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Just witnessed the breathtaking beauty of Japanese wisteria in full bloom! 😍🌸 The cascading clusters of vibrant purple flowers create a mesmerizing spectacle. Nature’s masterpiece at its finest!
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In Greek mythology, Narcissus was a beautiful hunter who was known for his extraordinary beauty. According to the myth, Narcissus fell in love with his own reflection in a pool of water and became so obsessed with it that he eventually wasted away and died.
The flower “narcissus” is said to have sprung up from the spot where Narcissus died. It is sometimes also called “poet’s narcissus” because of its association with the story of Narcissus, which has been a popular subject in literature and art throughout the centuries. In addition to its literary and mythological associations, the narcissus is also known for its sweet fragrance and is a popular flower in gardens and as a cut flower.
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I thought I was just getting old, but it turns out I have plantar fasciitis. Turns out I wasn’t just getting up on the wrong foot all those mornings. No more morning and evening zoomies. Photo by Matthew Henry on Unsplash
Google mentioned AI so many times at I/O, it’s like they were trying to cast a spell on us. But I’m not falling for it! I know the AI hype will die down in a few years, and Google is just trying to cash in while they can.
But that doesn’t mean there wasn’t anything interesting at I/O. Here are the three things that got me excited:
So while I’m not buying into the AI hype, I am excited about the potential of these new technologies. I can’t wait to see what developers and users do with them in the years to come.
Reeve’s Spiraea, the beautiful bridal wreath, attracts pollinators and adds a stunning touch to any garden.
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