A weekend full of knitting is a very good thing. It’s relaxing and the time passes in a wonderful way. It doesn’t, however, provide much to blog about come Monday morning. Well, unless the weekend of knitting results in some finishing. Mine didn’t, though, so Sunday afternoon I took the camera outside and looked for signs of spring.
I found daffodils that aren’t quite ready yet.
And crocuses (with a bee!) that have gone by.
And forsythia that is just right.
I love the sights of spring. I hope you’re seeing some where you are, too.
Julie Said,
The only sign here is the grass is beggining to turn green(ish).
Great pictures, escpecially the one with the bee!
margene Said,
Pretty pictures. We’ve had signs on spring come and go, but winter still isn’t leaving very quickly.
LittleWit Said,
All the flowers about to bloom is so exciting.
Ruth Said,
No forsythia here yet, but the crocuses are blooming all over my yard.
Judy Said,
I heard peepers last night. (ri)
Carla Said,
Many of our bulbs are open and now covered with a fresh 2 inches of snow!
Norma Said,
What Julie and Margene said…
Barbara-Kay Said,
Lovely pictures. When I was little my babysitter was named Sylvia. I thought Forsythia was “for Sylvia”.
Wool Winder Said,
I think I can safely say we are fully into spring. Winter did want to hang on though, even this far south.
Dave Daniels Said,
Wow, you’re so close, and, yet, so far away. The city is still a thawing, frozen wasteland with no signs of spring yet. And you’ve got bugs flying already, too.
Kate Said,
Yeah! I needed that! You are about 2-3 weeks ahead of us.
Kim Said,
Not much spring happening yet up here…..love your Bee picture! Bzzzz.
Andrea Said,
We had the same kind of weekend
. Scouting around and preparing for spring.
Karen Said,
It makes me feel good on this dark day to see your signs of spring. My tulips opened this weekend but I forgot to take a photo.
Karen Said,
I love spring! It’s my favorite season. We have a few flowers here, not many though. And the birds are returning. I haven’t seen a bee yet.
Chris Said,
A bee! Flowers! We aren’t quite there yet…
Nora Said,
Our most hopeful sight so far has been garbage pickup along the side of the expressway… hopefully we’ll get some of the real thing soon!
deb Said,
Hmmmm – an inch of snow on the ground yesterday and 32 degrees today. But I do have a really pretty pedicure! Now if THAT isn’t a sign of spring!!
Beth Said,
Lots of stuff is blooming here, but it’s supposed to turn cold and snow this week. Snow in GA in April…weird!
Lucia Said,
Does a cat covered in dust and bits of hay count as a sign of spring?
Cookie Said,
So pretty!
How do I sent you weather? It’s going to be 81 F here today and I don’t want that.
Stephanie Said,
There are no signs of spring here. We got 4 or 5 inches of snow, wind, and single digit temps. Thanks for sharing your spring since I’m not sure we’re going to have one.
heather Said,
well, the sun’s out almost every day now, and the snow is ever so slowly starting to melt. high temps are in the 30s and you can almost see the roads through the snow. yesterday i went in the back yard and the snow was still above my knees though
glad you have flowers to share at least!
Sarah Said,
We have had plenty of signs of spring, but today it is more like winter. I need to finish my sm3 socks, but working along with my giant wool project on my lap is so inviting.
lisa Said,
You’re ahead of us by a few weeks! Last fall we cut the forsythia to the ground, something “they” say you can do w/ the old established bushes. Did this a few years back and it came back gangbusters. But right now? Just a bunch of stumps.
Joy Said,
Pretties! Spring *was* here, but it’s gone back into hiding – just hope the cold doesn’t hang around too long.
jill Said,
Loving the signs of spring. Daffys are everywhere! Sunshine was the added bonus today.
Birdsong Said,
Your spring is barely opening up, so at least there is a lot to look forward to… here, I get to vary from the Sacramento Valley, where spring is full-blown, to the higher elevations, where it hasn’t even started. Fun, but sometimes a bit confusing!
elizabeth Said,
Pretty! Can’t wait to see your knitting!
Leslie Said,
The colors and scents of spring are so amazing! Everything is new again…
JessaLu Said,
I almost have daffodils too – it’s awesome!
diane Said,
It was flurrying here yesterday! No flowers here at all, but there are pussy willows and a few daff. buds.
Lifesastitch Said,
I came home from work to find my forsythia the victim of a chain saw, right to the ground. I will be making up a sign that says “My husband did it.” He said it needed cutting back and his day off combined with good weather made it happen (just as it was blooming). I was really mad. Don’t get mad that often, but this was the real deal. I think I need some therapeutic blogging