Yes, it is glorious here today! The thermometer on the window reads 70. I took a little walk through my garden. Remember those zebra grasses I was trying to dig out? My two biggest boys got out there today and dug the other two up in just about 15 minutes. 
Why didn’t I think of that sooner? (I do love my boys!)
I found a little tiny snail shell while showing the boys where to dig.
Isn’t nature grand?
The garden is beginning to come out. I want to start investing in some plants each week — and working each week to dig out the things that are invasive and that just did not work out well. I am expecting great things!
Some of my daffodils are in bloom!
The spirea — a very large and beautiful border shrub at the front of my garden, blocking the view from the road, has begun to get leaf buds.
See the bright green? I just love it. My garden makes me so happy. My daughter enjoyed getting outside with me for a few minutes before I leave for work. We sell plants at work. Some really cool plants, in fact. We also have chimes, bird houses, etc. I will do some shopping on break.
Last of all, my daughter and I had great fun building “the leaning tower of tea bags.” Can you tell we like hot tea?
Have a wonderful Saturday! We only have today. No promise of tomorrow. Enjoy your life. Love it. (And I don’t mean love your life as in Luke 9:24, but be content and happy with your life.) If you don’t love it, make it better.
Lynn
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Lynn you are KILLIN’ me up here!!! Daffodils out? Leaf buds? No no no…spring is so far from now I must push this OUT of my mind!!
If I keep seeing spring on your blog my dear, I’m going to have a serious case of cabin fever on my hands. Sigh…
I’m sure it is all very lovely and come May when it’s our turn I will equally as excited.
Heather W
(enjoying the current clear winter sky amid the balmy 10 degrees – we even went out on a date tonight)
Oh, Heather, I’m sorry!
When you have your spring, it’ll be so hot and humid here we will hardly be able to stand to get out.
Still, it’s pretty here again today, so I’m trying to enjoy it!! I’ll think about you when you have your spring!!
Lynn