Sunday, January 24, 2010

spring fresh teal

i'm glad to live in new england!  i do appreciate all the seasons & the differences they bring. 

i get excited when the leaves change color & float through the air, when the fresh new buds appear in the spring & my world is full of sweet bird songs & relaxing with the summer sunshine beaming on my face.  winter has it's place in my heart as the crisp air turns cold & i get to carry in the firewood & snuggle in front of the dancing flames with a cup of hot chocolate

i'm not sure i could pick a favorite time but i do know winter is last!  i adore the first snow! & a couple after that....then i'm done.  i don't particularly enjoy shoveling or treading on ice anxious not to fall.  the layers needed just to keep from shivering make me feel fat!

i'm done with winter & i hope she's almost done with us!



spring fresh teal!!!!

4 comments:

  1. I'm eagerly waiting the return of my friend Moist and his clan, the red-wing black birds.
    Last year, Moist was sighted amongst the early birds in March.
    We haven't had a real taste of winter in Toronto yet so perhaps that means an early spring !! One could dream.

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  2. gorgeous color!! it speaks of newborn, serenity, growth and hope.

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  3. Love this Treasury you created Pat, the colors are some of my favorites!

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  4. Your blog and art are simply gorgeous. You have inspired me to get out with my camera a little more. A few years ago I took my camera out in to the country and started a series of old barn photos. I don't know why I stopped. I love New England. Before I got remarried last year my parents and kids and I used to rent a house on a lake in New Hamsphire with an incredible weaving center in town. I spent all my days knitting in their yarn shop and sipping good coffee. NOTE TO SELF: get back there this summer.

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