There are some lures that can't be ignored. Cats must sleep on quilts - especially when there is sunshine involved. Knowing this, I always left a towel over a quilt in progress when our lovely Kalika lived with us.
This is our Dublin Bay rose. I was tempted by the evocative name when I was looking for something completely different at the garden shop. Definitely an irresistible impulse.
And, a rose, any rose - is an irresistible nose magnet. I must have at least one sniff. Even a faded rose can have a scent.
What can't you resist?
What? No yarn? I find yarn irresistible. Belgian chocolate, too.
ReplyDeleteYour Dublin Bay rose bathed in dew is stunning! I can see how you couldn't resist such a beauty.
Very irresistible!
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I was curious as to why there was no yarn mentioned here too. LOL I'm beginning to find my garden irresistible. And Tucker. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures! :)
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Maybe you didn't want to state the obvious, yarn is irresistible!
ReplyDeleteMe? chocolate!
Lots of other things I would find hard to resist, but I completely cave round chocolate.
Oh, babies too! I just love to cuddle them and sniff them!
Yes irresistible for sure. Love your sleeping cat loving the sun. Good find at the garden centre.
ReplyDeleteI think I have more of a problem resisting yarn! ;) LOVE that first rose!
ReplyDeleteI cannot resist antique stores, bookstores, and quilts and quilting fabrics. I have to handle everything.
ReplyDeleteThe scent of lavender is irresistible, and the smell of coffee first thing in the morning.
ReplyDeleteThat rose is beautiful :) I agree, sniffing roses is irresistable, but the hardest thing for me to resist is chocolate!
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