Yesterday we had some wonderful news for our family…Sadly, I can’t share it quite yet. Â Let’s just say, the girls and I just doubled our work load all in a good way.
To celebrate, Kalissa went to the green house to get me some roses.  Well we’re  a yellow roses family and finding yellow roses in our small area towns doesn’t always happen.
The florist appoligized to Kalissa saying that she had two left but they weren’t the quality she felt she could sell. Â Kalissa said it was fine. Â Well the florist ended up packing them up and didn’t charge her for the flowers even though Kalissa insisted that it was fine and she’d pay.
So here I am with my “free” roses from Kalissa. Â It was a fun story that I just had to share. Â I do want to say kudos to the new floral shop in Calmar, Iowa, you gained some new customers.
And to you Kalissa..the roses were so appreciated. Â It gave me a little reminder that my mom, who passed away when I was 24, would have loved the news too!!
Very nice all around!
My mom and my gramma both had an affinity for yellow roses, too! Can’t wait to hear the good news!
Can’t wait to hear the good news!!!
Jo, you are such a tease! Can’t wait to hear your good news. Yellow roses were my Mom’s favorite too. They are very special.
Such good girls you have raised!!
Good news is always exciting! Looking forward to hearing what it is!!
Whatever it is, it sounds exciting! I am anxious to hear what it is! :)
Yellow roses are my favorite also. Looking forward to hearing your good news.
Thank you so much! She came during my Open House and I felt so bad for not having better roses, but I am glad I had her favorite color! Remember us for Valentine’s Day ~ we will be having the rainbow roses then! And they are gorgeous!! Audrey at The Flower Pot
Congratulations on the good news you’ve received. What a thoughtful daughter to bring you roses!
Its wonderful to see you all so excited – looking forward to hearing the “good news” and good luck. The roses look just fine! :-)
Yellow are my favorite – My wedding bouquet was half yellow, half white.