Chuck

Which one were you thinking?

Because you said you remembered one.

Well, no, here's the other one.

Botany was a growing field.

Well, no, that's good.

You want to pack some mud on that thing.

So botany was a growing field.

And floriography was, like I said, among certain classes, you know, mainly upper class women, because, you know, it wasn't like the kind of thing that you could really talk about openly in that class.

And this is one thing I haven't seen Emily yet today because she got out of the house early.

But I wanted to ask her because she's, you know, like a lot of Gen X women are obsessed with Jane Austen stuff and Sense and Sensibility and all those series and movies and books.

And I wondered if she knew about this or if they in those because I've never watched any of them, if they were kind of pointed stuff out like, oh, he sent the flowers this way and that means this.

So I guess they did.

Oh, well, no, that's what I was wondering if in the books they said like, oh, well, he sent an upside down thing, which means blah, blah, blah.

They would do that.

Oh, can you read it in character?

That's so hot.

Yeah.

All right.

I need to go cool down.

Should we take a break?