Spring Whisperings

by Carla Royal on March 8, 2010

screen saver 16 300x200 Spring WhisperingsI saw a bee yesterday for the first time since the fall.  Spring is whispering!  There is still a lot of snow on the ground but spring is in the air.  We can all feel it–even the goats.  Soon tiny buds and shoots will appear, then explode.  This is the time of year when I really miss the south.  Spring in the south is spectacular!  Azaleas, Dogwood trees, Magnolias, Eastern Redbuds, Jonquils/Daffodils.  But here, I have the advantage of feeling spring while snow-shoeing through the woods wearing only a sweatshirt.  Yesterday, I sat out on the porch in the warm sun with my little family and dear friends up the road in upstate NY, and arrived home in time to see folks cross-country skiing across the frozen lake to their ice-fishing hole.  Soon the lake will thaw and we’ll be able to kayak again.  I love all the seasons, but I especially love the fall and winter in the north, and the spring and summer in the south.

How is this time of year for you?

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  • http://scintillatingspeck.wordpress.com Jen

    Springtime is my favorite season. I love the trout lilies and marsh marigolds and the teeny tiny leaves on the trees, but most of all the smell of warming soil and birds singing their heads off. It’s a miracle every time.

  • http://www.elderwoman.org Marian Van Eyk McCain

    Here in the south-west of England we have snowdrops absolutely everywhere now and there are already some primroses beginning to bloom. The daffodils are later than usual this year because of the cold winter but they are all in bud now and will be bursting into flower any minute. Crocuses are up. The air is alive with birdsong.

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