Monday, April 05, 2010

Basking....

2010 by Brenda Colleen Leyland

I don't ask for the meaning of the song of a bird
or the rising of the sun on a misty morning.
There they are, and they are beautiful.
~ Pete Hamill


I heard a robin whistling from some rooftop as rays of sunshine tickled corners early this morning. What a delight! That means the robins back, and for me, that means spring is truly here... even in northerly Alberta! Hubby's been out in the yard cleaning up and already little spring sprigs are poking green noses through warming earth.

We're still basking in the warmth of a beautiful weekend spent celebrating family birthdays -- and Easter -- with loved ones. Trotted off to exercise class this morning. I was amazed to get on the scale at the gym and find, in spite of those chocolate eggs I'd been nibbling over the weekend, I'd dropped a pound. Now that's my idea of a good start to a new week!

I think Robin Williams says it best when he says, "Spring is nature's way of saying, 'Let's party!' "

I'm ready... you too?

Happy Day!









6 comments:

  1. So ready to party!! I've been looking forward to spring for what seems like forever!

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  2. sounds like a great spring start...go for it!

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  3. I just saw my first robin over the weekend, but we are enjoying the spring song of our chickadees..."Phoebe, Phoebe." Presumably, that means "Phoebe, get over here and help me build this nest." Party in spring? Yes, I guess that sometimes I feel like having a bit of a party.

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  4. We're more than ready to get outside and enjoy the spring!

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  5. Hi Brenda! I'm enjoying Spring this year too! I love that saying!

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  6. I am absodarnlutely ready to party in the sunshine!!! The green lawns, daffodils and hyacinths are calling to me..."come play, come play"

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