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Metaphor for This Past Ice-Bound Week?

Nancy Flynn January 20, 2024Apostrophe Blog Archive, Gardening, Musings

An heirloom narcissus that, strangely, insisted on blooming starting back in December and is now slayed and then some by our recent ice-ocalypse. Which still refuses to thaw as temperatures hover (barely) above 32 degrees Fahrenheit…

 
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