Are you looking forward to spring time unfolding?...
I've been very busy working on Arbitrain translation for the whole day. I've been working too much now. My head started to ache, but I keep telling I'm going to have a walk and I'm not getting on my way. So I'd rather do it. It's really pleasant. And there are some trees blooming. Spring has arrived in Switzerland, that's for sure. There is this feel with all these trees blooming. So Greetings and have a great day
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 1:05
I have walked outside to purposely see if you can hear the birds. It is such a springtime day here in Los Angeles and I was so happy to hear your post and how reflective you are about this time because the metaphor of spring, I always love it. It's like we have a chance to rebirth something, to grow something. It's been such a difficult time for the globe. And those of us who open up truly feel so much pain from multiple wars around the globe, I think
Thanks a lot, Deborah. Yes. Nice. Yes. We need to abstract from worries and the media and all that is bombarded on us as dramatic and most important things. Yes. Shall we remain independent from all this hustle and bustle? Yes. In touch with Mother Earth and its rhythms. Let's go back to basics. Thank you for the Birds recordings and your message. Very much appreciated. At the moment when I have to really start to sleep
Zara Lisbon
@ZLisbon · 4:28
I think winter is really cool, and I grew up in La, and I still live in La, so we don't have brutal winters here. But I did briefly live in Vermont. And I also really romanticized the snow and the winter Wonderland of it all. So I've normally haven't cared much about spring. I like it. But this spring, I am finding it is the most beautiful spring I have seen so far
It's good to be supported in that rebirth by the surroundings, isn't it? This morning it's light blue and as usual, over the Lake there is kind of a mist. So a nice shade from blue to Rosie Gray, passing by yellow and light pink. And it's all quiet, so just wanted to thank you. Yes, I've already sang a bit
Unity Eagle
@UnityEagle · 1:05
Hey, Saki. Yes, springtime definitely arrived in the Netherlands as well. It's about 70 degrees Fahrenheit and 21 degrees Celsius. We're in the Netherlands and things starting to grow and Bloom. And I think it's amazing, all those beautiful colors and the flowers and the birdies. Springtime is definitely one of my favorites together with fall also because of all the colors and things leaving and letting go of things. And springtime always feels like a new beginning for me
Barbara KB
@barbarakb · 2:40
Well, we've got Mallards and wood Ducks this morning, Lisbon, to all the Ducks I lived of the land of Ducks right now. That sound right there is wood Ducks. That's a Mallard. She's not happy that I'm out here. So here's my bird sounds in the morning. It's like this, especially in the early spring like this because they're all meeting and nesting and fighting over women. Those are some starlings up there in that tree
It seems they haven't come out really either. The tulips haven't all come out, so it's no use for now. But I will possibly try next Thursday. Yes. You're further down in gratitude. That's why you also have more advanced spring and also because the influence of the ocean makes it all milder at yours. So thanks a lot. It was really nice to hear as well. Manages to expand things in a beautiful way. Thank you, Silvia. Yes
It seems you're not that far away from Canada, are you? It's in the west, from what I know. And I've got some references to your part of the world from John Moyer. I'd like perhaps to read an extract from him. And yes, I'll post it because it's related to spring as well. I'll see if I can do it below or if I want to make a new post. All right. Thanks. Great stuff. Have a great weekend
Unity Eagle
@UnityEagle · 0:12
It sucky ordered to bed they didn't come out yet So I will send you some tulips from the Netherlands Here they come
Hello there, Rachel. Thanks a lot for the reply. Yes, it's full of joy, isn't it full of possibilities. Thank you for your mentioning all this. And it's a pleasure getting to know you. And yes, we are a community of loving people. At least we have something in common, sharing that season and
Paul OMahony
@omaniblog · 4:35
So you've had about six weeks on calculating of restorative period recuperation. Maybe I don't know what word you would use, but returning to life in a way, and I celebrate you for having achieved that. Thank goodness. I suppose it's what I really feel like saying. It's not to be assumed that when somebody has a long, enduring bout or depression that they will lift it'll, go away
Paul OMahony
@omaniblog · 1:32
Amanda, I have no picture in my head yet of what a jackamanda tree looks like. I just have a combination of the stickiness that came from Z Lisbon and the bougainvilleatype color. I mean, the strength of the color of Bougainville is huge in my mind. So thank you so much for that burst outburst
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. I would like to go on singing about this spring, but they have announced some bad weather for the coming days. So I will go out in the rain tomorrow morning, and I hope I can see and smell and take pictures of triflower, whirring trees
Paul OMahony
@omaniblog · 0:43
Oh? Why not sing of the joys of rain? Sing of the nourishment that falls from the clouds above? And lubricates the soil? Why not sing of the joys of all the weathers that we have? It's a shame for you to hold back? Just because one particular type of weather comes? Let me hear you sing of all weathers
Then you think it becomes kind of light, motive and just a feature. Finally, it kills the drama. Too much drama kills the drama. And yes, a nice change is often celebrated. But if there hadn't been a dull longish uniformity before a change, a change wouldn't have been that strong and interesting and elating. It's a matter of balance and change. But I agree with you
It's just occurred to me, Paul, we take the example of Kobe, how many people managed their fears so to keep them at Bay when they were too strong, to keep off the news, in order to keep some balance and to view any change there were as an opportunity, perhaps there were difficult circumstances only, but very often, even in difficult times, we can find opportunities. Opportunities? Yes, if we pay attention, if we are on the lookout of opportunities
Hello, Jonathan. Yes, spring is great, isn't it? I think we're a bit in advance on you here in Switzerland because we've had that longer spell of at least two weeks of good weather three weeks ago. And then last week it was already colder. And recently it even snowed quite low in the plain. It depends on the region