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The-Beautiful-Roses

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🌹 I am 15 and new of course. I play piano, am captain of colorguard, and spend all my time being lonely. ^_^; I am in love with roses. I have a complete obsession with them. I could really go on and on about them but you don't want to hear it. Thats all you will probably ever know about me... So yeah.
 
Welcome! and enjoy your stay here at JRef.

Your name reminded me of another member, Rose of Eternity. Hurrah for the Roses of Jref! :)
 
Greetings from the Japan Alps, the roof of Japan !! It's so nice to have you as a new member in our great, big, happy (most of the time) world-wide family !!!:cracker: Post when you can, and try not to feel lonely here.

One of my good friends, a professor emeritus at Shinshu University (the prefectural university here) specializes in growing and developing roses. He has a great garden and every year tries so hard to get the perfect rose, but he admits, he has seldom got one in his experience--that's because he demands such high quality. I saw some and were amazed, the petal layout and overlay, the texture, and color saturation were fantastic, but to him, well...not quite there. Roses are hard to take care of , and do need some pampering, I wish you success in growing yours.

Talk to you later, Mars Man in Japan 🙂

ps there are several 'rose' based names here at Jref, yes...
 
Nice to see you here on JRef! I hope you'll be less "lonely" while here. Have fun posting.:-)
 
Nice to see you here! 🙂 I hope you enjoy the forum and post often! :-)
 
Hello and welcome to the forum. Have fun:-) 🙂
Hope you don't get lonely here. We're a friendly bunch. Just one quick question, what is a colourguard?
BTW the flower of England is a red and white rose.
 
Mycernius said:
Hello and welcome to the forum. Have fun:-) 🙂
Hope you don't get lonely here. We're a friendly bunch. Just one quick question, what is a colourguard?
BTW the flower of England is a red and white rose.

Colorguard is the visual of marching band. We dance, twirl and spin rifels, flags, sabers, hoops, stuff like that.
Red and white!?!?!?!
 
Glad to have ya. You'll find that it will be hard to be lonely around here

See ya around
 
Awesome, colorguard! I'm new here too and it seems everybody here's really nice and provides a great welcome, eh? Anyway yeah about colorguard- you're captain at 15? That's great; I did (and will do when I get back) drumline at my high school in the US, and all of us were really well acquanted with the colorguard, 'n supported them at all their competitions.
 
Well i grew up in England, we dont do things like American schools, so i dont have a clue what your on about? but it sounds fun, and its good to have fun.
 
That's why I asked the question. Thanks for your answer on colourguard.
You seemed surprised at the red and white rose of England. It was a merging of the symbols of the House of Lancaster and York after the War of the Roses. Lancaster symbol was a red rose and Yorkshire was a white rose. Henry VII merged them and started the Tudor period.:-)
 
Mycernius said:
That's why I asked the question. Thanks for your answer on colourguard.
You seemed surprised at the red and white rose of England. It was a merging of the symbols of the House of Lancaster and York after the War of the Roses. Lancaster symbol was a red rose and Yorkshire was a white rose. Henry VII merged them and started the Tudor period.:-)

If im not mistaken theres a ship called "rose"? that had close links to the Queen.
 
Lost Kosmonaut said:
Awesome, colorguard! I'm new here too and it seems everybody here's really nice and provides a great welcome, eh? Anyway yeah about colorguard- you're captain at 15? That's great; I did (and will do when I get back) drumline at my high school in the US, and all of us were really well acquanted with the colorguard, 'n supported them at all their competitions.

You were a captain? Wow. This will be my first year. How do I get people to do what I want and still make them like me in band camp?
 
Mycernius said:
That's why I asked the question. Thanks for your answer on colourguard.
You seemed surprised at the red and white rose of England. It was a merging of the symbols of the House of Lancaster and York after the War of the Roses. Lancaster symbol was a red rose and Yorkshire was a white rose. Henry VII merged them and started the Tudor period.:-)

Oh. I thought you meant there were red and white mixed roses. Lol, but the history is a good thing also.
 
jack2 said:
Well i grew up in England, we dont do things like American schools, so i dont have a clue what your on about? but it sounds fun, and its good to have fun.

I am sorry. ^_^;
 
The-Beautiful-Roses said:
You were a captain? Wow. This will be my first year. How do I get people to do what I want and still make them like me in band camp?
Erm naw I wasn't captain. I was just ON the drumline, and we were acquainted with and supported the cologuard. But to answer your question, I suggest being kinda tough in telling them what to do, but when somebody has a problem, just take them aside nicely and show them how to fix it. If anybody gives you lip just tell em that you're not really mean but you gotta be strict.

Hope that helps.
 
well if it isnt rose... welcome to the forum. thow we allready talk in chat alot..
 
Lost Kosmonaut said:
Erm naw I wasn't captain. I was just ON the drumline, and we were acquainted with and supported the cologuard. But to answer your question, I suggest being kinda tough in telling them what to do, but when somebody has a problem, just take them aside nicely and show them how to fix it. If anybody gives you lip just tell em that you're not really mean but you gotta be strict.

Hope that helps.

Thankyou ^_^ 🌹
 
Waving hello, I am new here too. Do you grow roses in your garden? I have 2 roses that have found they can survive in my garden; the names are Heritage, a nice pink double-flowered critter, and La Belle Sultane, an old Rose type, red with a yellow center. See you around!

Joseph
 
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