Change in the Air

Sure.  There's still a long, long way to go. . . 

But . . . there is CHANGE in the air!

The dogs sense it.

Garden Buddha can feel it.

I can see some grass again.  (Okay.  I know it's because the plow scraped low.  But still.)

And the parade of March garden conferences has begun.

Best of all . . . THIS!

 

(Tom spent a lot of time on Saturday clearing the nearest storm drain and creating a "path" for water flow.)  (My Hero!!!)

Definitely a change in the air.  (And it sure feels good!)

Comments

[Debbie]

It's been in the 40s all weekend and I can feel Spring in the air. What I'm excited about is the Chicago Garden Show next week! This is a first for me and I am so looking forward to it.

[Carole]

I felt it this morning, too. And we're supposed to b e in the 40s all week. Melt, melt, baby!

[Vicki]

Isn't it wonderful!! There's nothin' but melting going on over here... water's flowing, birds are chirping, sun is shining, the weather feels WARM-er-ish.
;)

[Patty]

We're getting there! Wednesday could be a beach day! ;-)

[margene]

Yay for a good thaw! The garden Buddha can see again! So happy to see you all enjoying the sun again.

[Marilyn]

Yup. I agree. The sun has more strength now too. Melt that snow! :D

[claudia]

You are ahead of us on the thaw, but I have high hopes!

[Lori on Little Traverse Bay]

Agree!

[Jo]

You are right--the feeling in the air is so reassuring and as much as my creaky body hates adjusting to the time change, the extra light in the early evening is glorious!

[Bonny]

I'm so happy to see Garden Buddha's head beginning to peek out!

[Mary]

Garden Buddha knows! I saw a 50 in Madison's forecast for this week. Hope some of that warmth gets to you, too!