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A Story About Roses And Their Colors Okay, so I get a new boss and I figure I’ll welcome her to the company with a small gift. Nothing extravagant, something simple like a coffee mug with her name on it. I stop off at the local gift shop and all I can find are guy mugs, no girls? So I figured it must be some kind of male testosterone thing to have your name on a coffee mug. Now what do I do? As I leave the gift shop across the street I see a florist shop. That’s it! Flowers, women love flowers. I ought to know, many a transgression has been forgiven over a timely bouquet of flowers, especially Red roses. I feel quite pleased with myself as I cross the street, this should make a good impression. As I browse through the store, the thought occurs to me that I don’t want it to appear that I’m sucking up to the boss, so when I turn and see all the colorful roses - white, yellow, pink, coral, orange and red, I decide, I’ll keep it simple and get a single rose, but which one? The white roses look nice but this being winter, they remind me too much of snow. The red roses are vibrant and a wonderfully deep shade of red, almost a burgundy color. My answer is simple. A magnificent single red rose is what is called for, not too showy, but elegant and tasteful. Now, being very pleased with my self, I clutch my red rose and continue on to work. ....... Click Here For The Whole Story  - Roses have had meaning since the dawn of time. Everyone knows that a red rose is a symbol for love but did you know that when you give a bouquet of white and red roses, it means unity? - traditionally a roses are symbols of love, beauty, war, romance and have also been used to indicate secrecy. Over millions of years old, roses were first cultivated in gardens by the Chinese some 5000 years ago. During the Roman Era they were used as confettie, perfume and for medicinal purposes. Roses have been mentioned in records pertaining to the Hanging Gardens of Babylon. - It is studied 3/4 of men say they would love to get flowers and most women also love floral gifts as well. Now here is something you may not know: Color Talks! A Roses Color, Although it is commonly accepted that all roses convey warmth and affection, the person receiving them may know and understand the meaning of a roses coloration and the symbolic message conveyed by that color. It is importiantbe to insure that you are communicating the right message to that special person with utilizing the right color to convey your meaning. Read on to find the meaning of the most common colors of the rose! About White Roses Click Here About Red Roses Click Here About Blue Roses Click Here About Orange Roses Click Here About Yellow Roses Click Here About Pink Roses Click Here About Coral Roses Click Here About Purple Roses Click Here About Black Roses Click Here |