Thank you for sharing. I agree with this perspective too.

Good to see you eezi-ulgen

Good to see you too.
Hows the thaw in the prairie lands??

Hmm, thawed and hot and windy and rainy and foggy and cold and snowy and then warm and hot again. Someone let the toddler control the thermostat, lol!

The trees don’t seem to mind as they begin to leaf out! And the plum tree has the most beautiful snowy blossoms.

Asparagus came up and daffodils are all but gone now. A little more fragile than other flowers. The baby birds are still hatching and all the farms around are full of brilliantly white and black calves, some with the pinkest noses! (So cute)

A friend saw a herd of elk the other day, which is unusual for the plains. They are mountain animals. Someone else saw a mountain lion. Which reminds us of our place.

How is your thaw going?

Do you have rivers flowing from mountain ice melts?

In our neck of the woods we rarely freeze for to long, the oceans keep us pretty warm through the winter, usually just hovering above the freezing mark...

We do live close to a river which is fed by a glacier from Mt. Rainer...

Cherry blossoms and apples blossoms are nearing their peek...
Ahchoo...Excuse me, the fir trees are ripe with pollen...LOL...
It covers everything with a sticky golden dust...Sticks in the throat and to the eyes and sinuses...
Birds are very active also...

...Peace...

One more week and the river will rise. :)

Oh, yes, the pollen is thick here too! But soon it will settle and we will be thankful for the abundance.

I would love to see the cherry and apple orchards in bloom.