Of course, it also caused some severe flooding in the Valley, land, mud and snowslides in the mountains, and sent many of our drought-weakened trees crashing down. But all of these weather catastrophes do little to (dare I say it?) dampen my enthusiasm for the wet stuff. Looks like we're going to have an awesome wildflower display later this spring.
Our abundant winter storms have brought this large muddy hole the miracle of transformation to its former self.

Voila! At last the magic has returned and the pond is back to reflecting the blue of the sky like a serene mirror.
I'm realistic and know that the water will recede throughout the long summer, but for now I'm just grateful for this beautiful spring. I'm celebrating the return of a friend who's been gone for far too long.
Oh, my, it is so very green there - lush compared to here! I swear I can literally smell all the happily growing vegetation just looking at your picture. Are the frogs out there now, too?
ReplyDeleteYes, one can definitely "smell" the greenness here. The frogs have been out off-and-on. For the warm storms (we had one in January), they were croaking up a storm, but now there's a cold wind and they've closed up shop again. Poor dears are confused!
DeleteI'm happy you're writing again!! 😆😍👏👍
ReplyDeleteYeah, I'm glad to be at it again too. Poor, neglected little blog!
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