Grizzled- These pictures really are worth a thousand words.
Lynne- That's good because words fail me now!
Kathie- Thanks! Best tomatoes I have ever grown!
Dharma Bum- I actually thought, while I was not coming up with words and posting accordingly, that you had said something similar some time ago. That it was during the same time of year says something. This is the finest season here, everything springing to life. It is hard to pause and take the time to write about it!
FC- And it always amazes me. I often wonder how my world view is shaped by such a sharp contrast of seasons, versus someone like you who lives in the tropics. :)
Some time I'll put it all in words...
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Good looking landscape, good looking kids, good looking tomato plants.
You don't need words…
I'm not sure that words are necessary either.
Why type words when pictures say 1,000s of 'em? Beautiful!
Deb - you and I seem to have felt a similar inspiration about 350 days apart... :)
Lovely photos and I don't think words are necessary, or necessarily possible, either. Enjoy one of Minnesota's finest seasons...
So, there was life under all that snow!
I think those words were just fine, kinda like when Elton John sang, "anyway, the thing is, what I really mean..."
Grizzled- These pictures really are worth a thousand words.
Lynne- That's good because words fail me now!
Kathie- Thanks! Best tomatoes I have ever grown!
Dharma Bum- I actually thought, while I was not coming up with words and posting accordingly, that you had said something similar some time ago. That it was during the same time of year says something. This is the finest season here, everything springing to life. It is hard to pause and take the time to write about it!
FC- And it always amazes me. I often wonder how my world view is shaped by such a sharp contrast of seasons, versus someone like you who lives in the tropics. :)
Lausten North- Yeah. that. :)
Deb, this is why we endure the winters. You sound content. Word verification...iclean. No, I don't this time of the year!
Green joy... pure green joy.
Definitely looks like spring to me!
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