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Is it Spring Yet?


Spring has been long in coming. I'm busy trying to wrap up the semester, and take care of other university business, and that distracts me somewhat. The tease of warmth and sunshine appears periodically. But mostly it feels like we've been waiting and waiting...snow, rain, sleet, sun, snow, rain, sleet....you get the picture. I just heard thunder, which is a really good sign! It makes up for the snow of about an hour ago.

The annual Easter egg hunt is here Saturday and it would be so wonderful to have good weather for this event. I'm busy planning the activity I'll lead with the grandchildren while the eggs are being hidden outside. One idea is to decorate eggs, another is to decorate cupcakes. Right now the cupcakes are winning!
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Char said…
i agree about cupcakes! :) i hope you have beautiful weather!
April 19, 2011 at 7:07 PM
S. Etole said…
what a precious little "home" ... Easter blessings to you
April 19, 2011 at 8:17 PM
Anonymous said…
beautiful nest picture. I agree with the cupcakes as well. Not to much of an egg person. Have fun!
April 20, 2011 at 2:41 PM
Jeanie said…
Lovely photo of the nest! I'm not ready for Easter, either, but we are going to an egg decorating party on Friday, so that will actually get done!
April 21, 2011 at 3:18 PM
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