See the forsythia? It's going great guns this year...
here's some iris spearing into Spring...
these tiny pink buds will grow up to make leaves, blossoms, and blueberries...
and the honeysuckle's making its leaves so the hummingbirds come back eventually. (Gotta get up the nectar feeders so we can clean them because next weekend's when they go out. I'll check the migration map to make sure.)
I didn't get much knitting done yesterday but I did have a pair of the coolest young men stop in the afternoon. One of them's working as a diver for a treasure salvor in the waters off Jacksonville, FL for a year before going to school to learn to drive cruise ships and the other one's in flight school almost to his Instructor certification with a goal of flying charters in the Bahamas. Who says young people don't have goals and the drive to achieve them? Plus they were nice kids, funny and friendly too. I wish I could tell their parents that, well, I can because one set of parents are divers. But my faith in the "younger generation" got a booster shot yesterday.
April 21--Paul Cezanne, Still Life: Flowers in a Vase.
She picked peonies, roses,
lilacs, that one lily
tucked in a sunny corner
blooming ahead of the rest.
Pulled out the old blue vase
left by the previous tenants.
On the yellow table
she made grace, symmetry,
art.
~~~~~
I'm off to find myself a spring coat this morning and then meet a friend for lunch. (thank god, I feel better) But first I need to wash off the smell of campfire.
--Barbara
1 comment:
"A spring coat" -- can't remember how long it's been since I heard that phrase. Reminds me of E'ville and getting a new spring coat for Easter. Shades of the past. So glad you're feeling better.
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