Spring?! SPRING?!?!! It's FEBRUARY, Robin! It is NOT spring. I don't give a damn what the shrubbery says, it is still winter! And I've got a yard full of ice and snow to prove it. Unless you want an armed insurrection from some of your readers, I would suggest that you might want to refrain from pictures of budding things or flowering things or new shoots of stuff for at least another month. Mid-March is when we start tomato seedlings indoors here in Maine. At least get is through St. Pat's before you show us any more pictures of how wonderful it is there and isn't here, eh? Thanks.
You are spot on Robin! THIS is exactly when Spring lets us know she is coming, not to despair, see those baby green growths??? That is the whispers of Spring for us to dream on as we turn the corner of Winter into Spring...
We are also getting the first few flowers of spring here in central Georgia. I opted for a beach shot for today's Wordless Wednesday, but there are a few flowers posted a few days ago.
That is too funny that we have the same thing going on with our photos today! I love the yellow of yours - it just pops against the background. Very nice.
Sadly, we'll still have snow and freezing temps, so nothing will be blooming around here for a few more months.
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Awww, yesssss, yessss!!!! Spring!!!
ReplyDeleteNot here, not yet anyway!! It has been raining non stop for two days now!!
i love the first little hints of spring!
ReplyDeleteahhhh...no hints around here LMAO! Unless it's the fact that the snow piles are a bit smaller :-)
ReplyDeleteIs it time already in Israel? *sigh* And I am here why? :)
ReplyDeleteSpring? Hallelujah! Only a few more weeks till spring here...
ReplyDeleteI have heard some birds making territorial calls, but I have snow, ice and mud for a yard...LOL..Michelle
ReplyDeleteSpring?! SPRING?!?!! It's FEBRUARY, Robin! It is NOT spring. I don't give a damn what the shrubbery says, it is still winter! And I've got a yard full of ice and snow to prove it. Unless you want an armed insurrection from some of your readers, I would suggest that you might want to refrain from pictures of budding things or flowering things or new shoots of stuff for at least another month. Mid-March is when we start tomato seedlings indoors here in Maine. At least get is through St. Pat's before you show us any more pictures of how wonderful it is there and isn't here, eh? Thanks.
ReplyDeleteOh how I miss spring. We kinda skipped right on over that season here. :)
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the rain there!
You are spot on Robin! THIS is exactly when Spring lets us know she is coming, not to despair, see those baby green growths??? That is the whispers of Spring for us to dream on as we turn the corner of Winter into Spring...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful as always. I love how everything is out of focus except the hint of Spring coming. Nice shot.
ReplyDeleteHappy WW!
Those tiny buds hold so much promise.
ReplyDeleteHappy WW
The first fine details of spring are arriving! We can hardly wait.
ReplyDeleteYour picture gives me hope. Here in Reno, we are in the midst of a series of winter snow storms. It's actually good, though - we need the water.
ReplyDeleteAh that's a sight I am so pleased to see! Happy WW
ReplyDeleteWish I could see blooms through all the snow in my yard...enjoy your signs of spring!
ReplyDeleteYou are a bit ahead of us, my plum tree has just the beginnings of buds.
ReplyDeleteHappy Day :)
I am glad you stopped to admire and shoot the tiny leaves!
ReplyDeleteNice to see spring on the way...and perhaps this year a sign of new hope for peace...
ReplyDeleteWe are also getting the first few flowers of spring here in central Georgia. I opted for a beach shot for today's Wordless Wednesday, but there are a few flowers posted a few days ago.
ReplyDeleteOh lucky you! I won't see that sight until April!
ReplyDeleteAhhh....yes! It's coming here, too.
ReplyDeleteHappy WW to you!
Lovely shot. Nice to see that spring is around the corner.
ReplyDeleteThe tea on the photo was green tea.
Hope springs eternal, na? Lovely catch...
ReplyDeleteSigns of Spring :)
ReplyDeleteOh yay, we are really going to love spring this year after a long, hard winter:(
ReplyDeletewe had storms too
ReplyDeleteI can't wait for spring... Hopefully it's not too far away. The weather has been taunting us here though... It's been so nice and warm for February!
ReplyDeleteFor those who were having cold winter, you must be glad! Seeing the new yellow buds cheer me up too. :)
ReplyDeleteThat is too funny that we have the same thing going on with our photos today! I love the yellow of yours - it just pops against the background. Very nice.
ReplyDeleteSadly, we'll still have snow and freezing temps, so nothing will be blooming around here for a few more months.
Happy WW!
btw - LOVE the new look of your blog - very cool!
So pretty, the first signs of spring. I only hope that my apples trees will wait until after the last freeze to bloom this year.
ReplyDeleteLovely photo, and yes, nice new blog layout! :)
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No, really?
ReplyDeletebeautiful!!
ReplyDeletetalk about capturing the moment!!
Oh...flowers are starting to blossom...;)
ReplyDeleteHopefully it survived the storm... YAY for spring
ReplyDeletemy neighbors primrose are blooming. I think you are right.
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