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68 Comments on Sometimes there is golden joy to be discovered in the midst of disappointment! I found it yesterday and Spring is just around the corner.
Definitely ready to see spring! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the floral shot. If you saw them there, can Spring be far behind here in Colorado? I am ready for some color on our landscape.
Hello Richard, Thanks for the lovely pictures of the daffodils, I think. They are a sure reminder that spring isn't far away. What a sad world it would be without flowers.....
Patricia/Seacoast NH
Certainly has been a wild winter... It will be nice to have a little warm weather... but then it will get seriously hot again.
Sorry to hear about the house, but those pictures are fantastic.
Our jonquils are starting to bloom, also, We it was warm enough to do some spring clean-up in the yard today (usually it would have been "winter clean'up" but it's been too cold & wet! The hellebores (also called Lenten Roses) are in full bloom, too!
Thanks for posting. I am ready for spring and for the flowers to start coming up here in Denver.
We live close to Punxsutawney, PA. Phil says we have another two weeks.
Nothing like the bright colors of spring and the smell of dirt in the air to get your heart beating.
Richard:
Those are gorgeous flowers and give me warm thoughts of spring just around the corner.
Lovely!
I can't wait 'til those little buggers show their face here.
Richard:
That sounds like an inspiring trip.
Thanks for sharing!
Richard - What a pleasant sight to greet you after seeing that house. A good sign of better weather to come, I'd say.
Jeff
I'm sure spring is going to be a welcome relief to many around the country this year. How nice that you were able to find this sign after the disappointment of the property.
Good morning Richard,
What beautiful shots! Spring is coming although we still may have some interruptions before we really get to enjoy the season. Isn't it amazing what a lift that bright yellow little flower can give?
I haven't noticed any blooms here in the north yet, but it feels lately winters grip is lessening.
I am definitely jealous - haven't seen any signs of first flowers here in Michigan - I love to garden and it would definitely have cheered me up to find these - thanks for the vicarious cheer up!
Spring really is coming! It's been a long winter here in Georgia -- I've enjoyed the snow as we've had more than usual, but I'm ready to see some flowers too!
Richard, Thanks for the hope! We are probably a week or so away from blooms...sure has been a dreary winter here in Northern Arkansas. I am looking forward to the wild plum trees, redbuds then dogwoods!