More visiting birds next week, but today spring is wanting a turn. I have some photos from this week, and several friends and family have sent me photos as well. So here are some of these. In a truly difficult time of "never before" we can be warmed by the always happening, this year, next year and again.
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| in my yard |
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| in Tom and Molly's yard |
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| I remember the house that 40 years ago was at the top of these steps. Now, every year, these beauties are what happens. My name for this photo, with George Ella Lyon's help, is LEGACY. It's located on the way to town; it's a tradition. |
Three photos from my daughter, Rebecca:
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| peonies rushing to push back out of the earth |
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| Maybe every dogwood tree deserves an actual companion dog.... |
Friends Leatha and Will took a drive today to go see the blooms in the Lexington Cemetery, and they were kind to share some of its loveliness.
Now a spring photo from England, by Sarah Fletcher, who shared this photo on Instagram today. I love the front sheep, posing, and the back steeple, with all that munching going on in between! Always good to see so much blue sky over there,....
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| Saintbury Church in Willersey |
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| Though these also aren't flowers, this photo continues to intrigue me. It's a drive-by on my way home from the grocery store. I call this the neighborhood deli, with four smart ass diners.... |
To end today's hiatus, I'd like to give a shout-out to our wet-behind-the-ears governor who has been so impressive as he manages to set a tone of compassion and caring and perseverance to all Kentuckians, regardless of their politics. He is truthful, reliable, sensible, and direct about why he has made decisions that might at first seem daunting to his constituents. Every day at 5 pm he has been showing what real leadership can be. It has been awhile since we've experienced that, so many of us are particularly grateful for his presence. Thank you Gov. Andy Beshear!!!
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