can some use voodoo on a flower and put it in your yard
I Found A Daisy artificial flower in my lawn it was so pretty can someone use voodoo on a flower?
I find all kinds of strange stuff in my yard all the time. No voodoo, just the wind redepositing someone elses crap in my yard. It can be very windy here in Reno.
Reply:Nope, as far as I know there are no seed packets for planting and growing artifical daisies. No Voodoo either. In the 20 years I've been gardening it takes planning and hard work to make a garden grow real flowers, Plastic or artifical flowers are purchased at craft stores and just stuck in the ground. No satisfaction there. Sorry!
Friday, November 18, 2011
What do you think of the name Daisy Cheyenne for a baby girl?
Any other suggestions?
What do you think of the name Daisy Cheyenne for a baby girl?
i like Cheyenne Daisy a lot more
Daisy as a first name seems weird to me, like I would never imagine calling one of my friends Daisy
My name is a flower name as well [Jasmine] so i'm all for that theme. lol.
i loveee the nam Cheyenne, it's my cousin's name and so cute :)
Reply:I think it doesn't work that well together.
I like Cheyenne, but not with Daisy.
Names are obviously a pretty important thing and should be based on you and your family. Not understanding your family and/or history, it is a hard question to give you a good answer.
Certain names would work better with Cheyenne. I would recommend a 3 syllable name with a less then 3 middle name.
Example Emily Cheyenne, Alyssa Cheyenne, Angela Cheyenne.
If Daisy is more important, than use a shorter middle name, example Lee, Anne, Mae...well maybe not Mae, but you get the idea.
Reply:omg! i love that name! u should totally name ur daughter that!
Reply:If you like it go for it. I don't care for it.
Reply:I just think it's awful....sorry. Some names I like are:
Olivia, Emma, Ava, Emme, Elle, Elizabeth, Morgan, Miley, Madison, Claire, Lorelei, Evie, Gracie, Avery
Reply:I like Daisy but to me, it's almost 'too' cute - I just can't imagine a 30 year old Daisy.
I don't even know how to pronounce Cheyenne so I can't say I like it.
Reply:Sounds kinda country
What about:
Daisa Cheyenne
Daisy Brianna
Daisy Elisabeth
Daisy Victoria
Daisy Shea
Daisy Rose
Reply:honestly i hate it
Reply:It's pretty, but you have to think of a name that would fit the baby in later years too. I just don't think the name Daisy would be fitting for someone older than 5. Cheyenne would be better as a first name in my opinion.
If you like D names though, here are a few:
*Dakota
*Danielle
*Deja
*Delia
*Diane/a
*Dorothy
More at..... http://www.parenttime.com/babynames/d_gi...
Reply:I love it!!!!!
Reply:Well Daisy is a pretty name and Cheyenne for a middle name is ok but to call her Daisy Cheyenne as one name will handicap the child through life. Just my opinion since you asked.
Reply:well if you like flowers
i really like the names:
dahlia
delia
rosie
Reply:Although I like both names, using them together seems terribly pretentious.
Reply:Anything but Daisy - they really are drab little flowers!
Reply:Only if you wear Cowboy hats on a daily basis. Daisy is a very low brow name and Cheyenne is very trendy. You should give your girl at least one normal, classic, name that they can rely on.
If you were a big CEO and looking for an assistant would you hire a 30 year old woman named Daisy Cheyenne? Or would you just picture Daisy Dukes?
Reply:I love Cheyenne it's my daughter's name. I don't really like Daisy. If you really like it , it does sound good together. Do what you like-you'll have to yell it a hundred time a day.lol
Reply:I love it...they flow so well together
Reply:I love the name Cheyenne!
Reply:I love Daisy.
Reply:Yes...Sixtynine....yes we got it........
and by some odd chance you were serious....YUCK!
ETA...Oh goodness you were serious? I thought you were making a joke on Daisy Chain which is a sex thing.
All the more reason NOT to do it...Daisy is a name for a hillbilly or a dog.
Cheyenne isn't bad..I don't like it and it is a bit hickish...but it isn't HORRIBLE.
Sorry, I thought you were kidding.
Reply:Sounds like an air rifle.
