SPRING!! SPRING!!! SPRING!!!
Things are warming up here in central Kentucky this week. We will get a taste of spring weather as a system from the southwest takes control of our weather. By Thursday temps will be up in the sixties and there is a chance of thunderstorms.
Ahhh!!! spring, when the flowers start to poke there sweet tender shoots out of the earth, when soft breezes stir the air, when people smile again and speak to their neighbors.....
HOLD ON LAURA
This is still February, and although a tease of spring weather is wonderful, actual spring is still a month away, and the ten day forecast shows highs will only be in the thirties next week.
For most of the country this has been a terrible winter. In the northeast, Claudia at Mockingbird Hill Cottage is digging out of snow that is measured in feet.
I hear naysayers who believe that this means there is no global warming. Unfortunately the climate change that we are experiencing produces extremes in weather and can produce more intense snows.
Does this mean we can expect more winters like this one?
SIGH!!!
This leads me to an important question. Is anyone interested in sharing a tent in Key West?
Attractive picture, good one.
ReplyDeleteI'll do the "Give me an S, give me a P......" cheer with you. Except my pom poms are buried under feet of snow!!! Arrgh Lol
ReplyDeleteI'll loan you my pom poms if you think it will help.
DeleteThe pics are just beautiful . It does seem to have been a rough winter for a lot of people. HUGS and blooms wished your way … FLOWERS to bloom soon I hope.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Sherry. I'm afraid it might be a late spring this year.
DeleteWell the flowers make me think of Spring oh yes there is no sign her either. My pom poms are buried too:) Hug B
ReplyDeleteOh boy, I think we better start digging.
Deletelol! we're getting spring in ne tx this week. i mowed part of the yard yesterday for the first time this year - which is late. but the birds have begun their spring singing and even the spring peepers (frogs) have found their voice. :)
ReplyDeleteI'm so jealous.
DeleteOh my, Key West does sound lovely this winter doesn't it!! I saw the photo on Claudia's blog of Scout in the snow 'tunnel' and was so thankful I live in Georgia!
ReplyDeletehugs, Linda
My daughters have daffodils blooming in Atlanta. I'm afraid ours are still a few weeks off.
DeleteA beach in Key West? Will you pick me up or you want to meet me there? :D lol
ReplyDeleteHave a good week, hon.
~ Cassandra
I'll pick you up on the way, Cassandra. You are on the way aren't you?
DeleteWell, if you ever come out to sunny Southern California, I'll meet you for lunch or dinner! LOL
ReplyDeleteI used to live in sunny southern California, Gwen, but there were a few too many earthquakes for me. Never satisfied I guess.
DeleteCould you do me a favor and do some research as to where we can all move and NOT have weather extremes! lol No hurricanes, tropical storms, earthquakes, volcanoes, tornadoes or snow storms allowed. Let me know and I will pick you up on my way through- xo Diana
ReplyDeleteHow's life on Mars????
Deletei'm getting to the point of thinking I made a mistake in investing in a piece of property. Instead I should have used the money to buy a mobile home near the kids and another somewhere warm. Of course the way things are going the somewhere warm could end up being cold and i'd be no further ahead.
ReplyDeleteIt's hard to know what to do, Susan, but I'll take heat over cold :)
DeleteI am hoping our storms on Thursday won't be too bad!
ReplyDeleteMe, too, Michelle.
DeleteI would LOVE to go to Key West!!
ReplyDeleteWe got 7.2" of snow here today and it's still coming down.
Doesn't it sound wonderful?
DeleteKey West is ALWAYS a good idea! I'll go...but we may have to sleep in the car! heehee! Sweet hugs my friend!
ReplyDeleteI'll bring my sleeping bag :)
DeleteHi Laura, I'm so glad the weather is changing for you! Here in WA state we are having back to back storms making up for all the nice weather we had last month;) We are at 80% (and growing!) snow pack (we need this for the summer months!) Enjoy the start to a new week:) xxL
ReplyDeleteThanks, Leslie. I am going to get out and try to enjoy the next few days before the cold weather sets in again.
DeleteWhat to say i praise of this blog, which contains a lot of amazing information as well as the thoughtful writes.
ReplyDeleteFlower seeds
OMGosh the sun is out here this morning and I am thrilled with a little sun. it is warming up to 40's next few days.!!!!!!yeah
ReplyDeleteWe will all be out digging in the dirt soon as spring finally arrives, planting our beautiful spring flowers
No tent, Laura!
ReplyDeleteMy sis is there, I think I need to pop in on her.
At least you are getting spoiled with SOME nice weather!
As far as the eye can see it is nothing but snow here!
Hello Laura. No, no tent here. As face-freezing as the weather in New England gets and as deep as the snow accumuates, I still won't complain. I'm a cold weather girl, through and through.
ReplyDeleteYour "daffodillies" look so inviting. We all, I think, yearn for spring.
Thanks so much for visiting my blog and commenting, too. Always a pleasure for me when I see you stopped by. Susan
We had a thundershower yesterday that knocked the power out..never heard of them in Feb. Stay warm.
ReplyDeleteJen
we're getting the warmth this week too.....it's early in the morning as I type this and it's thundering. The dog is pacing...he's scared of thunder And I saw some daffodils poking their heads up in the planters....yes!!!!
ReplyDeleteWe'd love a visit from you snow birds! I hope you guys get some relief soon.
ReplyDeleteSending you warm hugs,
Patti
Your photos are beautiful!
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