I'm catching up today after being without my PC for several days while it got cured of a nasty little destructive virus. We are in the middle of a long stretch of cloudy, wet weather. I am hoping to see the sun before this cloud completely soaks my brain.
Having never left my birth country (Australia) I sometimes think I 'ought' to live in the northern UK for a while, or Northern USA / Canada, just so I can understand what s harsh or unremittingly dull winter can be like. Does the joy of spring make up for the punishment of winter, I wonder. Here the winter is so mild we have to import deciduous tree species so we can have an autumn display.
I've had fun getting caught up with all your recent posts.
ReplyDeleteMarch is such a strange, transitional month.
Here in New York, we are still wearing our down-filled coats, but so glad when the sun shines, like it did today.
xo
Great proof!
ReplyDeleteGood grief, I've just watched the piano chap and I fear I'm not as good as that!!!
ReplyDeleteWonderful. It was here too but I can't prove it, I just know.
ReplyDeleteI'm catching up today after being without my PC for several days while it got cured of a nasty little destructive virus. We are in the middle of a long stretch of cloudy, wet weather. I am hoping to see the sun before this cloud completely soaks my brain.
ReplyDeleteHaving never left my birth country (Australia) I sometimes think I 'ought' to live in the northern UK for a while, or Northern USA / Canada, just so I can understand what s harsh or unremittingly dull winter can be like. Does the joy of spring make up for the punishment of winter, I wonder. Here the winter is so mild we have to import deciduous tree species so we can have an autumn display.
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