revel in Spring flowers
make something crafty with friends
(I'm on the far right--above photo, just in case you thought it might be the one below!)
enjoy kitties
make new discoveries with my camera
ride my bike
cook something to share
(herbs in planter)
(beard tongue and fairy roses)
plan a garden
dream of vacation
and appreciate each day as the gift that it is.
Artichoke Tapenade recipe
This carnival will be published on Monday, March 29 on our team blog!
photos by me © 2008-2010
This carnival will be published on Monday, March 29 on our team blog!
photos by me © 2008-2010
You mean you're not a cat? And all this time... ;)
ReplyDeleteSpring flowers are a high peak of the year for me.
What wonderful things to look forward to during Spring! Thanks for clarifying which photo you were taking about! =^..^=
ReplyDeleteSome good ideas to escape the Cabin Fever doldrums indeed!
ReplyDeleteLovely spring photo's all
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HAPPY SPRING !!
sounds perfect to me :)
ReplyDeletehappy spring!
ReplyDeleteI really like all these photos - and I'm just so glad spring is finally here (more or less!) This was a hard winter - at least for me.
ReplyDeleteP.S. Margaret - I don't think I knew that you were a Univ. of MD alumni - I am too. I was there from 1980-1986 for my B.S. and M.S. in Agronomy/Soils. I really enjoyed going to school there - the community was so diverse. I was about 4-5 years older than most of the other undergraduates but there were plenty of people my age or even older going to school. I was not into sports at all when I was going there, but have learned to appreciate them!
ReplyDeleteI would go outside, digging up in the garden, cook something..Your photos look like a good list to me.
ReplyDeleteI paint pictures when I can't be outside to take them. Keeping the doldrums away can be tricky in any season. I say eat chocolate. That is good any season & for any reason~ And very pleasin'...
ReplyDeletehmmmm I think I just wrote a song. [insert big grin here] Loved your post. <3
what beautiful pictures. Mom loves baskets. She once stood for hours watching the ladies in Charleston, SC make baskets out of sweet grass...I think that was what it was called.
ReplyDeleteHappy Sunday,
Madi and Mom
What a neat post... I love it... There are always wonderful things to do so we should have no excuses when we get the 'blues'.... I love your baskets... I did that once --but that was many years ago.
ReplyDeleteGardening, playing with pets, biking, hiking, vacationing----it just doesn't get any better...
Made me smile this morning.
Hugs,
Betsy
I have spring fever too!
ReplyDeleteHow fun to see all the creative things you enjoy. I love to garden, walk on the beach, play with my fur-kids, take photographs, create mosaics, read, write, and learn new things.
ReplyDeleteHugs and blessings,
I love your list!! But this means I'd have to leave the pc!
ReplyDeleteFun pictures, crafting, cooking, friends, gardening, some of my favorite things!
What a wonderful post! I loved seeing all the things Spring will bring you, and I'm totally impressed with the baskets. I've never known anyone who made their own Easter Baskets!
ReplyDeleteGreat flowers as always :)
ReplyDeleteAnd great ways to be cabin fever!!!
Terrific pics, you've got a real talent there. But I thought you were a cat? How do you press all the right buttons and cope with the handlebars???
ReplyDeleteWe're back online but at a new space: http://blog.lepak.com. Can you change your bookmarks for us? See you soon.
Basket making is definitely on my list of things to try!
ReplyDeletelovely images esp. that tulip..love it!
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