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Tag Archives: spring
Almost
Almost warm enough Almost time for planting Almost time to put out house plants Almost time to put seeds in Almost – but not quite Almost no more frost Almost but not too soon Almost time for hanging baskets … Continue reading
Posted in Easter, family, friends, planting gardens, time
Tagged bird houses, church, Easter services, garden stores, handing baskets, herbs, house plants, patience, plans, spring, time for seed catalogs
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Celebrations
After a long wait, spring weather pounced on us yesterday and beckoned me today for a walk in the park. It seems all the creatures, ducks, swans, birds and dogs along the trail were happy for sun and warmth. I … Continue reading
Posted in celebrations, spring, graduation, commencements, speeches, teaching German, Colgate, Princeton,, German-American Society of Central New York
Tagged Boulder, Colgate University, colleges, Colorado, ducks, Fulbright Awards, German, high school, lake, nature walks, Princeton, spring, study abroad programs, swans, Syracuse University
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Spring Signals Hope
After a protracted, arduous winter in Central New York, there are glimpses of spring. The days are getting warmer now. The wonders nature has to offer abound. The daffodils and forsythia smile forth in yellow blossoms. The bright sun beckoned … Continue reading
Posted in German dances, German food, German songs, German-American Society of Central New York, high school seniors, hope, May gardens, nature, neighborhood, teaching German
Tagged daffodils, final exams, gardens, gowns, graduation ceremonies, high school seniors, hope, nature, proms, spring, sunshine, tuxedos
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Nature Changes Clothes
Snow fell along the lake this April morning as I walked and observed nature in its frozen glory. Birds above carried on conversations with one another. Lots of flooding and displaced ducks and geese tried to decide where to … Continue reading
Posted in Central New York, life, life lessons, Musings, nature, reflections, snow, Upstate New York, weather, winter
Tagged anticipation, changes, changing seasons, colors, lake, life, nature, reflections, snow, spring, Upstate New York, walking, weather
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