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| These flowers have been blooming in my window boxes since last fall, even after all our ice and snow |
Last year I had a little boy in my first grade class who would throw his hands in the air and start singing, "Oh, happy day! Oh, happy day!" in an old-timey revival style when the spirit moved him. I always hear him singing in my head when I think those words. And today is definitely a happy day because it is finally March!!!
I have emerged from yet another February. Sometimes I'm not sure I'll make it. February has got to be the most depressing month. This morning I was so excited as I got to click from 28 all the way to 1 on my Feet Calendar (sorry I'm not going to explain that here). While I sat eating my breakfast I watched the birds on the other side of the window eating from the feeder. Here are my two favorites.
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| Tufted Titmouse |
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| Chickadee |
After school, I went out to take some pictures of some of the flowers that are starting to bloom.
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| Candytuft |
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| Purple phlox |
The Bradford pears are out in full force and are Mr. C's favorite. The Northern magnolias are gorgeous as are the forsythia. If I wasn't too worried about what people would think of me stopping to take pictures in their yard I'd post more flower pictures. Spring is definitely here. Life is good.
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It may be the first day of March, but I still have some snow in my yard. Boo! Hiss! Thank you for the pretty flower pictures so that I can live vicariously through you! O Happy Day!
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