What You See Is What You Get. This is a journal blog, an explore-blog, a bit of this and that blog. Sharing where the mood takes me. Perhaps it will take you too.
Hi Yam - it's beautiful down here and things are popping up, or budding up ... so wonderful to see - and that bright yellow thing - even better! Enjoy - Hilary
spring here is heralded by pollen falling like rain, it has been doing it for 2 months. it gets earlier every year. we went to 87 yesterday and expect to do it again today and tomorrow. we are so much hotter than we used to be and so much earlier they are going to change hurricane season to start in may and end the end of november. the higher the heat the more chance of hurricanes...
Hee! Hii! I am agreeing with Hailey and Zaphod, but they don't call BC Lotus Land for nothing..I think we get about a month head start on the rest of Canada!
One week ago we had just returned to our apartment after having to live with our son for a few days. Our state's power grid could not stand the strain of really cold weather. Many folks lost power during several days of cold weather. Tree damage and home damages. All sad. We were able to spend time with our grand kids while staying with our son who had power for heat and keeping foods frozen. This past week 30 degrees C. namaste, janice xx
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I need to check see if any of my snow drop is coming up.
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Or two months, in our case. I love those flowers!
ReplyDeleteWe hope they are as close as possible this year, and maybe even early:)
ReplyDeleteA wonderful observation!
ReplyDeleteWe love snowdrops!
ReplyDeleteSo very true. I need to plant Snowdrops in my yard. They're so pretty!
ReplyDeleteHi Yam - it's beautiful down here and things are popping up, or budding up ... so wonderful to see - and that bright yellow thing - even better! Enjoy - Hilary
ReplyDeletespring here is heralded by pollen falling like rain, it has been doing it for 2 months. it gets earlier every year. we went to 87 yesterday and expect to do it again today and tomorrow. we are so much hotter than we used to be and so much earlier they are going to change hurricane season to start in may and end the end of november. the higher the heat the more chance of hurricanes...
ReplyDeleteI love that quote and OMCs is is so true. I recall one March day (after Spring's arrival) back in the late 1970's we had 18" of snow
ReplyDeleteHugs Cecilia
Very true for your Canadian friends!
ReplyDeleteHee! Hii! I am agreeing with Hailey and Zaphod, but they don't call BC Lotus Land for nothing..I think we get about a month head start on the rest of Canada!
ReplyDeleteOne week ago we had just returned to our apartment after having to live with our son for a few days. Our state's power grid could not stand the strain of really cold weather. Many folks lost power during several days of cold weather. Tree damage and home damages. All sad. We were able to spend time with our grand kids while staying with our son who had power for heat and keeping foods frozen. This past week 30 degrees C. namaste, janice xx
ReplyDeleteI remember spring!
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