What does spring mean to me? The end of a long dark, cold, grey period which I always feel I have to endure and therefore end up comfort eating and being lazier than I would like.
Spring makes me feel excited and optimistic and energised. I am a summer girl through and through, but spring prepares me for what is to come. All sorts moves me to start sorting out my life, my schedule, my wardrobe, so that I can enjoy every moment of the warmer months to come.
My heart lifts when blossom appears and flowers of very colour. I find my smiles becoming abundant. There is a spring in my step and a song in my heart and I relish every moment of being awake. Spring means life and colour and warmth – and it’s a sign that there is lots of fun ahead!
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This was my post in response to the writing prompt from Sarah Elizabeth Moore:
https://sarahelizabethmoore.org/2019/04/28/writing-prompt-17/
Wonderful spring 🌸 I love it! Everything comes back to life! Including us ☺️🌸🌷
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I always feel my spirits lifting when spring rolls in 🙂
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I agree. Everything is beautiful during spring time. I feel sad for have some allergies that do not allow me to enjoy the nature a bit more!
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Spring and summer can be hard going if you have allergies. I regularly have visitors that come to my little abide and within a short time their eyes and nose are streaming because of the wisteria!
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Yeah thats me ahah!
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Aaaaw – I guess you are popping the anti-histamines all summer then 🙂
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Yeah ahah!
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❤
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Spring is the season when i can take the most flower photographs and post them for all to enjoy.
I know it is Springtime when my Poppies start to ‘pop’ 🙂
( I finally am able to find your current post on my Reader! – Yay!)
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I bet you can! I am wondering is Australia a bit grey in winter. I don’t mind at all…I just wondered what to expect.
I am looking forward to being with Goldfinch more than anything, I shan’t be complaining about the weather.
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Oz is a big (Magical) place! Depending upon which part you are in, Winter could be cold enough to snow or hot enough to get around in a bikini ( or swimwear of choice!! ) ;-).
My part which is roughly in the ‘middle’ ranges gets cool, grey, wet, wintery days (maybe 30-40 of them, interspersed with pleasant, dry, blue sky days, sometimes with white fluffy clouds!) 🙂
Expect something like a London late Autumn for most places!
One weird thing though… at least where i live the temperatures seem high compared to England, but somehow it can FEEL cold? maybe because we just don’t dress for cooler weather as we are not used to real cold??
Even English visitors notice this and say it’s ‘cold’ when it is like 10-15 degrees C?
I don’t believe you will have anything to complain about down here. 🙂
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Spring is like your summer there. I love Spring. My summers are humid and HOT. :))
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When we visited Texas (spring-time) they told us that sometimes in July/August, it is so hot they can’t be outside.
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For true. 🙂
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It is such a beautiful time.
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I found a little park about ten minutes from where I live – it is like paradise.
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