After 6 years in CT, I finally know the signs of Springs. {Coming from Texas, Spring is a blink into Summer}
Buds on my trees. And a clear blue sky. And not a coat on anyone!

Chives, not even shy, popping out!



Of course, checking out the damage the snow plow did to our annual mail box. Time to install a new one. When we first moved here, I was shocked to see my destroyed mailbox. Now, I think I am immune...I think...
And the sweetest sign of Spring. Our younger daughter picking flowers, tying a pastel ribbon around them and dangling the bouquet on the glass door.

2 comments:
Beautiful, you have a beautiful yard and daughter!
That mailbox is so REDNECK!
It makes me laugh all each time I see it!
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