(Photo by Rober McKechnie)This Bookbook owl in our local paper made my morning. Look at those eyes!
It feels like spring is coming, like something is lifting. I love Anne's phrase that she is "ready to bloom again". Me too, soon, I hope.
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It is at this time of year, when I can fling open the doors to my shed that
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what a magnificent creature hanen, i love owls, one came and sat on my car above where harveys car seat was for 2 hours after he died. now every time i see one i think its harvey coming to say hi. i think after coming out of a cold hard winter of grief the sun will help you bloom again ..... well that and some kindly donated swimmers, sending love xxx
ReplyDeleteThe buds are swelling on our apricot tree. Spring equinox is less than a month off, and some warm weather is due next week. It's the season of blossom and new life, my sweet. And the Boobook owl is looking out for you.
ReplyDeleteI feel the same way, a lifting, about fall. But hurrah for spring for you.
ReplyDeleteAnne - that is such a beautiful story about the owl visiting you after Harvey died. They are such old souls, aren't they? And yes, the sun does help. We've got the swimmers sorted now, so cross fingers...
ReplyDeletePing - bring it on! I do feel like it is turning, the days are getting noticeably longer now. xx
ReplyDeleteN - good to hear things are lifting for you, even if your seasons are going in the opposite direction. Wishing a beautiful fall for you.
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