Occasional thoughts from a dyed-in-the-wool Mainer...who loves to knit.
Sunday, May 18, 2008
Here's to spring!
Man, I love this time of year. Stepping outside in my bathrobe at 8:00 a.m. on a Sunday to snap a few pictures, without having to don a jacket, boots, mittens, etc., is enough to make my heart soar.
Oh my gosh! This is gorgeous! This certainly lifts my spirits. I love your chipmunk even though we're actually battling them over here. They've managed to undermine some neighbors' concrete stoop by burrowing tunnels under them. But they sure are cute. What kind of pink flowers are they and are they trained onto something? It's so beautiful.
We're battling chipmunks, too. Everywhere I look I find their tunnels. Aggravating, but they're still cute. I caught one drinking from the birdbath this morning. The pink flowers are on my flowering crabapple. They look to be trained in that particular photo, but they're not. Just a curvy limb.
Man, I love this time of year. Stepping outside in my bathrobe at 8:00 a.m. on a Sunday to snap a few pictures, without having to don a jacket, boots, mittens, etc., is enough to make my heart soar.
Oh my gosh! This is gorgeous! This certainly lifts my spirits. I love your chipmunk even though we're actually battling them over here. They've managed to undermine some neighbors' concrete stoop by burrowing tunnels under them. But they sure are cute. What kind of pink flowers are they and are they trained onto something? It's so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWe're battling chipmunks, too. Everywhere I look I find their tunnels. Aggravating, but they're still cute. I caught one drinking from the birdbath this morning. The pink flowers are on my flowering crabapple. They look to be trained in that particular photo, but they're not. Just a curvy limb.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous shots! They certainly say "spring" and bring a smile to my face, especially the chipmunk!
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