Tuesday, March 28, 2023

In The Arms Of An Angel, Fly Away.



Covenant School, Nashville TN

Evelyn Dieckhaus (9)
Hallie Scruggs  (9)
William Kinney  (9) 
Cynthia Peak (61)
Katherine Koonce (60)
Mike Hill (61)


Innocence Lost
God Rest their sweet little souls........

Wednesday, March 22, 2023

Spring Thoughts

Our weather has turned wet and cold, not the typical Spring weather one is hoping for.
I have plans for planting and pottering, but sadly not today.
There's a cold, blustery north wind blowing, and rain has saturated the ground for the past two days.
Candle-light brightens the darkness, and the aroma of baking banana bread, fills the air.





Monday, March 20, 2023

Spring Returns

 Hello Spring, we've been waiting for you..... your healing sunshine is desperately needed.



The Robins have returned, a sure sign you have arrived.




Our days have warmed up nicely.
New grass and flowers are beginning their journey to awaken.
Songbirds have returned, and there's a nightly croaking of a frog heard at the tiny pond.
Springtime appears.


 


Flowers are budding
Birds are nesting
Bunnies are hopping
Frogs are croaking

 








Friday, March 10, 2023

Nesting

Despite blue skies and sunshine, there is a cold, whipping wind, outside.
A bone-chilling wind, that keeps me cocooned inside today, despite having other plans.
A new candle scent permeates the kitchen, I'm thinking Spring needs to hurry and get it's skates on...... 


Wednesday, March 8, 2023

New Birth

Does it get any sweeter than a newborn baby goat.
My great-granddaughter aptly named her Elsa.





Wednesday, March 1, 2023

Hello March

A glorious sunshiny day today.

I've been busy as a bee, changing out the now-tired Winter decorations and replacing them with Springtime favorites.
The birds are feathering their nests, fluffing and cozying for the next generation.
A season of re-birth, promising new beginnings and hopefulness, in an otherwise chaotic world.


 

" It was one of those March days when the sun shines hot and the wind blows cold, when it is summer in the light, and winter in the shade."

Charles Dickens, Great Expectations