We woke up Easter morning to a world clothed in white. It had snowed in the night and the limbs of the hemlock tree outside our bedroom window bent low with the weight of it. And though the daffodils were crushed by the snow, nothing seems to have suffered from the cold. The cherry blossoms are still in tact and the tender new leaves of the roses, foxgloves, hollyhocks, cranesbill, forget-me-nots, and lamb's ears did not mind the strange Easter weather.
Last year at this time we were reveling in the warmth of the Spring sun and the animals were also inclined to stretch their legs...
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Hi there - one of us replying from Camwal Glenn. Meant to go to bed early- came across the blog address -forgot it-but now have it in favorites - so tired - will read one just one- like chocolate cookies -couldnt stop at just one - such joy -wish I were better friend-have missed the joy your friendship brings-Been counseled lately to find my joy- guess I'm too grumpy or something-dont people know I'm rabbit!!!!Easter turned into work and no play-week before too-feeling exhausted still-to bed early-yes-yes-yes-no read more about Edison-StGeorge & Rose-New smile on my face-all well here-miss the farm and the farm family.
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The flowers around your home sound so lovely! I bet you are excited for them to bloom. I just love hollyhocks and especially foxglove. An Easter covered in snow is not something we see very often here in Ohio. Bet is was so pretty!
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