My play for today isn't as creative as it sometimes is, but it's hope-filled with 5 sensory signs of spring and the new life the season brings.
1. J.S. Bach's keyboard Concerto in A Major, BWV 1055, especially the jubilant, "springing" 3rd movement.
2. Images like this fig Songbird included—beautiful colors, contours and composition and it reminds me how much I love to teach and particularly enjoy mentioning relatively obscure facts and facets. The sycamore fig was the national tree of Israel...3. what other than longer days along with shorter nights?
4. and of course the semi-sweet, partly pungent scent of freshly turned soil...
5. and the sight of flower kittens pushing through the soil and making their way into the world.
3 comments:
Yep, those longer days and lingering light are great for spending some time getting a whiff of the soil.
Flower kittens! I love it!
Your phrase "flower kittens" is very evocative. Sounds like a nice time of year where you live.
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