03.10.14
It may sound silly, but I find great hope in seeing icicles hanging from our roof. Maybe, spring is coming after all! Our temperature here at 6:20 a.m. is 23 degrees F.!
What’s your temperature this morning?
Blessings!
Sue
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I’m so glad you are having an Irish spring, Jackie! We haven’t lost hope here! It WILL be spring. Some day!!
Children were out playing in the sun yesterday for the first time this year! 10 Celsius, felt great knowing that Spring is just around the corner