 This is what spring looked like at my house a few days ago. Not exactly picking-posies weather. But I do believe it's coming . . . eventually. Until then, let's enjoy a few reminders of what spring should look like.               What are your favorite signs of spring?
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Sally Pobojewski
4/17/2019 08:28:21 am
So beautiful, Nancy!
Nan
4/17/2019 09:11:52 am
Thanks, Sally!
Janet Glaser
4/17/2019 10:26:52 am
Amazing photos. The lighting, the composition, the theme. Oh my. I looked at one and thought this is my favorite, then the next one I thought was my fave, but then the next one rivaled the other 2. Whew. Perfect. Thanks for sharing!!
Nan
4/18/2019 07:06:44 am
Thank you so much. I had a hard time picking my favorites, too. But then, I'm a tad biased.
Emily Everett
4/18/2019 03:37:49 am
What Janet said! ∧ Every time I thought I had a favorite, it turns out there was another, and another. They're wonderful.
Nan
4/18/2019 07:07:30 am
Oh, thank you! We're watching for the return of that bluebird. We thought we saw him this morning, but we decided our eyes were playing tricks on us.
Sue Schneider
4/18/2019 10:18:50 am
Fabulous images. You’ve captured the beauty and gentleness of Spring.
Nan
4/18/2019 05:05:53 pm
Thank you, Sue! It IS coming, isn't it???
John
4/23/2019 06:20:53 am
You make me homesick for Michigan with its dramatic change of seasons. Thanks. The changes are much much more subtle in my part of the country.
Nan
4/23/2019 08:39:36 am
I always missed the more dramatic seasons changes when I lived in northern California. Not sure I could live without them now.
Margaret Ace
4/23/2019 11:24:11 am
Knocked me out, Nan. Thanks.
Nan
4/24/2019 07:48:29 am
Thanks, Marty. I was just thinking about you. Haven't seen you in so-o-o-o-o-o long! Miss you!! Leave a Reply. |
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