Spring Time
Spring Time
It’s been a long, soggy, chilly end of winter, but finally there are signs of spring. Mormor’s mini daffodils are blooming in their pot…
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Daffodil Time
…and Arianell’s daffodils are poking up in the gardens…
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Time Change
…and it’s Daylight Saving’s Time!! Jane says don’t forget to change the clocks!
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Quimper Hittys 
when I walked up Beacon Hill this week the daffodils were blooming and some crocuses too. It just made me feel like Spring was on the way.
Another changeable spring week – but I think the trend is towards spring at last…
It’s so nice to see that Spring is coming forth in your neck of the woods. Here, smaller blades of grass and other plants are emerging as the new little lambs and older ones find them to nibble on. The daffodils are still just blades, but most have emerged from the ground and we now see some buds. It’s nice to enjoy this season with you and others. Becky J
Our grass is getting so long, I wish we had a lamb to nibble it! The ground is too soggy to mow, we’ll have to get out there with a scythe pretty soon! But it is indeed very nice to see things begin to blossom!
Hello, Ladies! Hello, Spring!
Thanks, Cosmicknitter! We love all seasons, but we are very ready for winter to be done!
You are in good and plentiful company!
And I believe it is the human’s birthday tomorrow.
A special day indeed.
Happy birthday greetings are being sent your way, hope you have a lovely day.
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Donna Bell
Thanks so much for the good wishes – the human will hang on to them for a few days until the actual special day, and enjoy them again!
Jane and her “clock” made me smile! Love the mini daffodils (we also have them here) and the yellow sweater was perfect.
The yellow sweater was made specially so Arianell could blend in with the daffodils, I am glad you liked it…and Jane loves her clock – it is so easy to change the time on it!