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Hi Maria,
Gorgeous artwork!! I thought the top drawing was a photograph at first, but it is much better than that. Thank you for sharing & getting us excited about the prospect of Spring. I will indeed be on the lookout for signs!
Great art! Yes, the signs of spring are beginning to appear!
In my corner of the world, I’m hearing the neighbor mow his lawn, and smelling the fresh cut grass. More birds are chirping each morning. Canadian geese are passing through, pausing to land in the lake for a bit.
Hi Maria, I love your artwork! We had the first crocus pop up their sweet little heads this past week here in Maryland, and I couldn’t be more delighted. I can even see the daffodils and forsythia gearing up for the springtime show. Thanks for the reminder to slow down and notice those gorgeous little gems!
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Hi Maria,
Gorgeous artwork!! I thought the top drawing was a photograph at first, but it is much better than that. Thank you for sharing & getting us excited about the prospect of Spring. I will indeed be on the lookout for signs!
Both so pretty! We’re already in spring bloom here – I’m loving it. Even the allergies that come with it…. 🙂
Thank you Veronica–yes, I bet you are a bit ahead of us–here’s to loving spring bloom–allergies and all. 🙂
Great art! Yes, the signs of spring are beginning to appear!
In my corner of the world, I’m hearing the neighbor mow his lawn, and smelling the fresh cut grass. More birds are chirping each morning. Canadian geese are passing through, pausing to land in the lake for a bit.
I love the coming of spring!
Thank you, Pam, for these lovely images from your corner of the world! Bring it on! 🙂
Hi Maria, I love your artwork! We had the first crocus pop up their sweet little heads this past week here in Maryland, and I couldn’t be more delighted. I can even see the daffodils and forsythia gearing up for the springtime show. Thanks for the reminder to slow down and notice those gorgeous little gems!
You are welcome, Lee! 🙂