In an effort to curb my complaining about our late spring, I found some lovely reminders of the hardiness of Minnesota flora with these examples to send on to Today's Flowers.
Lady Bird Johnson once wrote: Where flowers bloom so does hope. Words to remember for the week ahead. Dr. Daughter is coming for a few days' visit this week so I concur. That will mean sunshine aplenty.
A multitude of small delights constitutes happiness.
Charles Baudelaire
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Spring comes on slowly then suddenly bursts out. Enjoy your time with Dr Erica:-)
Spring will get there ... I'm sure because it is now summer here!!! Arggghhh. Enjoy the visit with Dear Doctor Daughter!
spring came to Sweden and now, I am looking to the sky and I see it is SUMMER...
HAHAHAHHAHAHA
nice shot
(I love the tea with coffe....left sidebar of your blog)
http://graceolsson.com/blog/2011/05/measure-of-life/
This spring has been a big wet smack in the mouth!
that 2nd shot is glorious! have a great visit with your daughter! gotta love that kind of springtime arrival!
SOOOO pretty ...
So lovely and picturesque, Noni!
oh how glorious a picture in my heart never get enough
First I want to thank you for stopping by my blog, your kind words and your prayers.
To your question, I live near Boise, just a few hours from Pocatello. We drive through there occasionally to visit family in I.F.
Love your early spring flowers! Beautiful photos!
~ Nita Jo
you've found brightness all around you in spite of this miserable spring. little did I know back in March, when I was dreaming of spring's arrival, it would be such a strange one this year. I've never experienced one like it, ever. But one thing I do love is the great sleeps I'm getting at night because it's so cool! a warm-up is supposedly on the way early next week. We'll see! have a joyful holiday weekend with your daughter.
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