On a Lighter Note....Spring is Just Around the Corner

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Hhaaha no and that bird was only giving you a love nibble.
If it was really serious you be down a finger.

I've made an public album of some of the photographs I've taken during my travels.
Love my ass....Center point half way through my finger. If that's love I'm out of that relationship. Bleeding like a stuck pig.

I will have to check your bird pics.
 

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Yes. Allergy season. I already feel like I have ants crawling all over the insides of my ears.

Sucks that Allegra doesn't work as well now that it's gone otc.
 

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Daffodils!

Wow, mine are barely an inch tall! I think it's warm enough to really pop them though.

Maple -- I do a bucket, but not this year. It has to be freezing and night, warm days, not warm nights, hot days!!! lol. Crazy weather in New England, not sure about you all. Sad for the folks near me that rely on the income from syruping. :frown1:
 

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Cool wet April in London this year. Daffodil flowers have gone, they didn't last long in the warm weather in March. Their foliage is starting to wilt now. But the tulips did well and lasted a while. And I got to sunbathe in the park the earliest ever!

My lillies are really getting going now, their tips showed through the soil in March and now they're growing fast though it'll be a while before they flower.

The lime trees in the street are just budding their leaves. They're at my favourite stage now, where a sprinkling of emerald-like jewels are scattered along their branches and twigs, glistening with raindrops in the streetlights at night. Soon they'll fill out and form a screen on the street below and dapple the sunlight that may stream through my windows if we have a decent summer this year.
 
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