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Most of you know how much I love Winter
and all the beauty that it brings.
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| But... there is something exciting about Spring when the snow starts to melt, and we start to see the ground again. |
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| My chickens are thrilled to have mud to dig in again :) |
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| As the snow melts it compacts and on frosty mornings, the ice collections are intricate works of art! |
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| I must have color in my world! |
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| Keeping color in my living room windows helps to keep color in my world until the color arrives outside my windows. |
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| This one... she is sad. She loves snow, and seeing it melt makes her sad. Her favorite thing to do is roll and play in the snow. |
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| Our bird feeders have been like Grand Central Station all winter. I love watching the birds through my office window. We have two stellar jay pairs that visit every day. |
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| It's comical to watch our resident squirrel battle with the Stellar jays. They chase each other all over the trees. And oh the chatter and sassing that goes on!
This frisky agile entertainer
Mister Squirrel in search of dinner
Resident comedian
Part acrobat and guardian
His funny ways are always a winner.
~ Marilyn ~
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| Yes, lots of sassing goes on. I guess it's just as well I don't understand it {smiles} |
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| A dear friend had just gotten a new puppy, and wanted to take her out on a trail. We hiked a local trail along the river. It was great to be out and enjoy the day together. |
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| It was a fun day of exploring with her new puppy. |
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| After our hike, we ate at a little restaurant that sits right on the beach. |
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| We enjoyed a delicious meal and sweet fellowship together. |
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| A friend of mine was going through a hard time, and some friends had teamed up to support her with a fundraiser. I was able to purchase this precious album to support her. It is a beautiful work of art! |
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| A stunning sunset one evening... I never cease to be amazed at how the Master Painter changes up the canvas each morning and night! |
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| We took a day trip to a local state park, enjoying the beautiful sunshine, brisk breeze, and gorgeous views. |
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| Here you can see the distant mountains still with some snow, but it is exciting to see Spring making advances in our world! |
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| The skies were magnificent against the backdrop of the mountains. It was such a beautiful walk along the beach! |
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| Some treasures found while walking the beach... love finding sea glass! No doubt someone had lost a hat at sea! |
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| A brave fisherman was seen fishing along the banks of the river. The breeze was stiff, so I can imagine it was a pretty chilly fishing trip for him! |
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| After walking the beach, it was time for dinner, and we stopped at a local diner for a burger... delicious! |
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| As we drove home, the evening skies were beautiful, and this gorgeous layer of fog dipped below the mountains and created an interesting scene for us as we drove. |
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| On my way into town one day, I saw this herd of elk cavorting in the field. |
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| They are very skittish creatures and quite camera shy. I was lucky to capture these two staring at me for a split second before they disappeared into the brush. |
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| Their destination was the rocky hillside. Always a treat to see them, even if from a distance! |
In just two short weeks, Spring will arrive on the calendar, but in our world, it is already making an early appearance, and we are all quite thrilled about that! Snow is melting noticeably daily, and I'm making daily trips to my garden to see if I've got any spring flowers making an appearance. So far I've not seen any, but I'm hoping it will be any day now.
I had fun recently participating in a limerick challenge. Have you ever written a limerick? They are quite fun! The little poem above about my resident squirrel is a limerick.
A limerick is a humorous poem consisting of five lines. The first, second, and fifth lines must have seven to ten syllables while rhyming and having the same verbal rhythm. The third and fourth lines should only have five to seven syllables; they too must rhyme with each other and have the same rhythm.
Here is another limerick I've written about the sun:
Oh look! The sun has come out to play
Hurry let’s go and soak up
the rays
Before the dark clouds come
Late winter winds make us
numb,
Warm spring-shine, delight
us today!
~ Marilyn ~
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