- Warmer weather!
- Not needing a coat
- Spring showers
- Rainbows
- Stepping in puddles
- More sunshine
- Sunshine when you get off of work
- Fridays feeling like holidays
- Being able to open my windows
- Listening to Angel "bark" at the birds
- The few occasions Alex will try to bark at them, too
- Driving around with the windows rolled down
- Singing in the car
- The tree in my front yard, bloomed all pink
- My bedroom having a pink glow from the tree
- Petals falling from the tree; a breeze makes it snow pink
- The sidewalk looking like a wedding aisle (yet more petals)
- Tracking in petals but not caring
- Until Alex tries to eat them. Cute!
- Alex and Angel deciding killing the ant isn't worth the effort
- But chasing moths when they get inside
- The smell of fresh cut grass
- Cloud animals
- Spring cleaning
- Seeing robins everywhere
- Bees
- Appreciating even the weeds, when they bloom
- Driving barefoot (is that legal?)
- Waiting to see if my tulips will grow
- Seeing my tulips bloom
- Seeing tulips bloom ... that I didn't plant
- Other suprises that grow in your yard
- Saturday breakfast on the back porch
- Trying to identify birds by their calls
- Using my Bird Songs book to see if I'm right
- Peeking at everything through my monocular
- Taking pictures of birds
- Being able to distinguish the grackles and woodpeckers and finches
- Drinking coffee because you want it, not because you feel you NEED it
- Surprising Matt by mowing the lawn
- Looking for bunnies
- Seeing ducks hanging around in the neighborhood pool
- Feeding ducks
- Having to stop the car to let duck families cross the street in Mom's neighborhood
- How bright green everything looks
- Trying to find "groundchucks"
- Seeing the local produce guy has tilled his land
- Supporting local agriculture
- Stawberries
- Flipping through garden books
- Walking around a nursery, feeling hopeful
- Planting herbs
- Planting veggies, even knowing they won't really produce in your sunless yard
- Going to the Farmer's Market under the JFX
- Iced coffee
- Hand-dipped ice cream cones at Dairy Queen
- Putting away heavy sweaters
- Pedicures
- Open-toe shoes
- Cool breezes at night
- Family gatherings at Aunt Carol's
- Sitting on Mom's porch with my family
- Throwing the football with Bob
- The NLF schedule being released
- The NLF draft
- Anticipating summer blockbuster movies
- Listening to the neighborhood kids play while I'm cooking dinner
- Joining the kittens in a warm sunshiny spot
- The "warm kitty spot" they leave when they wander away
- Washing the car
- Tax refunds
- Getting back in the habit of visiting the library
- Finding treasures in the "Sale" section of the library
- Sitting outside on the glider
- Preferably with a glass of iced tea
- Planning vacations
- Sleeping with the windows open
- Watching the curtains in the breeze
- Outdoor grilling
- Especially grilled fruit
- And shish-kebobs with pineapple
- Having dinner outside
- Watching the sun set
- The rare occasion Angel doesn't beg to come out with us
- Chilled white wine
- Those rare occasions you can pull a dandelion's root up
- Craving salads
- Mango sorbet
- Getting the lawn mowed on a Friday night. DONE!
- Walking to the grocery store
- or CVS, or the bakery down the street
- Sunday breakfast at Panera OUTSIDE
- Feeding the little sparrows from my bagel
- Monthly outdoor dining with friends at DuClaw
- Twirly floral dresses
- Spring fashion magazines
- Hot dogs (Okay, Smartdogs. But they're GOOD!)
- Motorcycles
- Picnics
- Teasing Matt about his allergies
- Knowing summer is around the corner
Sunday, April 27, 2008
101 Things I Love About Spring
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5 comments:
1. I can't believe you went bowling with out me.
2. You forget 'Spring Bacon'
Okay, we'll have to go bowling. Especially the duckpins at Patterson Bowl, across from the firestation! You'd love my youngest brother. Absolute menace to society!
I had to show you this, in case you want to know what it takes to land a man of my caliber... :)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e4Ts4TtEwDc
Bacon. I should've known.
Have I ever mentioned that I almost married a guy who's last name was Bacon? No lie.
Hmm... I was going to buy a townhouse in White Marsh because I thought it was on Baconsfield Drive but upon further review it was Beaconsfield Drive so the deal was off.
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