Reply:Daisy sounds super cute, but I don't like Cheyenne as much for some reason. Since Daisy is a bit hippie-ish (in a good way though lol), a more traditional middle name seems to balance it better, like Daisy Elisabeth or something like that. Maybe it's because Cheyenne kind of reminds me of the word cayenne, and then it's too many nouns in a name for me lol.
Good luck!
Reply:Sorry, to me it sounds like a stripper name.
rain roots
What do you think of the name Daisy Cheyenne for a baby girl?
i like Cheyenne Daisy a lot more
Daisy as a first name seems weird to me, like I would never imagine calling one of my friends Daisy
My name is a flower name as well [Jasmine] so i'm all for that theme. lol.
i loveee the nam Cheyenne, it's my cousin's name and so cute :)
Reply:I think it doesn't work that well together.
I like Cheyenne, but not with Daisy.
Names are obviously a pretty important thing and should be based on you and your family. Not understanding your family and/or history, it is a hard question to give you a good answer.
Certain names would work better with Cheyenne. I would recommend a 3 syllable name with a less then 3 middle name.
Example Emily Cheyenne, Alyssa Cheyenne, Angela Cheyenne.
If Daisy is more important, than use a shorter middle name, example Lee, Anne, Mae...well maybe not Mae, but you get the idea.
Reply:omg! i love that name! u should totally name ur daughter that!
Reply:If you like it go for it. I don't care for it.
Reply:I just think it's awful....sorry. Some names I like are:
Olivia, Emma, Ava, Emme, Elle, Elizabeth, Morgan, Miley, Madison, Claire, Lorelei, Evie, Gracie, Avery
Reply:I like Daisy but to me, it's almost 'too' cute - I just can't imagine a 30 year old Daisy.
I don't even know how to pronounce Cheyenne so I can't say I like it.
Reply:Sounds kinda country
What about:
Daisa Cheyenne
Daisy Brianna
Daisy Elisabeth
Daisy Victoria
Daisy Shea
Daisy Rose
Reply:honestly i hate it
Reply:It's pretty, but you have to think of a name that would fit the baby in later years too. I just don't think the name Daisy would be fitting for someone older than 5. Cheyenne would be better as a first name in my opinion.
If you like D names though, here are a few:
*Dakota
*Danielle
*Deja
*Delia
*Diane/a
*Dorothy
More at..... http://www.parenttime.com/babynames/d_gi...
Reply:I love it!!!!!
Reply:Well Daisy is a pretty name and Cheyenne for a middle name is ok but to call her Daisy Cheyenne as one name will handicap the child through life. Just my opinion since you asked.
Reply:well if you like flowers
i really like the names:
dahlia
delia
rosie
Reply:Although I like both names, using them together seems terribly pretentious.
Reply:Anything but Daisy - they really are drab little flowers!
Reply:Only if you wear Cowboy hats on a daily basis. Daisy is a very low brow name and Cheyenne is very trendy. You should give your girl at least one normal, classic, name that they can rely on.
If you were a big CEO and looking for an assistant would you hire a 30 year old woman named Daisy Cheyenne? Or would you just picture Daisy Dukes?
Reply:I love Cheyenne it's my daughter's name. I don't really like Daisy. If you really like it , it does sound good together. Do what you like-you'll have to yell it a hundred time a day.lol
Reply:I love it...they flow so well together
Reply:I love the name Cheyenne!
Reply:I love Daisy.
Reply:Yes...Sixtynine....yes we got it........
and by some odd chance you were serious....YUCK!
ETA...Oh goodness you were serious? I thought you were making a joke on Daisy Chain which is a sex thing.
All the more reason NOT to do it...Daisy is a name for a hillbilly or a dog.
Cheyenne isn't bad..I don't like it and it is a bit hickish...but it isn't HORRIBLE.
Sorry, I thought you were kidding.
Reply:Sounds like an air rifle.
Reply:Daisy sounds super cute, but I don't like Cheyenne as much for some reason. Since Daisy is a bit hippie-ish (in a good way though lol), a more traditional middle name seems to balance it better, like Daisy Elisabeth or something like that. Maybe it's because Cheyenne kind of reminds me of the word cayenne, and then it's too many nouns in a name for me lol.
Good luck!
