Showing posts with label Green Flower. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Green Flower. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 16, 2007

5/16/07

Vasko. Yesterday, we talked about my giving away flowers and he did not know I was doing this. I gave him the flower and, with a smile and sarcasm, he said, "Ahhh!! My flower! Thank you. I feel blessed!". This was the last green flower. Kind of sad, huh? They were good looking flowers.

Monday, May 14, 2007

5/14/07

Woman sitting at a table, talking on her cell phone. She just looked at me.

The Green Flowers are almost out and I used this flower as the guideline to paint the next batch of flowers; an auspicious flower indeed!

Thursday, May 3, 2007

5/3/07

Laura. She has been wanting a flower for a while. She said, "I get my flower now! Thank you!" She said that red and green are her favorite colors and that she likes the flower alot.

Friday, April 27, 2007

4/27/07

Woman who works with John Portman. The flower I gave her was kind of messed up, but she did not know that, of course. I felt a little bad about this. She told me about a friend that she has that gives random gifts. We ended up talking for about five minutes. Her building and my building were designed by John Portman, and I asked her about the third building that was supposed to be built where the outdoor parking lot is, but she knew nothing about it. She told me her name, but as we shook hands I spilled coffee on myself and did not hear what she said. Classic. She was very nice.

Monday, April 16, 2007

4/16/07

Kristin. We chatting and she said, "Well, I guess I am never going to get a flower." She rolled her eyes and made a big deal of it. I think I told her that today was her lucky day and I gave her the flower. She said, "Thank you. That is awesome!" She liked the green background and said, "Thank you very much."

Thursday, April 12, 2007

4/12/07

Woman I spoke with on elevator. She asked me what I thought about elevator etiquette. I told her people behaved as if they were air molecules in a jar and tried to remain equidistant. When we got off the elevator, I caught back up to her and gave her the flower. She asked if I was in design. I am not. She said, "You are so sweet" after I explained that I give one away a day. She got the first of the flowers with the green back ground.