"I used to love fall," she said to no one in particular. "All that mortality and pangs of loneliness, but now, it's spring for me. I must be getting old."
Joseph Monninger, The World As We Know It
It's cold enough to have a fire in the wood stove and a pot of soup on the stove top, but still I want to leave the front door wide open and let Spring breeze right in.
Welcome, promise, renewal, vitality, light, growth, change. I've been waiting for you.
My doors are open too. I just wear warm socks and long sleeves. I'm loving it.
ReplyDeleteexactly! p.s. i've been enjoying your beautiful wedding photos on fb :)
DeleteBest banner, by far. Xox
ReplyDeleteboys, trees, early evening golden glow. could not resist. thank you.
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ReplyDeletelove these pics
esp your chicken!!
me too
it is cold out, but sunny
and I have been leaving the front window open
my doggie loves to perch and look out the window while the breeze hits his sweet face
: )
sherry
(rovinggirl)
smart dog.
Deletethanks for stopping by, Sherrie!
i am barefoot after gardening, while sitting on the steps, and it won't be long until i am barefoot while i'm gardening. love your images xoxo
ReplyDeleteahhh. I can't wait to get my feet dirty in the garden!
DeleteLove all your images... and that quote!
ReplyDeleteFirst very slight signs of spring popping up here...
that quote really got me. I must be getting old!
DeleteLove the honey bee with the pollen sacs on what looks like a peach blossom! I saw a few of what I hope are my girls in my peach tree a few days ago, but I didn't have my camera, and the picture would not have been as lovely as yours.
ReplyDeletethank you! I stalk bees regularly, but it takes a lot of clicks to get a decent shot. those loaded up pollen pockets are one of my favorite sights.
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ReplyDeleteyes, yes, yes, yes, yes! just waiting for it to be warm enough!
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