Reply:Sorry, to me it sounds like a stripper name.
rain roots
Where on sims2 castaway for wii do you find the death daisy used in the Death daisy potion?
I've look everywhere on all 3 of the islands but I can't find it!
please help!
Where on sims2 castaway for wii do you find the death daisy used in the Death daisy potion?
You dont harvest it. It only appears when one of your Sims dies and then it grows on their tombstone, you can only use it to bring a sim back to life, not one of the skeletons that are lying about the islands.
please help!
Where on sims2 castaway for wii do you find the death daisy used in the Death daisy potion?
You dont harvest it. It only appears when one of your Sims dies and then it grows on their tombstone, you can only use it to bring a sim back to life, not one of the skeletons that are lying about the islands.
Where can I find the potatoe salad recipe from Daisy Martinez of Daisy cooks.?
don't go to daisycooks.com because that is a defunct website. if you want to reach daisy directly, go to daisymartinez.com, where she posts recipes, gives tutorials, and answers your emails
Where can I find the potatoe salad recipe from Daisy Martinez of Daisy cooks.?
Mami's Potato Salad
8 to 10 servings
2 pounds small (2-inch) white new potatoes, washed and quartered
Fine sea salt or kosher salt
2 chorizo, andouille or smoked garlicky sausages (6 to 8 ounces), casings removed and cut in 1/4-inch dice
1/4 teaspoon onion powder
1 1/2 cups mayonnaise
1/2 cup sour cream
2 hard-boiled eggs, peeled and halved
1 large red bell pepper, cored, seeded and finely diced
1 large carrot, peeled and coarsely shredded
1/2 teaspoon white wine vinegar or other vinegar
Freshly ground black pepper
1/2 cup chopped fresh cilantro
Place potatoes in a pot and add enough water to cover by 2 to 3 inches. Add 2 tablespoons salt and bring water to a boil. Cook until the potatoes are tender, about 20 minutes. Drain and let stand to cool.
Heat a skillet over medium heat. Add chorizo or sausage and cook, tossing it around, until sizzling and shiny, just a minute or two.
Transfer potatoes to a mixing bowl and sprinkle with onion powder. Combine mayonnaise, sour cream and 3 to 4 tablespoons water in a bowl. Push egg yolks through a sieve into dressing, stir well and pour over potatoes.
Chop the egg whites roughly and add to salad along with red pepper and carrot. Stir gently until the vegetables are coated with dressing. Add vinegar, chorizo, and salt and pepper to taste, and stir again.
If you like a creamier salad, add warm water, a little at a time, until the dressing reaches the desired consistency. Transfer salad to a serving bowl and garnish with cilantro.
(From “Daisy Cooks!” by Daisy Martinez, Hyperion.)
Reply:Daisycooks.com
Reply:Im not sure if this is the recipe you are looking for but its a Potato and green bean salad from Daisy cooks. I hope its the right one.
Where can I find the potatoe salad recipe from Daisy Martinez of Daisy cooks.?
Mami's Potato Salad
8 to 10 servings
2 pounds small (2-inch) white new potatoes, washed and quartered
Fine sea salt or kosher salt
2 chorizo, andouille or smoked garlicky sausages (6 to 8 ounces), casings removed and cut in 1/4-inch dice
1/4 teaspoon onion powder
1 1/2 cups mayonnaise
1/2 cup sour cream
2 hard-boiled eggs, peeled and halved
1 large red bell pepper, cored, seeded and finely diced
1 large carrot, peeled and coarsely shredded
1/2 teaspoon white wine vinegar or other vinegar
Freshly ground black pepper
1/2 cup chopped fresh cilantro
Place potatoes in a pot and add enough water to cover by 2 to 3 inches. Add 2 tablespoons salt and bring water to a boil. Cook until the potatoes are tender, about 20 minutes. Drain and let stand to cool.
Heat a skillet over medium heat. Add chorizo or sausage and cook, tossing it around, until sizzling and shiny, just a minute or two.
Transfer potatoes to a mixing bowl and sprinkle with onion powder. Combine mayonnaise, sour cream and 3 to 4 tablespoons water in a bowl. Push egg yolks through a sieve into dressing, stir well and pour over potatoes.
