Tiny fingers picked a basketful of spring flowers this weekend... I hardly dare to hope that winter is gone for good. Snow has frosted the mountain tops and a thick mist hangs over the valley, over the brown and green fields that wait and hover for God to say that it's time to bloom.
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wow, sounds like a real spring, and here was again -15, I decided to stay another day home, work will have to wait:)
Pretty!
Have a good new week Allison :)
Lovely photo,,,M
What sweet dainty flowers. We are not close to spring here today. SNOWING as I write this. Have a great week.
Beautiful little blooms. How pretty!
Just commenting on another blog that spring is in the air -- although we may experience some winterish weather before it warms up for good.
The flowers are so pretty in the bowl like that...
Beautiful! And love the header shot too. Is that a French pine cone or a Texas one? :)
Such pretty little flowers! Thank you for giving me some hope this morning. Its cold again & we're expecting 3-5 inches of snow :(
Keep the spring coming!!!
That's pure Texan, darlin'!
Those are so pretty! Just hold on a bit longer, spring will be there before you know it! :)
Winter is coming around. I drove to the north part of the state back to the south this weekend and it was a 20 degree difference. Looking for snow this weekend while I babysit again.
It will be here before we know it! Saturday here was lovely and then yesterday the skies were grey and a little snow fell but didn't stay. Today the sky is blue but the wind is cold. These flowers were a nice way to start the day! Enjoy.
Your photo just sings of spring! We are enjoying a bloom or two here and there. I am praying that God sends spring early! Carla
What a beautiful bowlful of springtime goodness.
Makes me melt a little:)
What stunning flowers, Allison. I stopped by for a visit from another blog! We are all so anxious to welcome Mother Nature and her daughter,Spring!...:)JP
So sweet are the hands that fetched those spring beauties. Refreshing the inside with a touch of spring.
be well and happy, Allison.
Pam
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