call you? HiHo? Rosie or Heidi?

second, if you are raw, when you make a meal, what do you call it, cooking raw? No, that is an oxymoron, hee hee.

third:
thanks for visiting my blog. I LOVE your comments. It is just like Risible says, you are such a sweetie.
someday I want to make a trip to Seattle and among the sights to see, I want to meet you all. (RG says she has a nice guest room~ hee hee~ hope she doesn't regret inviting me)
And lastly, I agree with RG on your page. It makes me smile too.
btw, I am a daffodil, you already know that, but for the other readers:


You have a sunny disposition and are normally one of the first to show up for the party. You don't need too much attention from the host once you get there as you are more than capable of making yourself seen and heard.

(not so sure what that last sentence means. . .)

have a sunny day
~a
May 27, 2008 at 9:43 AM
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