In honor of Daylight Saving(s) Time and the eventual arrival of Spr*ng ...
The view outside the living room window:
Sure, it looks gray, but examine those branches a little closer and you find hints of things to come:
And speaking of buds, this tulip looks a little like candy corn at the moment, but all things in time:
These bedraggled yellow shoots are allium of one sort or another--either blooming, or plain old onions from last year:
I just hope these guys aren't popping up too soon; March, and even April, in Buffalo can easily bring either snow or bitter cold or both.
Speaking of DST, NPR has aired quite a few stories on the history of the phenomenon itself, possible health effects, malcontents, and the consequences of its recent move to March. Lotsa plugs for this book along the way.
STILL, The Art of Noticing
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STILL, The Art of Noticing by Mary Jo Hoffman, Monacelli, 2024 Leafing
through the pages of “STILL, The Art of Noticing” by Mary Jo Hoffman, I
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