Spring Has Sprung May 3, 2019 Elaine- PREV The Way NEXT Cauliflower of Courtesy 7 comments on “Spring Has Sprung” Ginnie says: May 3, 2019 at 1:49 AM Reply Awww. It has, indeed. For us in the Netherlands, we’re going back to winter for a week or so…in the 30-40s F. And it’s May! (sigh) Loading... Elaine- says: May 3, 2019 at 1:51 AM Reply global warming i guess… the weather is sooo weird the past few years! do you like my new design? 🙂 Loading... Ginnie says: May 5, 2019 at 10:40 PM YES, I do like your new design…and that Smidge isn’t the first in the lineup of images does help. YAY. Loading... sherri says: May 3, 2019 at 7:45 AM Reply absolutely love these buds and the soft color palette is gorgeous i like the navigation of the new design too Loading... Elaine- says: May 3, 2019 at 3:42 PM Reply thanks sister!! and i have always loved this design, but thought that my blurry processing would go unseen with the picture being so small Loading... Ayush Basu says: May 5, 2019 at 5:58 PM Reply i like the soft, fuzzy feel here, Elaine. in Singapore, it is the same weather just about the whole year. i miss the changing seasons. Loading... Elaine- says: May 5, 2019 at 6:00 PM Reply i like spring and fall, but i’m sure i would not appreciate them as much without summer heat and winter cold! thanks, Ayush! Loading... Leave a Comment Cancel Reply Notify me of new posts by email. Δ
Awww. It has, indeed. For us in the Netherlands, we’re going back to winter for a week or so…in the 30-40s F. And it’s May! (sigh)
global warming i guess… the weather is sooo weird the past few years! do you like my new design? 🙂
YES, I do like your new design…and that Smidge isn’t the first in the lineup of images does help. YAY.
absolutely love these buds and the soft color palette is gorgeous
i like the navigation of the new design too
thanks sister!! and i have always loved this design, but thought that my blurry processing would go unseen with the picture being so small
i like the soft, fuzzy feel here, Elaine. in Singapore, it is the same weather just about the whole year. i miss the changing seasons.
i like spring and fall, but i’m sure i would not appreciate them as much without summer heat and winter cold! thanks, Ayush!