Dare we say it? Dare we?
Snow Thursday, 64 Saturday.
But out and about this morning, something in the mulch caught my attention.
Something small and pink and determined:
The Peonies have spoken: Spring is here!
“She turned to the sunlight
And shook her yellow head,
And whispered to her neighbor:
“Winter is dead.”
― A.A. Milne, When We Were Very Young
Learning from yesterday, living for today
Food, Art, Books, Birds and whatever...
Connecting with People in My Path
A Typical Blog. A Typical Woman. A Typical Take On Life. With An Atypical Twist!
“I write because I don't know what I think until I read what I say.”
Country Living for Beginners
Kate's views on life edited by four opinionated cats
Novelist, Traveler, and More
My Journey From Merchant Mariner to Mother, and Spiritual Being.
Nancy Roman
just another plaid-wearin' java-sippin' girl
Just another WordPress.com weblog
some thoughts along the way
music, poetry, musings, photography and philosophy from a woman who found her way back home and wants you to come over for a hike and a cocktail.
Stop in and see what's happening during these days of mine
How life coaches me as I ride...
EMPLOYEES MUST WASH HANDS...
Learning from yesterday, living for today
Food, Art, Books, Birds and whatever...
Connecting with People in My Path
A Typical Blog. A Typical Woman. A Typical Take On Life. With An Atypical Twist!
“I write because I don't know what I think until I read what I say.”
Country Living for Beginners
Kate's views on life edited by four opinionated cats
Novelist, Traveler, and More
My Journey From Merchant Mariner to Mother, and Spiritual Being.
Nancy Roman
just another plaid-wearin' java-sippin' girl
Just another WordPress.com weblog
some thoughts along the way
music, poetry, musings, photography and philosophy from a woman who found her way back home and wants you to come over for a hike and a cocktail.
Stop in and see what's happening during these days of mine
How life coaches me as I ride...
EMPLOYEES MUST WASH HANDS...
A sure sign of spring…I think you’re safe to declare it. 🙂
They’re so hearty and persistent, I love it! I hope I’m safe to declare it but have learned to never say never 🙂 MJ
Mine are about to bloom. Of course I am much further south of you.
So pretty – enjoy! I remembered to put the stakes out this year so they have some support; last year, by the time I thought of it, they were too tall.
Bests! MJ
We can only hope! Although, we’ve had warm temps here for a couple of weeks, and lots of things are sprouting and blooming!
The Day Lillies are up and the Hostas are poking through, too 🙂 I saw a bumblebee yesterday. We’re to hit 80 on Wed then back into the rainy 60s. I will still take 60 over 40!! 😉 MJ
I’m gonna let you proclaim it while I cautiously enjoy this GORGEOUS weather.
Okay, okay… I’ll admit it! Winter IS dead! 🙂 My Day Lilies are sprouting.
WOO HOOOOOOOO!!!!
It’s such a happy feeling to see those signs of spring — and hear so many birds yesterday! 🙂 MJ
Yay!
whoop whoop! MJ
When those peonies start poking up, spring must come. Fingers crossed, MJ!
That’s what I’m thinkin’, too 🙂 MJ
Aahh…after the long winter, so wonderful to see spring come back! I know just how you feel, I love to see the first green tips of daffodils coming up through the mulch in my flower bed! I love all the seasons, but the older I get, the more important spring becomes! ~ Sheila
I can’t agree more, Sheila — I love all seasons, too, but I do think Spring is my favorite — it’s just so ALIVE 🙂 MJ
scenes like this are as exciting as Christmas morning and hunting for Easter eggs. I LOVE to see the new shoots pushing their way up. Adrenaline rush!!!
Absolutely – and a week later those shoots are nearly 7″ tall already 🙂 MJ