Photographs, notes, and art inspired by the good life. From an 1830's Antebellum house within the National Forest. Stop by and visit for a few, leave me a note.The Carolinas are calling.
Not fair! Daffodil weather seems such a long way off here, I haven't even seen a snowdrop yet :( Thanks for bringing a little bit of spring to my evening!
I'm afraid we aren't going to be seeing any of those any time soon up here as first we'll have to get this two-feet of snow that's covering the ground melted! I'll just have to enjoy yours until then!
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yay...come on spring
ReplyDeleteOh yea, come on Spring!
ReplyDeleteWow!! Daffodils!! How lovely!!!! I so cannot wait for spring!! Take care
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You have daffodils in bloom? How lovely! And lucky! LOL.
ReplyDeleteGosh - Ours are barely peeping through here. You're well ahead of us over there.
ReplyDeleteNot fair! Daffodil weather seems such a long way off here, I haven't even seen a snowdrop yet :( Thanks for bringing a little bit of spring to my evening!
ReplyDeleteI'm afraid we aren't going to be seeing any of those any time soon up here as first we'll have to get this two-feet of snow that's covering the ground melted! I'll just have to enjoy yours until then!
ReplyDeleteOh, what a nice husband.;) You are so ahead of us, daffodils will not bloom until at the best around Easter.;)
ReplyDeleteLovely pre-spring image.;)
xoxo