Even with sneezing, we're celebrating spring!
How about you?
What are your favorite signs of new life?
The blooming trees make me crazy happy, and I love the periwinkle too.
Baseball season is a sure sign of spring...
As are the tulip trees.
I guess they fit into the blooming trees category, but I have to make special mention of them. I mean, who would ever thought up a tree that blooms in tulips, offering them up to the sky?
Forsythia is another favorite of mine.
It looks like Tanner likes it too.
So tell me, what are your favorite signs of spring?
Have a beautiful weekend, y'all!
Love, Becky
11 comments:
Feeling it here, too! Robins, crocuses, baseball practice, laundry on the line--heavenly season.
Laundry on the line...ahh. I'm so jealous. If only my nutty subdivision didn't outlaw the clothesline. I just don't get it. One of these days I'm going to become a rebel and dare them to fight me on it! Can I borrow your karate moves?
For me, it's RAIN! I love love love rain.. I will take a rainy day over a sunny one any time! :)
I love the fact that it remains light outside for a much longer period of time now. It is still light at 7 PM. Yahoo!
And I love a blooming crab apple tree. So pretty. :) AND TULIPS!
Waking up to the sound of birds chirping. Beautiful!
A beautiful, blessed weekend to you!
Forsythia and jonquils always say spring for me. I remember my Grandma showing me how to force forsythia branches into bloom in the winter. I have silk ones on my table through the winter. Yep, has to be forsythia for me.
Oh, sob. We don't exactly have a normal spring here in California. I suppose it is a little sunnier (between the patches of fog).
Happy Spring to you too! I love the bunches of daffodils everywhere and the occasional little crocus that pops up.
Incredible video!
When the sunshine comes out after all those long gloomy winter days . . . then it is Spring to me.
Hugs!
Nancy
Just waiting for a stretch of those perfect warm days with cool breezes with NO RAIN!!!
Nothing says spring like those cherry blossoms against a blue sky!
Jenn Hubbard
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