Watermelon Days And Firefly Nights: Heartwarming Scenes From Small Town Life - Plot & Excerpts
Sometimes she gets daisies, other times it’s red roses or pink carnations. As soon as the florist delivers the new batch, Faye Beth tosses last week’s flowers in the garbage. She displays the fragrant arrangements on the corner of her desk at the Chamber of Commerce, where she has worked for the past seven years. Though Faye Beth throws the old flowers away, she saves the vases. Harvey doesn’t know it, but to help him out, every month or so she gathers the vases up and takes them down to the florist so that they can be used again. Harvey gets a discount because of it. Since the Chamber of Commerce shares a building with Tawny’s Quick Tan, a lot of folks come in and out of the building. Faye Beth’s flowers always draw attention. Last Tuesday an arrangement of lemon-yellow daylilies graced her desk. The flowers caught the eye of Janet Evans, who had stopped in to fuss to the mayor about some potholes in front of her house. “You’re still getting flowers every week?
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