Wake up and smell the lilacs

I recently made my own lavender-infused honey
and saved myself $100.

However, I do think this French lavender honey was made by
the lucky bees who actually live in the lavender fields of Provence.

One day, I will go there myself.
to 
look
smell
taste
and feel the breeze on my skin.









Truly wonderful photos of my favourite flowers.   Check out one of my fellow bloggers:

A Rose is a Rose...: Lilacs and Lavender

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