“But our citizenship is in heaven, and from it we await a Savior, the Lord Jesus Christ, who will transform our lowly body to be like his glorious body, by the power that enables him even to subject all things to himself.”
Philippians 3:20-21
For some reason, it is harder to get up and moving for the first few days on daylight saving time. Does it take you a few days to adjust?
Bulb plants are quite amazing and some of our earliest “bloomers” !
Swans look gentle but are known to have a fierce temperament. They are the fastest swimmers of all waterfowl!
With a weather prediction of several dry days, maybe this swing can soon be enjoyed without getting muddy feet.
Happy Spring everybody…
It is hard to find beauty that rivals Cherry blossoms !
Simple but delicious!
Beauty comes in all shapes and sizes. It doesn’t take a Niagara to take your breath away.
Our Lady Banks has hundreds of buds but it remains to be seen whether a late frost will have a negative impact on blooms.
Can’t help but wonder how many planting and harvesting “seasons” these silos have seen come and go !
”Jesus Christ is the same yesterday and today and forever”.
Hebrews 13:8
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Have to agree about the cherry blossoms, they are so happy!!
Thank you Diane. Wishing you a lovely week!
Happy Spring to the Big Sister and you! Beautiful pictures!Blessings,dear friends.
Thank you Maristella!
Beautiful photos of life. What a gorgeous sight the daffodils are. Our King Alfred’s which are planted close to the house are blooming – but it will be a wait for the others. I am so happy to hear you have good weather for a while, maybe the rain has decided to leave. Love your roses about to bloom and the cherry blossoms are beautiful – I sometimes forget how glorious spring in the south can be. Precious, Ella Mae is spring all by herself with her happy smile. Wishing you and your family a lovely day and week ahead!
Thank you Sandra. We are supposed to get several dry days, but maybe frost tonight. I hope not. Have a wonderful week as we welcome spring!
I had a great new thought for your beautiful pictures this morning. My husband and I can’t travel like we use to.(aging problems?) But just looking at these pictures can take you on a visual trip or a memory trip. We grew up in Kentucky and also lived near D.C. Thanks for pictures that remind us of these places. Also, your granddaughter just gets prettier and prettier. Aren’t grandchildren wonderful?
Here in Colorado we are a month or more behind you and I’m envious of the green grass and cherry blossoms you already have. Yesterday I saw the tops of the tulip leaves peaking through the snow but our temperatures are suppose to get in the 50’s this week causing the snow to melt. Each time our puppy goes outside we have to clean his feet because where the snow has melted we have ponds and mud. All this snow melt will benefit this very arid state and we too will have flowering trees and bulbs in due time. Thanks for the pictures of your princess and the arrival of Spring in the South.
Alice, I hope you enjoy the warmer temps. I can’t believe Spring will arrive on Wednesday. It feels like we just had Christmas! Have a wonderful week.
Beautiful way to start this beautiful Sunday! Oh those cherry blossoms, sosososo pretty!!! Ella Mae looks so grown up!
Jenna
Thank you Jenna. Happy Monday!
Love all these Spring photos! The cherry blossoms are gorgeous. The beautiful princess has such a sweet smile. Looking forward to seeing the Lady Banks in bloom. It’s wonderful to see the blue skies in the pics. We all need to dry out a bit. Happy St Patrick’s Day! Clara ?☘️?
Thank you dear Clara. Have a wonderful week!
Those cheery cherry blossoms take my breath away! And Miss Ella Mae looks a bit like a blossom herself! How wonderful! Happy St. Patrick’s Day!
Thank you Jeanie! Happy St. Patrick’s Day to you☘️☘️☘️
Another beautiful Sunday post but that little doll girl wins the prize. Happy St. Paddy’s Day!
Libby, thank you. Have a wonderful week!
Happy St. Patrick’s Day! Ella Mae is growing every week!! All your peaks of spring are so beautiful and soothing. The extra daylight has thrown me into a tizzy of cleaning and organizing… it feels wonderful!
Thank you Roxanne! Have a wonderful week cleaning and organizing.
Lovely Pam ♥
Blessings,
Jennifer
Thank you Jennifer!❤️
I am so happy to hear that you are having several days with no rain. I trust the flood victims in your area are finding peace in the aftermath of all they have gone through! Little Ella Mae has the sweetest expression on her face! So precious she is. It is always such a blessing to visit with you, sweet friend! May Jesus be very near to you today!
Thank you my friend!
Sunset, daffodils, cherry blossoms, and Ella Mae are all beautiful! I saw open Lady Banks today on our drive back into Alabama. Hoping yours will not have any problems.
Thank you Bonnie! I know you enjoyed being with your son and family. Time with grands is the best!
The cherry blossoms are breathtaking. So many of your photos remind me of growing up on the farm. I loved the silos. Ella Mae is the real breath of spring. Can’t wait for your Lady Banks. They are always amazing. The swan…..beautiful!
Thank you Dianne. The temp was 31 this morning, but the wind kept the frost off my budding roses!
The pic of Ella Mae makes me smile and think of Spring through the eyes of a child. Thanks for linking up with Celebrate Your Story. Hugs
Thanks so much my friend!
Cherry blossoms and Ella Mae did it for me!
Spring has Sprung in your neck of the woods!
?Beautiful photos my friend!
I felt like I just went on a mini-vacation visiting here! I LOVED your pictures! Can’t wait until the weather here in Southern New England starts to warm up and show signs of spring. 🙂