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spring time
Wednesday, March 25th, 2015 10:19 pmYellow: A few daffodils were out some weeks ago. Now there are flowering forsythia bushes (I looked up what they are called!), and sweet-smelling jessamine along the fence.
Pinkish-white: Elegant long-petaled magnolia blossoms, already completely replaced by young green leaves. A tree full of blossoms (possibly bradford pear; I'm not sure) by the side of the house. Puffs of a flowering almond bush (I looked up what it is called!) by the front windows.
Red: A single tulip.
Purple: The sweet-smelling wisteria is on the way.
Barking: woof woof woof
Falling blossoms: nature's confetti
Unusual: A Canadian goose taking a nap in the middle of the road. The other lane, and no traffic in that direction, but still.
Turtles: turtles, squirrels.
Pinkish-white: Elegant long-petaled magnolia blossoms, already completely replaced by young green leaves. A tree full of blossoms (possibly bradford pear; I'm not sure) by the side of the house. Puffs of a flowering almond bush (I looked up what it is called!) by the front windows.
Red: A single tulip.
Purple: The sweet-smelling wisteria is on the way.
Barking: woof woof woof
Falling blossoms: nature's confetti
Unusual: A Canadian goose taking a nap in the middle of the road. The other lane, and no traffic in that direction, but still.
Turtles: turtles, squirrels.