The wind is fond of playing, It likes all
fluttery things, In spring it chases seed fluff, And puffs at robin's wings.
The singer is more assertive with her music than with matters of the heart (Kiss It Better, Yeah, I Said It, Higher, which she wrote while she was reportedly inebriated)-as her
fluttery, after-the-storm mood piece, Needed Me, demonstrates: You needed me to feel a little more-and give a little less/ (I) know you hate to confess/ But, baby, don't get it twisted!
This week she was indeed creating her favourite breakfast treat, but not before a sprinkle of
fluttery eyelash gazing at the camera and maybe just a pinch of suggestiveness.
She was on great form, all dimpled smiles and
fluttery lashes.
And children love nothing better than to get up close and personal to all things furry, feathery and
fluttery so February half term gives you and your family the ideal opportunity to discover nature and visit some of the amazing animal attractions in the area.
It's one of life's little pleasures, lying in the tub, knowing those
fluttery bubbles will work wonders for melting away the week's stresses.
I used a mascara brush and combed through each lash to achieve a more
fluttery look rather than a lash statement.
The Firebird herself, danced by May-Har Li, was the most feminine role in the work, sometimes
fluttery and the only one to dance to some genuine Stravinsky.
When Paul arrives, it's quickly apparent that, although Fanny wins on the idiosyncrasy front, he's equally
fluttery and tentative in a masculine way.
YOUR heart goes thump, you get a
fluttery feeling in your tummy and during lessons, you doodle hearts with your names together.
In place of tigers red in tooth and claw, white doves have cut the air in a rush of
fluttery light.
They're not common because they're somewhat temperamental, but from the sparkling clarity of nemesia to the
fluttery marked wings of schizanthus or the pastel pouches of linaria, few flowers proclaim spring more buoyantly.