Spring has finally arrived in my part of the world. It’s amazing how a few sunny days can put everything into a whole new perspective (we had the darkest winter ever). I hope that this new season you will remember to find joy in the small things, as well as dream bigger and make more things happen for yourself. Wishing you a wonderful weekend!
photo by me
I’m glad to read that spring has arrived. I’m simply thrilled with this spring season, and I was more than ready for an early spring.
The background in your photo is gorgeous. What is it?
It’s my favourite notebook. It has photos of New York inside, every two pages.
spring arrived here too. it is amazing how one day you wake up and everything seems to have just bloomed overnight. two weeks ago it didn’t look like spring would ever get here, but it has. happy!
Beautiful! Adore the light captured inside the flower – almost as if it’s glowing… x
I’m so glad it’s warmed up where you are! That’s great news! Hope you have a wonderful weekend and enjoy some sunshine
xo Mary Jo
Yes! spring is finally arrived here. Oh the weekend was wonderfully spent in walking and lunching near the lake. Hope you enjoyed too.
Glad you are able to enjoy the sun again! Here’s to spring!!
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