"It was one of those March days when the sun shines hot and the wind blows cold:
when it is summer in the light, and winter in the shade."
Charles Dickens ~ GREAT EXPECTATIONS
Saturday was a beautiful day and really felt like spring had settled in. . . . .
. . . . . . but Mother Nature, often fickle, surprised us early Sunday morning
with the first, and probably only, light fall of snow of winter '22-'23.
It was fun watching the flakes fall for about 30 minutes.
The birds arrived and we scattered extra seed along the porch rail and
on the ground. It was all over quickly, the remainder of the day doused
with a dreary, cold drizzle.
Our winter in this area is now officially the third warmest ever according to
records. I had missed snow and really cold days, however have to admit it
was enjoyable not having to deal with bad weather.
I started this post a few days back mainly to share the weekend flowers
brought home on Friday, however was distracted by other happenings. . . .the
story of my life lately.
Easter decor needs to be attended to - the white rabbits are out of the attic
waiting patiently in their boxes. I will get onto that job this week . . . . . following
a few bits of green going up for St. Patrick's Day of course!
The cute fuzzy green bunny was a gift from granddaughter Jasmin last
week. I added a couple of new felted bunnies - one shown here - 'acquired'
at the lovely shop named ACQUISITIONS where I swoon each time
I set foot through the doorway.
~ Shop, showroom and warehouse ~
Raleigh, North Carolina
I'll be sharing more on this awesome shop soon.
Have a fantastic week wherever you hang your Easter Bonnet . . . .
or cold weather beanie!