I had dinner w/ my Portuguese speaking friends tonight at their place -- the main dish was Macaxeira -- Yucca/Cassava root.
I always like to bring something with me to dinner, and typically I cut a bouquet from my garden. But it's February, so there are no flowers in the garden! A week or so ago, I had put some tulip bulbs in jam jars w/ glass pebbles to force them to bloom during dreary February.
So tonight instead of a bouquet of flowers, I took one of the tulips w/ me as a gift. Here's one of the others that I put in jars --

When I arrived, I explained that I don't have any flowers in the garden in February, but I had a tulip that I planted which will bloom -- Eu não tive flores no jardim no fevereiro, mais eu tive um tulipa que eu plantei, que vai florar....except I switched up my words and said 'cry' instead of 'bloom' -- chorar instead of florar, lol!
I immediately fixed the word, but at that point it was a joke that this was the tulip that will cry...
I always like to bring something with me to dinner, and typically I cut a bouquet from my garden. But it's February, so there are no flowers in the garden! A week or so ago, I had put some tulip bulbs in jam jars w/ glass pebbles to force them to bloom during dreary February.
So tonight instead of a bouquet of flowers, I took one of the tulips w/ me as a gift. Here's one of the others that I put in jars --

When I arrived, I explained that I don't have any flowers in the garden in February, but I had a tulip that I planted which will bloom -- Eu não tive flores no jardim no fevereiro, mais eu tive um tulipa que eu plantei, que vai florar....except I switched up my words and said 'cry' instead of 'bloom' -- chorar instead of florar, lol!
I immediately fixed the word, but at that point it was a joke that this was the tulip that will cry...