I stepped out into our lane this morning, rather intrigued by what looked like a broad sun beam halfway down the road. A closer look revealed that the road was carpeted by the tiny yellow flowers from the kadamb tree's laddoo like inflorescence. A strong wind had blown a little magic into our lives. Thank you, wind. ( Of course I'll be even more grateful when you blow some rain clouds and actual rain our way!)
nice :)
ReplyDeleteMust have been such a pretty sight and a beautiful way to begin the morning! Flowers always bring cheer and freshness doesn't it?
ReplyDelete@sur: Thanks:)
ReplyDelete@sole: Yes, it was lovely:)
I can see it in my mind's eye...how beautifully you've captured it!
ReplyDeletenice nice.. me likey..
ReplyDeletei can just picture them...
a breath of fresh air.. a sight to sore eyes...a little reminder ..
where is our photo of the magic?
ReplyDelete(i know i know words are worth a thousand pictures, wait, did i turn that one on its head? :-))
Doesn't that feel like you're in a Yash Chopra film? ;)
ReplyDelete@m4: Thanks, dear.
ReplyDelete@happyfeetnme: Hello and welcome here. What a cute blog name you have:)
@kbpm: Morning walks are sacred non- camera times:) (More like Dipali is a lazy bum!)
@D: For that I'd need to be hand in hand with the spouse:)
lovely. take a pic?
ReplyDeletewhere's teh camera when u need one?
ReplyDeleteThese sweet little moments in life really are magic.
ReplyDelete@Dottie, Nat: ref comment to kbpm above.
ReplyDelete@Era: So true:)
so nice to wake up to something as pretty as this!! thats another thing i think bbay doesnt offer- flowers!!
ReplyDeleteit does of course offer a surplus of rain...but this yr we havent got much of that either.:(
No rain yet, huh?
ReplyDeletewell, you painted a picture here alright:-)
ReplyDelete@mandira: I find summer totally awesome for its flowering trees! And Kolkata is lush and verdant all year round.
ReplyDelete@shaan: a brief shower yesterday, and decent rain this morning:)
@mom gone mad: Thunkoo:)
lovely!
ReplyDeletewith you on the camera bit.
@choxbox:Thanks! Living the moment is so often more appealing:)
ReplyDeletevery very nice :)I can see it !
ReplyDeletebut you should have clicked a picture too.
ReplyDeletethese three lines are a picture enough though.
next time, do not miss...
@eve's lungs, mampi: Thankoo:)
ReplyDeleteI could visualize the beautiful scene - luverly :)
ReplyDelete"ladoo like inflorescence" - that's such lovely imagery! I've never seen a kadamb flower before, but from your description, I guess they are round and yellow like a ladoo. Do they also scatter petals like boondis from a dropped ladoo?
ReplyDelete@Lekhni: Thanks! There are loads of pictures of these laddoos on the Net-
ReplyDeletehttp://images.google.com/images?oe=UTF-8&sourceid=navclient&gfns=1&q=kadamba+flower+picture&um=1&ie=UTF-8&ei=Cz9XSuC0Dp2G6AOQlOWVCw&sa=X&oi=image_result_group&ct=title&resnum=1
..just happend to come across ure blog...strewn kadambam flowers always transports one to a make believe fairy land doesn't it?..
ReplyDelete(even if its just 4 a couple of seconds!!) Its these little pleasures that makes life worth living..right?
@Anupama: Hi and welcome here! It's lovely to share the magic:)
ReplyDeleteHope to see you around again.