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| Snowed In |
A couple of weeks ago the grass was green and the daffodils were just starting to come up. I could smell spring in the air and I just couldn't wait.
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| Snow Growing |
Then we had two big snow storms.
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| Snow Umbrella |
I've decided to look at it as a reprieve, sort of like hitting the snooze button on the alarm so I can spend just a few more minutes dreaming. I've decided to be grateful for these last, quiet, introspective days of winter; for time to spend in the studio instead of the garden; for time to spend reading instead of weeding; for time to spend planning instead of planting.
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| Frozen In Time |
Dear Spring, don't hurry.
One of the reasons I love snow - apart from all the obvious prettiness and quietness! - is because it's a wonderful excuse to stay at home and get on with creative things! But I still love to be able to go out into the garden and inspect the progress of the daffodils and the little bits of green showing on the bushes. Yesterday was a day of that sort here and I noticed a bud on one of my roses but today we are back in cold, grey winter.
ReplyDeleteHi Judy. I never really appreciated winter until I had a garden, now I look forward to it. But just the thought of Daffodils and roses, makes me a little impatient for spring again. :)
DeleteHi Victoria!! I saw your posting on the Possibilitarian Tribe and wanted to introduce myself -- I'm Deb. I'm starting to compile a contact list of our tribe and wanted to go through and say hello to everyone. If you'd like a copy of the list, you can email me at soulfulheartmixedmedia@gmail.com and my blog is mysoulfulheart.blogspot.com. Love, love the gorgeous background on your blog -- is it your own work? Sending loves!
ReplyDeleteHi Deb, thanks so much for taking the time to stop by and say hello. I will definitely be in touch. Yes the background is my work, thanks! :)
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