I did get my roses pruned and was halfway through the hydrangeas when the wet weather set in and now it's so muddy and wet underfoot, that I can't get in to the garden without sinking up to my ankles. I haven't even done any photography - the flowers look miserable and the birds, like me are keeping out of the garden.
Now there ate a few signs that Spring might be on the way. The daffodils are blooming - so bright and cheerful that it makes me feel happier with my lot. My magnolias are starting to flower and the faithful old camellias just do their thing year after year.
Liz Needle
I love winter for the quiet and cold nights it provides. We are about to transition to fall. Looking forward to it.
ReplyDeleteI hate winter.
ReplyDeleteA lot.
I think everyone does. And if they don’t, they should. It’s dreary and depressing and cold and miserable. Unless you live close to the equator like I did when I was a kid, where the sun goes down at the same time every night and the only 2 types of weather you ever experience are “hot” and “rainy”.
THAT, my friends, is heaven.
Gretta Hewson
Spiritual Stories
I must admit what I do love about Winter are the nights we can sit around in front of a wood fire, snuggling up with the dogs, glasses of Port in hand, listening to our favourite music.
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