….thanks to WordPress for this week’s WPC ‘awakening’
Here in the northern hemisphere spring arrived a couple of weeks ago but the awakening of new growth has been slow due to the unusually cold weather. Today in Hamilton my granddaughter and I played in the backyard and even though the sun wasn’t out it was mild enough to be outside without hats, scarves and mittens. Miss Winnie loved playing with the puddles of water and digging in the mud and checking out the plants to see if any flowers were forthcoming.
Of course there are a few patches of green sprouts emerging in parts of the garden and if I got close enough I was able to see the beginnings of buds on some of the shrubs. On our walk we also came across a small flock of pigeons in a bird bath…..something they haven’t been able to do in awhile.
Mama Cormier 
Looks like a fun day of exploring! 🌼❤️🦋 I enjoy these posts with your granddaughter. Thank you for sharing your times together. 🌻
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I’m glad I went to see her yesterday. The rest of the weekend is going to be a washout or should I say ‘freeze out’ (ice pellets and freezing raining forecast all weekend). Maybe she’ll do more art with her mom and dad. Thanks for your kind words as always. It’s a pleasure to share with you.
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Our daffodils are at last blooming but like you everything is later here because of the cold, wet and snowy weather dragging on. Today supposed to be warm and sunny, but it’s dull, wet and I’m feeling chilly.
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We’ve just gone through three days of freezing rain, ice pellets, snow and more rain. Today the last of the snow seems to be melting. Hopefully this is the end of winter.
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