Heading Into February…


“Live life in full bloom & let your dreams blossom”

-Marcia

Hello, sweet friend…

Sitting down to write this week’s blog post…

I hope you are having a wonderful week…

Prepping and Cultivating a fresh month…
Our sweet home getting a bit of sunshine…

Surrendering to the brrrrrr of this season…

I have taken time to put my nose to inhaling the scents of wood smoke and the frost of the cold air…

I’ve walked by those bare trees…

listening to the sounds of silence after a winter storm…

a storm that came in the wee hours…awakening my small town with it’s blustery wind, thunder and lightning.

I appreciate the treasures of this season and it’s tidbits of beauty…

realizing that even though everything looks brownish…

it’s a growing season…

and has a role of importance in the garden…

That being said…

I’m ready to embrace a new season…

begin nibbling on those fresh berries from the garden

and to open my heart & arms to grow…

Happy February💕

Marcia
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6 Responses to Heading Into February…

  1. Joe says:

    You helped me experience the sense of the season with all its elements.
    Thank you!

  2. Donna Kelly says:

    Good morning and Happy almost February! I can’t even believe I am seeing real flowers just yet!!! Here is Pa. we can’t have them till at least April or maybe May. Different climates for sure! I will just enjoy looking at all of your bright colors, so enjoy!!!!

    • Marcia says:

      Hi Donna, oh my I don’t think I could go that long without seeing real flowers. I’m so grateful for primroses and pansies…they are lifesavers for me since I love puttering in the garden. Stay warm!

  3. barbara stoffel says:

    Happy February to you too. Love the photos

  4. Jenny Bonynge says:

    The snowdrops & violets ( you must get some!) are blooming here in the valley now and I saw a few crocus’s blooming in town. Lovely signs of Spring!

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