Batatas?!!!!That is a portuguese word!!!!Do you know it?
You wrote Uma boa Sábado! So let's see:
Sábado and Domingo are masculine. So you must use Um bom Sábado/Domingo. Segunda feira, Terça feira, Quarta feira, Quinta feira,are feminine. You use Uma boa!
Nice weather over here. Really hot.Been walking and enjoying it while it lasts!
I want to pun about leaving this alone but there is a quiet beauty that deserves more.
ReplyDeleteStunning. Nice shot Lori! Love the contrast.
ReplyDeleteso many different green tones - beautiful image, Lori!
ReplyDeleteBatatas?!!!!That is a portuguese word!!!!Do you know it?
ReplyDeleteYou wrote Uma boa Sábado!
So let's see:
Sábado and Domingo are masculine. So you must use Um bom Sábado/Domingo. Segunda feira, Terça feira, Quarta feira, Quinta feira,are feminine. You use Uma boa!
Nice weather over here. Really hot.Been walking and enjoying it while it lasts!
Have a nice weekend!
Where could I get one of those dark green plants?...gorgeous contrasts.
ReplyDeleteHey everyone -- enjoying reading y'all's comments before I head in to the office for Sunday fun.
ReplyDeleteBelinha, thanks for the grammar feedback, I will have to learn more about masculine/feminine language for Portuguese!
Larry, I've never seen these Ipomoeas in flower -- they're sold by nurseries for ornamental foliage. Now I'm curious!
Mise, you might try here:
http://www.euroamprop.com/catalog/
details.cfm?plantID=269&catID=2
or here:
http://www.avantgardensne.com/ipobla
Tried to find plant sources in the UK for you, but no luck. (The chartreuse-colored leaves are Ipomoea batatas "Marguerite.")