Sunday, March 11, 2007

A Glimmer of Spring



Yes it's there. Just a hint. But it's there. The last vestiges of ice in those secluded shaded pockets and the first peeks of daffodils to be just beginning to slide up from softened soil on the south and east sides of the house.

Rich or poor you can glory in the coming of Spring.

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