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With sincere appologies to those of you suffering under cold, snowy, and icy conditions, I can't help but offer this contrast...
This was taken this morning by my office. The flowers are probably weeds, but certainly colorful enough.
Any chance next month's photo contest theme could be flowers so I can have a fighting chance and before everything goes brown here?
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For every ounce of gas saved by a Toyota Pious, a gallon is wasted by the 20 cars behind it desperately attempting to pass because the typical Pious is driven by what appears to be a stoned, nearsighted geriatric who's also lost and confused and allergic to g-forces higher than .01 just to gain an extra 2 MPG. (paraphrased)
yup. Wild mustard. Basically a weed, but a nice pretty yellow
Hmm, wild mustard, eh? I'll have to show this photo to the wife then because I think this is the same plant found in China that the local villagers used to make cooking oil from. Small world.
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For every ounce of gas saved by a Toyota Pious, a gallon is wasted by the 20 cars behind it desperately attempting to pass because the typical Pious is driven by what appears to be a stoned, nearsighted geriatric who's also lost and confused and allergic to g-forces higher than .01 just to gain an extra 2 MPG. (paraphrased)
About 60 miles north of San Jose where the yellow mustard is flowering, I've seen crocus peeking through the earth and have also seen some hill sides covered in paper white lillies already.
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Small world. 
