Lovely, lovely. Thank you! Hugs to you! It's so healing for a dog like me, who often wags her tail and knocks everything "arf" the coffee table, to read your posts. ^_^
As an immigrant to Canada from Flanders, the first poem I learned included the following lines...
“Snow has went, spring are here, it happens this way every year...
Snow has went, the grass is ris, I wonder where the daisies is?...”
Apparently Spring is from “Springing time” which was shortened over the years to Springtime and later to Spring. Springing time was in reference to those daffodils in your photo.
Hi Susan, that’s wonderful you enjoyed Josh Schrei’s The Emerald podcast - it’s a treasure I return to regularly. And thank you for your further recommendations, I’ll take a look. I loved the poem. X
Lovely, lovely. Thank you! Hugs to you! It's so healing for a dog like me, who often wags her tail and knocks everything "arf" the coffee table, to read your posts. ^_^
You are such an admirable pooch , you make me smile with your creativity and wit. Also very healing , thanksx
Aw, you are so sweet! I feel like I got some pats and scratches, so… waggie tail!
Phew! We made it! x x x x x
As an immigrant to Canada from Flanders, the first poem I learned included the following lines...
“Snow has went, spring are here, it happens this way every year...
Snow has went, the grass is ris, I wonder where the daisies is?...”
Apparently Spring is from “Springing time” which was shortened over the years to Springtime and later to Spring. Springing time was in reference to those daffodils in your photo.
That is so lovely Laurent, thank you for sharing your first poem 🙏🏻
I never knew it could have been originally called Springing time, but that does make sense.
I am going to notice everything that is springing up in my life x
Thank you Susan!
My pleasure Rosie, I always enjoy your posts and get a lot from them.
We are writing from similar perspectives about Collapse, so I think you will be of great value to this community .
Hi Susan, that’s wonderful you enjoyed Josh Schrei’s The Emerald podcast - it’s a treasure I return to regularly. And thank you for your further recommendations, I’ll take a look. I loved the poem. X
It was a joy to listen to Diane and your recommendation is much appreciated.
Glad you loved the poem, it does feel that Spring is coming …wish you a fabulous day x
Happy Spring! Happy Equinox, Susan.
Thank you for the mention. That's so thoughtful of you.