Chop the egg whites roughly and add to salad along with red pepper and carrot. Stir gently until the vegetables are coated with dressing. Add vinegar, chorizo, and salt and pepper to taste, and stir again.
If you like a creamier salad, add warm water, a little at a time, until the dressing reaches the desired consistency. Transfer salad to a serving bowl and garnish with cilantro.
(From “Daisy Cooks!” by Daisy Martinez, Hyperion.)
Reply:Daisycooks.com
Reply:Im not sure if this is the recipe you are looking for but its a Potato and green bean salad from Daisy cooks. I hope its the right one.
Where can I find artifical daisy flowers with no stem??
I want to make a bikini and glue daisies(not real ones) all over it. Does anyone know where I can find lose daisies that are artifical? I would like the daisies with no stem possibly. Internet or store locations?
Where can I find artifical daisy flowers with no stem??
HobbyLobby or Walmart...also you can cut the stem off on other ones.
Reply:go to a craft store or a fabric store. do you have a Michael's or A.C. Moore in yr town? Even Walmart has a crafts section.
Reply:You can get silk flowers in a variety of sizes from WalMart or any nice craft or fabric store (I love Hobby Lobby and Michaels/MJ Designs) and as another answerer suggested, just cut the stems off. This might not even be necessary, as most silk flowers are not even secured on the stem and will lift right off.
It sounds like you might be looking for some smaller sized flowers. Consider looking at scrapbooking embellishments as oftentimes they will have fabric or even silk-flower miniatures.
A final suggestion is to look in the fabric department where they have decorative trim. They may have a string of daisies that you would just cut apart - I used something similar for my wedding and put them on my shoes, dress, and as accents throughout. I know, if you're not a daisy freak, it might sound weird, but they were satin and pearl and I didn't over-do it!
Here is a link to Joann.com for a trim that is about $3.00/yd.
http://www.joann.com/joann/catalog.jsp?C...
Okay, one more thing. On etsy.com there are lots of daisy enthusiasts. Look through their listings and you might become inspired. I saw lots of cute felt cut-outs - which you could do yourself, or even use crafty "fun foam" type material.
It occurred to me that you could also look in the little girls' hair accessory department - they have really cute daisies even at the dollar store type shops.
Sorry, I get carried away when it comes to crafts or daisies! I hope you find something that works out just right!
Reply:u can go to:
-craftcenter
-walmart
-the dollar store.
-go to http://www.ebay.com/
Where can I find artifical daisy flowers with no stem??
HobbyLobby or Walmart...also you can cut the stem off on other ones.
Reply:go to a craft store or a fabric store. do you have a Michael's or A.C. Moore in yr town? Even Walmart has a crafts section.
Reply:You can get silk flowers in a variety of sizes from WalMart or any nice craft or fabric store (I love Hobby Lobby and Michaels/MJ Designs) and as another answerer suggested, just cut the stems off. This might not even be necessary, as most silk flowers are not even secured on the stem and will lift right off.
It sounds like you might be looking for some smaller sized flowers. Consider looking at scrapbooking embellishments as oftentimes they will have fabric or even silk-flower miniatures.
A final suggestion is to look in the fabric department where they have decorative trim. They may have a string of daisies that you would just cut apart - I used something similar for my wedding and put them on my shoes, dress, and as accents throughout. I know, if you're not a daisy freak, it might sound weird, but they were satin and pearl and I didn't over-do it!
Here is a link to Joann.com for a trim that is about $3.00/yd.
http://www.joann.com/joann/catalog.jsp?C...
Okay, one more thing. On etsy.com there are lots of daisy enthusiasts. Look through their listings and you might become inspired. I saw lots of cute felt cut-outs - which you could do yourself, or even use crafty "fun foam" type material.
It occurred to me that you could also look in the little girls' hair accessory department - they have really cute daisies even at the dollar store type shops.
Sorry, I get carried away when it comes to crafts or daisies! I hope you find something that works out just right!
Reply:u can go to:
-craftcenter
-walmart
-the dollar store.
-go to http://www.ebay.com/
How do I care for a GREEN LEAF EURYOPS DAISY?Do I pull the dead ones off to make new ones grow?
Taking the dead flower off is called dead-heading. It is done to help the plant use it's energy for growth instead of producing seeds. I always try to dead-head all my flowers.
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