To spring...so said another blogger.
Ah, so I'm digging through last year's photos to share something inspirational.
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A June bloom in spite of a lot of rain |
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My January 2013 blooms...not going to have any this year as pretty, nor in Jan. |
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These lovelies will be returning in a couple of months...I hope |
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The infertile decorative pears will show their white blooms before leaves. |
And I've had to search a bit, but here is the tree in my yard which tells me to really roll around and celebrate spring.
Regardless of the name a person uses for the Infinite Force that holds
us together, it is the source of our miraculous, unpredictable creativity and
our dignity. Ashok Gangadean, "Towards a Culture of
Peace," Elixir Magazine, Autumn 2007
Lovely clicks today. Is that last photo of a flowering Crabapple tree?
ReplyDeleteNope, a decorative cherry tree.
DeleteWith our unseasonably cold weather, I am definitely counting down to spring. Three degrees here this morning.
ReplyDeleteOh such pleasure to see warm moments of beauty of flowers.
ReplyDeleteLove the clicks big time.
I hope that 8 weeks passes quickly. Great blooms to see today.
ReplyDeleteNice to see the photographs especially as Spring seems such a long way away at the moment.
ReplyDeleteThe eternal return -- sometimes we need reminding it's really gonna happen
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