Just a sweet reminder to my many bloggy friends in warmer climates ...
... while you're all marveling at the first spring flowers in your gardens ...
... and tentatively cracking open your windows for a bit of fresh spring air ...
... while you check out your green lawns pondering on when it'll need its first cut ...
... and while you listen to the birds singing their spring songs to find their true loves ...
... while you watch the warm spring sun rising in the morning over budding trees ...
... please remember those of us who are still clearing heavy snow from our walkways and driveways ...
... and please pick a spring flower while thinking of those of us still locked in Winter's harsh grip ...
Here's to Spring ... wherever she may be hiding.
Wendy
(all photos taken this morning as the pale sun whispered 'hello' and faded away)
Oh Sweetheart, Spring will be with you.....eventually! (It does look pretty though!) :) x
ReplyDeleteI think it's bringing us all down a bit now ... physically and mentally. Maybe some spring bulbs from the store would help indoors.
DeleteDon't despair, it will be spring soon!
ReplyDeleteLiz @ Shortbread & Ginger
Let's hope!!
DeleteSpring has arrived here in the northwest. I think you should make some hot chocolate and enjoy the beauty! Your yard is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI'm tired of hot chocolate ... it just reminds me of snow and cold. Thank you for your kind comments about my yard, it was fairly spectacular (all slopped off the trees now at lunchtime)
DeleteHeavy, HEAVY snow that was shoveled yesterday and again this morning! At least that's what we had in Aurora...
ReplyDeleteI raise my shovel in salute to you Sandra ... we had the same. I just feel I can't lift even one more snowflake I'm that tired.
DeleteIt's still winter here at my place too :-D
ReplyDeleteGreat series of photos, your garden looks gorgeous.
It's time to bid it all goodbye, don't you think? Of all snowfalls, I like spring snowfalls the least ... so wet. I'm glad you like the photos :)
DeleteWe had a hard frost this morning ... admist the signs of spring but oh how I will miss the snow - winter is my favourite time of the year - thank you for the beautiful images.
ReplyDeleteI like winter too ... but it's wearing me out. Glad you liked the pics :)
DeleteAwww Wendy, You are well and truly in the grasps of winter still! We still have 'Jack frost' knocking around here....But the sun shine has made a huge difference this week! ~ and I must admit I have been feeling more chirpy!! Chin UP Lovely You!......We always love taking a little peek into your corner of the world! With kind thoughts....Maria x
ReplyDeleteThank you Maria ... I'm glad you're feeling the touch of spring :)
DeleteOH yes I am here with you covered in icy snow...not seeing any signs of new growth except for a couple of buds on my dwarf viburnum. Great post...your pictures are stunning! It is coming soon Wendy and when it does we will so appreciate her that much more!!!
ReplyDeleteI really will SO appreciate spring this year!
DeleteLovely photos Wendy..I am sure spring will show her face soon,
ReplyDeleteit only brightened up here in the Moorlands this week but we still have a bitter wind, so not quite spring
Kind regards
Thea x
It seems slow coming this year ... sun "in the Moorlands" sounds picturesque!! We've got brilliant sunshine & brisk wind today too. Have a great weekend Thea :)
DeleteBeautiful photos. Spring will arrive when she's meant to :-)
ReplyDeleteOver here it's supposed to be Autumn today. It doesn't feel like it - and truth be told I don't want it to. It is my favourite season, but I'd like summer to stay a bit longer, and for some more rain to come so that our paddocks make it through the dry :-)
Have a lovely weekend,
Sarah x
I love the fall too (no bugs!), but I know what you mean about saying goodbye to summer. Being a farmer you always have to keep that "weather eye". I hope you get through the dry season unscathed :)
ReplyDeleteI am hoping that this will be the last storm for the season :) getting to work;specially in the mornings has not been fun. Have a great weekend Wendy !
ReplyDelete- Gaia
I no longer have to commute (work from home), but I do know the pain of winter commutes, both driving (I used to drive between rural Burlington & Oakville) and then taking the train into Toronto for many years. Surprisingly, the train commutes were some of the worst!! But being at home ... I'm the one that gets to shovel the drive :P I hope you have a great weekend too Gaia.
DeleteHaha! Oh so true. This is what it looks like at my house, too. I am aching for spring.
ReplyDeleteI think we'll all appreciate Spring more when she finally gets here :)
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