Earlier this week, my dear friend Sarah sent some wonderful pix of her daughter at a park. Her daughter looked beautiful, the park was so nice - green, warm, so colorful with flowers in bloom.
The problem: it was green, warm, so colorful with flowers in bloom. In February.
I just can't imagine that flowers could be blooming, people could be wearing shortsleeves and playing at a park this time of year.
So, instead of looking out my window at one of the snowiest winters on record, I decided to search my pc for some warm weather of my own.
So, I won't feel sad that it's winter (I'm not. I live in New England. We have winter every year at about this same time - funny how that works), I will enjoy this season and all it has to offer (skiing, snowshoeing, running, beautiful snowy scenery), but look forward to some green grass, flowers, warm sunshine and the joys of summer. It'll get here - probably in about 4 months.
you make me laugh...aahhhh...warmth :)
ReplyDeleteI ♥ Winter too...just like I ♥ Spring and Summer and Fall...I enjoy them as they arrive, and for as long as they last...
I kinda miss the snow in the Colorado Rockies this year. :( Love those pictures!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat fun pictures! Your commentary made me LOL. How many more weeks till we see green?
ReplyDeleteAaahhhhh, gorgeous pics. I can hardly wait to see green and colorful blooms.
ReplyDeleteIf my pictures inspired you to look through some of your own warm weather shots, then I am glad :-). I was actually looking forward to seeing some beautiful snowy Winter scenes from you, but these are beautiful! And I am sure it is a nice reminder of the glorious green- and PINK (those flowers are gorgeous!) colors that you will be seeing in a few months. Wow- the scenery from your house is fabulous! What a spectacular view you have!!
ReplyDeleteI'm enjoying those nice sunny pics while looking out my window at melting snow. Unlike NE, the NW is NOT supposed to have this much snow! So I'll be dreaming of sunny days with you. :-)
ReplyDeleteLove your pictures! Is the one with the flowers in it taken in your back yard? Such an awesome view! I dare not show DH--he'd have us moving up there!
ReplyDeleteFun photo. Wow, your hills at a distance do look like here in east Tenn. in the foothills of the Smokies.
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