Last week, I left work a little late, after 6:00. I looked out to the right and saw a sunset. It was actually really pretty. The clouds were all pink and purple and color was splashed across the sky. On Tuesday, I walked out of work about 6:30 PM. I could still see! It wasn't totally dark out. And the birds were chirping. There were flowers blooming on the trees and from flowers in the ground! The air feels lighter. The sun feels warm. I don't need my scarf during the day.
Surely, it is the beginning of spring. Which means "summer" will be coming soon!
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- I'm a Speech-Language Pathologist who lived in Ireland for 3 years. The blog was originally a way to stay in touch with people at home. Now it's about my musings as I go through this crazy thing called life. You can contact me at heidirific37 AT gmail.com
2 comments:
Your comments about spring weather makes me "homesick" for Ireland.
I wrote to you earlier but since I'm new to blogs I'm not sure if you will get it, so I'm posting here as well.
My name is Mary-Catherine and I would love to chat with you about special ed in Ireland. I'm a Literacy Education Specialist at the State University College in Oneonta, N.Y. and last summer I taught a course at the Waterford Teacher Centre for regular and special education teachers on literacy issues. I have a lifelong love of all things Ireland and have been traveling there for over 25 years.
I hope to hear from you.
P.S. Your photos of your traveling adventures are lovely!
spring!
and here we just got a foot of new snow where i am.
it'll be a while yet before we see any daffodils.
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