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September serendipity — lilacs!

By September 24, 2006
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lilac blooms, Sept. 24, 2006
Philadelphia lilacs, sept. 24, 2006

I was trimming a scraggly lilac bush and these three little blooms fell to the ground. How sweet they smell and how happy I am to see them! That is all.

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