1• there are buds on the trees and they're starting to blossom. Soon they will be bouncing pink and white bundles of beauty! Fleeting but all the more magical because of that.
• daffodils. They are the front line of spring flowers, their bright and cheery yellowness makes the world a better place, don't you think?
• birds getting crazy. Something is going on up in the eves of our house. Every year we have a little nest there and we watch the comings and goings. Last year a fledgling's first attempts at flying were unsuccessful and we had a stressful morning trying to keep our dog away whilst trying to coax it out of it's hiding place in the wood pile so it's mum and dad could find it and encourage it to try to fly again. Happily they did find it and it did manage to take flight. Happy ending!
• bees. There was a bee in the house; a HUGE one. I picked up a pair of socks I'd left on a radiator by the bedroom window and my hand began to buzz... there was a giant bee in my fist and I didn't scream much at all.
• pussy willows. I've just discovered we have them in our garden and I'm so pleased about that. They're fluffy and full of the promise of growth and new things.
• ice cream (especially ice cream in the park).
• light. Light in the morning and light in the evening. doesn't it make things so much easier?
• there are clothes and accessories in the shops that I really like and they are not black, white, navy, grey, sparkly or metallic...
• blue skies and bird song
• and finally (but this is maybe my favourite) that smell you catch in the air, the one that smells green and woody and earthy and full of life and sunshine. Oh my goodness, when you catch that smell it's so beautiful.
“In the spring, at the end of the day, you should smell like
dirt.”
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