Today is lovely. The sun is shining; it’s warm. It’s an SSSS kind of day (SSSS=short sleeve shirt and shorts). I was able to take a nice walk around the grounds of our retirement community, abiding by the current “social distancing” rules, of course.
For one raised in the south, I welcome the timeless signs of a southern spring: daffodils (or jonquils as my grandmother called them), dogwoods, and azaleas.
These are challenging times, especially for us “old folks,” trying to stay clear of the virus. Having to stay inside, somewhat isolated from our resident neighbors, is not fun. Have you ever heard of “cabin fever?” But a sure cure for the virus blahs is a walk in the sunshine, SSSS, listening to Tony Bennett and Peggy Lee on my headphones, and falling in love all over again with the sure signs of a southern spring.
To my readers, wherever you may be: STAY SAFE
Oh I cannot wait. Our jonquils are only two inches high and weeks away from blossoming. The snow just came off the ground these last two days and our last snowstorm was last week.
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Hope your spring will be joining us soon. Thanks.
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I am looking forward to it.
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Spring! We don’t have it yet up here in Ontario. But today was warmer although far from SSSS weather! Nice to see these photos. Thanks!
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Thank you, Anne. Hope you are staying safe. Spring is on the way.
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Your community‘s garden is good for raising spirits with all that spring colour. 😃 Take care John.
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Thanks, Cathy. We are trying to be good citizens and keep our distance.
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That looks and sounds great. Stay safe and let’s hope this gets resolved over the next few weeks. I don’t mind a little social distancing, but the quarantine thing gets old.
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“Old” is not nearly a stong enough word. How about “paleolithic?”
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I’ve heard of cabin fever but thankfully with our gardens we’re less at risk. Stay safe, John
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Thanks. We are trying.
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What wonderful grounds you are now living in John! That cornus is superb. Take care, and keep on enjoying the sunshine!
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Thanks. We are trying hard to enjoy our “distancing.”
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