DISTRACTED BY SPRING
I certainly had not planned on this long a break from blogging. The plan had been to take time off during the Easter break, however, some technical hitches occurred with my computer and connection. Fortunately, all has been sorted out. I also had knitting projects to complete - thank God all done and dusted.
Meanwhile, the weather has been so wonderful that I cannot resist soaking up as much sunshine as I can. One is never sure what the weather will be from day to day. Despite being homesick, I rather enjoy the seasonal changes in this country. In particualar, spring when flowers, especially roses start to bloom. My walks are made more enjoyable by the sight of roses beginning to open up.
Glory to God for the beauty around us. (Hi, BJ!!)
Meanwhile, the weather has been so wonderful that I cannot resist soaking up as much sunshine as I can. One is never sure what the weather will be from day to day. Despite being homesick, I rather enjoy the seasonal changes in this country. In particualar, spring when flowers, especially roses start to bloom. My walks are made more enjoyable by the sight of roses beginning to open up.
Glory to God for the beauty around us. (Hi, BJ!!)
16 Comments:
I have caught myself stopping to take in breathtaking flowers. Something I never dreamt I would do! Thank God for spring!
talking of kneating ..did u promise someone a poncho...
How u doing gal?
Yes, I love spring - I have never stopped being fascinated by flowers on trees, and the little gardens of flowers in London that appear miraculouslyin spring.
It has been rather nice in the last couple of days
*queueing up to ask for a knitted sweater too*
Enjoy spring and thank God for all beauty too
Hey i never got my sweater last year...and a mtaching headgear!
spring sounds so refreshing hope u show us loads of pics
Is this where I heard people are getting free sweaters and scarves?
Thank you for the welcome, I hope you get to be around more often too.
Hello! Yes, it's been a long time. I'm glad to see you back and the flowers are beautiful. I love nature shots.
woiye I better up my kneating skills. I have reminded everyone they are owed something kneated....am going to hide.
Dear Lord!
People still knit? Say it ain't so...Where you been girl? Good to have you back
Am so glad you've been working on our knitting requests. I will be checking mail more often and will let you know as soon as the new socks & scraf you made me get here:)
Spring (then summer)is my best season and everything just seems to be getting back to life. Fresh, cool air outside, more radiant sunrises & birds chirping. If that's not heaven on earth, then what is?
Kool photos, take more esp of "roses".
PS: Hope you fixed the computer problems once & for all.
Good that my Auntie is ok and back so may she tell me when am getting my sweater poncho and mavin for Nai is baridi..
To me spring means life.I love to see the way flowers and tree branches bounces back to life.It surely means..never give up..some good days are coming.
lovely flowers! hope you can post some more soon ...
You know, as much as I'm thankful for our sun 365 days a year, I would love to live in a place with seasons, waking up one day to find the world dancing to the sound of birds and bathing in the scent of flowers, or covered in snow....
Welcome back. Take loads of pics!
Thanks for dropping by.
I like the differences in spring from one locale to another too. When I lived in DC the cherry tree season was really breathtaking though short-lived. Reminded me of fall in New England in terms of vividness.
this is such a lovely post. If there is one thing about England that I truly love it is the weather.
No two days are ever the same and the season changes are fantastic to watch.
Lakini...hii mambo ya free knitwear...we need to have a family meeting
I love it that people smile more in spring. When change is in the air and days are getting brighter the whole country just smiles!
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