But take a closer look, and you can see it emerging:
green.
daffodils
sorrel
snowdrops, ready to open
The beauty is there. Some days, it's just very hard to find.
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- Lise
- Mama, wife, early childhood teacher (unschooling my own), environmentalist, amateur crafter, voracious reader, blogging about life in a purple house in Massachusetts where I live with my wife and daughter. You will also hear some about the several other 2-8 year-olds who spend their days here with me (the kids). I love to hear your comments!
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3 comments:
I so love the emergence of Spring. There is something so reassuring as life starts anew
I raked out some of the garden beds this morning (prematurely, I'm sure, but I couldn't wait), and found more green things emerging, and it's amazing how reassuring it was. I'd had a very hard day yesterday, and I felt so much better after a brief time in the garden this morning.
happy spring time days xx
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