Today, February 28th, marks my emotional end of winter. Sure March and even April can be misery to the extreme but for now, I'm rejoicing in rain. Real, proper, flood your house when you leave the windows open even in February rain. Yes, I do. (Heating be damned.)
Winter has been treating me better than even my seasonal affective disorder could have hoped for. Begonia's bloomed and I've been downing 3 shot lattes twice daily thanks to theee most useful christmas present ever gifted by a human. A week ago a surprise heart appeared in my morning foam. A sign? I'll take it.
Hey,
ReplyDeleteJust found your blog recently. Love the pictures, little stories.
I agree with you- winter can be so tough. I've got a bad case of SAD as well, and winters are a real killer for me. Spring is just around the corner though, as you said. Hurrah!
xx
A surprise foam heart is even lovelier to behold than any ornate latte art by a seasoned barista. That, all on its own, would make my day :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful images, as always..
Thankful it is March...and that heart is divine!
ReplyDeleteAh, your foam is sending you love. Sweet...
ReplyDeleteLoad up on Vitamin D. My S.A.D. has been made so much better this winter by taking 5000 IUs of Vitamin D each day. But I'm still calling---Spring, where are you???
trying to channel your enthusiasm. bring it, march.
ReplyDeleteYay, hearts in random places--God loves you. :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colors in those leaves! Did you get a nespresso machine? Those do really help with SAD. I spent a month 6 weeks in Chicago this winter and its was nespresso, nespresso, nespresso.
ReplyDeleteI had a heart in the clouds the other day-- it was massive and perfect and only lasted long enough for me to enjoy it-- I, too, thought it a good omen!!
Cheers! Here's to spring coming!
lovely! surprise hearts are the best! so are surprise smiley faces, i see them everywhere. signs, signs everywhere signs! <3
ReplyDeleteI love your blog and photos; they are always beautiful. Three cheers for Spring!
ReplyDeleteAWW thats adorable lol what are the odds.. i guess they are somewhat good lol. I LOVE spring rain :)
ReplyDeleteOh, I LOVE when you post often!
ReplyDeleteYour words always brighten my day! :)
I love it! Instead of tea leaves it is coffee foam!
ReplyDeleteCheers!!
HA- I totally have seasonal addictive disorder too! And, I was also the thrilled recipient of an X-mas espresso machine. Completely riding the caffeine kick with you : )
ReplyDeleteLove your blog (and those begonias, swoon!)
~Mary
http://whimwhimsy.blogspot.com/
can't wait for spring. your images are helping immensely. :) love the 'heart' sign...woot!
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet surprise! Love it!
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Camila F.
me too! seasonal affective disorder- boo. I tell myself rejoice in what is good, and know that there will still be some 'dark' moments. and it helps to watch crazy artists, have you seen the documentary, 'our city dreams'- those are some crazy artists, but make me feel better somehow.
ReplyDeletethose leaves are stunning! did you take those photos?
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alexandra
www.alexandragrecco.etsy.com
Yup :)
ReplyDeleteA. E. M.
ReplyDeleteI must confess I have an e-mail waiting to be sent to you. It just seems like it should be a letter! I have loved your posts, and am so pleased that as we are all trying to squeeze the rest of winter away you have posted some flowers/ buds/ and begonia leaves. Sigh. I think we can make it.
I love sweet surprises in coffees!!! XO!
ReplyDeleteSurprise hearts always win.
ReplyDeletesuch beautiful beautiful images, they made me smile.
ReplyDeleteZoe
http://blessedbeeapothecary.blogspot.com/
Always such a treat to visit here- !Have a lovely day!
ReplyDeleteOh I am so with you! I'm a winter gal...truly, I love the snow! That said, I'm so ready for Spring and rain!!
ReplyDeleteI'm new to your place here. Gotta tell you, I'm happy I stopped by. I look forward to your upcoming posts. Hope all is well in your world.
Wishing you oodles of bliss,
Sandra
I agree totally on celebrating the end of Winter. I like the way you celebrate at the end of Feb. For me it happens right about now. Between the return of the Robins, Starlings and Doves and the time change, I say Spring at last, Spring at last, Spring at last!
ReplyDeleteMy first visit here... I'm really enjoying this first image. Your egg photographs are very nice too.
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