By this time of the year I feel like I could really use a tan....how about you??
And I am so tired of wearing that heavy muffler around my neck...
I have definitely overeaten this winter...
I am really tired of stepping gingerly thru the piles of snow and slippery ice...
A trip to the spa where I am preemed and pampered is probably a "must do"
Or a new hair-do would be just the thing....
I get really bored about this time of year, just waiting for that warm weather to return...
Where I can sit in the sun and just let the sunshine warm my body...
How about you, are you feeling the first signs of Spring in your neighborhood or are you still in a snowy mess as I am? Hang on, Spring will come, I guarantee it!!
The beautiful spring came; and when Nature resumes her loveliness, the human soul is apt
to revive also.—Harriet Ann Jacobs
All images are from the Phoenix Zoo where my friend, Joyce volunteers twice a week.
Until next time....
So fun, Deanna!
ReplyDeletethis made me laugh all the way through. :)
ReplyDeleteThis was so funny, Deanna! Glad to see your sense of humor is still intact! xo K
ReplyDeleteReally lovely, Deanna!
ReplyDeleteP.S. Hope you have a wonderful birthday! :)
Look at all the animals!! Makes me think spring may come!
ReplyDeleteThis is a hoot! LOL. You must be so much fun to hang around!
ReplyDeleteI don't have all these pictures to express my feelings,
ReplyDeletebut I do feel just the same as you.
Except, that today I found some real signs of spring,
I just shared them on my blog :))
Have a great and sunny day
【ツ】Knipsa
Spring is just beginning to peek its head out from under the rocks at this end. Looking forward to seeing all the Spring colors you've shown off here!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely fun! The best signs of spring I've seen are the crocus and daffodils sprouts that were not killed off by the recent snows. Our latest snow, by the way, is almost gone, thanks to temps getting back to a seasonal norm where I hope they'll stay.
ReplyDeleteI just love this post. So clever my friend. And fabulous shots that's for sure.. I do believe it is spring year round here in California.
ReplyDeleteHugs~
An absolutely gorgeous and delightful series of photos. Thank you so much for sharing. :)
ReplyDeleteI remember going to the Phoenix Zoo when I was in middle school. That was a great zoo. Loved seeing all the animals.
ReplyDeleteLove these shots and your delightful captions!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great post! LOVE.IT!
ReplyDeleteDeanna,
ReplyDeleteYour Arizona pictures are great. This post is very fun and creative!
I saw a Robin a few days ago and I understand where you are coming from with muddy paw prints! The cow dog stays in the entryway and I vacuum up the dirt that accumulates where she lays. Its dirty in the cattle lots and her hair seems to attract a lot it. The house dog doesn't get quite as dirty, but every once in a while I find those tell tale prints on my kitchen floor.
Thank you for your friendship across the miles and birthday wish.
You had me laughing today. Wonderful post both in your fantastic shots of all the birds and Turtles but in your commentary.
ReplyDeleteVery fun post, Deanna!
ReplyDeleteI am so in agreement with you and smiled at each of your captions! We have seen a few robins here, and I am pretty sure I heard my first bluebird. it is super messy here too and the bottoms of my white socks were dirty from walking on my own kitchen floor...DOGS! We were down in your neck of the woods this weekend...nice to see some open water again on the fox river!
ReplyDeleteCute post and gorgeous photos. I know you are tired of all the cold and snow. Hang in there!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, Deanna, I just love your friends here!!
ReplyDeleteEspecially the giraffe. What a sweet thing.
I am most definitely ready for spring. It's been a tough winter, and we can now boast having the coldest February on record for this area. :-(
You take care, my friend, and I hope spring comes to you real soon. xo.
This was totally fun to see. You really captioned everything perfectly with your photos. Loved them all.
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