I'm totally in agreement with faking it - lol! Love the speckled eggs. I have a faux nest that I love that's been out for a while. It seems that the big shift is on though - at least the garden seems to think so. Happy to see some signs of life finally!
It's the only way to go. Everything is so white outside here that I have to wear sunglasses even on cloudy days just to avoid going blind. Seriously. Things are greening up inside though.
Great pictures! No where near spring here yet. :( But the snow is gradually melting. But....we can get up to 4 inches tomorrow! Winter just doesn't want to leave! I guess I will just have to "fake" it!
I declare that Spring has arrived. One morning as I opened the garage door to head to work, I heard the first meadow lark of the spring calling to his lady. And the robins are acting a bit robust and unabashedly romantic. The tulips and daffodils have broken through. Yes, I'd say Spring has arrived.
Your beautiful vignettes certainly invoke the muse of Spring Jen, now if it would just stop snowing so that we could enjoy her for real! Lovely photographs as always, thank you for putting a little Spring into this snowy Thompson-Okanogan day :O)
Love the photos. I've been doing the same thing here. I actually decorated for Easter for the first time in quite a few years. The weather here in SC is playing with us. This weekend we had 80's all weekend and now this week we headed back down to the 50's with temps in the 20's at night cold and rainy.. Cant wait for Spring to finally arrive! Robyn
Love the blue eggs, Jen. Spring is being very stubborn here in Kentucky right now. I think it is going to colder than normal for the rest of the month :(
Looks lovely, bright and cheery ! Awesome photos . I hope spring will be here in the next week or so ! I was looking at last years spring photos and making my blog header for April . Have a good day !
Sweet sweet pictures Jen. Did I tell you I love your header too? Happy St. Pat's Day to you. I hope it's a nice one there.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures, you know what they say, fake it til you make it. Maybe it works with Mother Nature, too.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Meredith
Living in South Carolina, we are pretty much in Spring Bloom. It suppose to be in the 70's all next week.
ReplyDeleteHappy St.Pats Day to you, I love your header as well, I love each post you do, you brighten my everyday!
ReplyDeleteOh- Yes- I have my shamrocks in a row today! xo Diana
ReplyDeleteLovely Jen, short and sweet and to the point! Love it! ... and joyous setting! Cheers~
ReplyDeleteI'm totally in agreement with faking it - lol! Love the speckled eggs. I have a faux nest that I love that's been out for a while. It seems that the big shift is on though - at least the garden seems to think so. Happy to see some signs of life finally!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos full of light and delicate colour - so springlike. Yes, do what we must!
ReplyDeleteIt's the only way to go. Everything is so white outside here that I have to wear sunglasses even on cloudy days just to avoid going blind. Seriously. Things are greening up inside though.
ReplyDeleteI'm working on that. I think it's time to really get serious about seed starting indoors. I'm just too antsy to not be growing anything right now.
ReplyDeleteLovely set of shots today, Jen. It has gotten colder here. Morning frost.
ReplyDeleteI don't recall a March where everyone is so anxious for Spring.
ReplyDeleteJudy
I am afraid I have no faith today that spring will ever get here. I need to grow it in my house too I guess!
ReplyDeletexo Catherine
Lovely vignettes! So happily Spring-like! Can't wait to get some Spring here!
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures! No where near spring here yet. :( But the snow is gradually melting. But....we can get up to 4 inches tomorrow! Winter just doesn't want to leave! I guess I will just have to "fake" it!
ReplyDeleteWell Jen, it just so happens that I'm getting a little tired of faking it indoors! I want the real thing, please?
ReplyDeleteI am doing a bit of the fake spring inside the house but one real, honest to goodness reality inside . . . my Hibiscus bloomed on Friday . . .
ReplyDeleteI declare that Spring has arrived. One morning as I opened the garage door to head to work, I heard the first meadow lark of the spring calling to his lady. And the robins are acting a bit robust and unabashedly romantic. The tulips and daffodils have broken through. Yes, I'd say Spring has arrived.
ReplyDeleteWise advice, Jen! I'm definitely doing what I can to make spring happen. Cheers!
ReplyDeleteYour beautiful vignettes certainly invoke the muse of Spring Jen, now if it would just stop snowing so that we could enjoy her for real! Lovely photographs as always, thank you for putting a little Spring into this snowy Thompson-Okanogan day :O)
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely!
ReplyDeleteI like your header too. And today's photos are welcoming in the spring.
Love the photos. I've been doing the same thing here. I actually decorated for Easter for the first time in quite a few years. The weather here in SC is playing with us. This weekend we had 80's all weekend and now this week we headed back down to the 50's with temps in the 20's at night cold and rainy.. Cant wait for Spring to finally arrive!
ReplyDeleteRobyn
Love the blue eggs, Jen. Spring is being very stubborn here in Kentucky right now. I think it is going to colder than normal for the rest of the month :(
ReplyDeleteI will have to fake it-- quite cold here for March!
ReplyDeleteThis was a refreshing post ..especially since we have a blizzard today..love your eggs and your greenery:)
ReplyDeleteThat is why I start seeds in the basement...to bring spring in until it finally shows.
ReplyDeletethanks much for the words of encouragement, and the beautiful blue birds' eggs.
ReplyDeleteIt's coming! Just taking forever it seems. Beautiful photos Jen, thank you for this visual treat!
ReplyDeleteIt won't be long! I'm sending you some warm hugs this afternoon! Enjoy your day!
ReplyDeleteLooks lovely, bright and cheery ! Awesome photos . I hope spring will be here in the next week or so ! I was looking at last years spring photos and making my blog header for April . Have a good day !
ReplyDeleteSo pretty Jen! I love that plant in the last photo!
ReplyDeleteI see spring is in your heart, hope it shows up outside soon too.
ReplyDeleteLove your faking! There is always something, somewhere we can direct our eye when our garden is sleeping.
ReplyDeleteI just love what you said that "No matter how long the winter, spring is sure to follow."
ReplyDeleteDefinitely as this season is often associated with rebirth, renewal and regrowth.