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Spring Forward

In Florida we are not often unable to get outside due to the weather prohibiting us. Unlike our northern counterparts and Midwest comrades, we don’t get inundated with icy roads, below freezing temps, and snow blocked streets. Yet, with our own winter climate woes, the idea of hibernation just feels like the natural solution.  Maybe it's partly due to cold/flu season and everyone is miserable with the bronchitis, the sinusitis, and "just a nasty head cold".  Come on, we all know or are the someone with the lingering head cold that just won't stop because people don't wash their hands or don't cough into their elbow like decent humans and it's brutal.  Ugh, woof just recapping it.

But I'm ready for the light of day to stay longer into the evenings and for the urge to get out and enjoy the great outdoors to be in full swing!  I enjoy this time of year in Florida because, well, who wouldn’t?  We live where other people vacation and retire to. See above for my description of what other places deal with.  Now those climates are beautiful and majestic and endearing in their own right, but...eh.  I much rather have what we got.  Sunny clear skies, extra sparkly sunsets, and a an enchanting breeze that ripples throughout the day.


                                          I can smell the spring induced allergies to come!

I hate to be one of those gals who jumps ahead without appreciating the now, but spring, you can come on anytime now! Welcome back, old beautiful friend.

mkh
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