Yes, Vijaya. The saying is the Memorial Day marks the beginning of Summer. But if that were so, Spring might as well be canceled or amount to nary a weak week ;P
A happy thought! Thank you. And I got to go outside in the sunshine yesterday for the first time in 11 days since I was admitted to the hospital. Yay! Definitely a good feeling that brought a lift to my spirits.
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Thank you...though it's already looking a lot like summer here in SC :)
ReplyDeleteYes, Vijaya. The saying is the Memorial Day marks the beginning of Summer. But if that were so, Spring might as well be canceled or amount to nary a weak week ;P
ReplyDeleteA happy thought! Thank you. And I got to go outside in the sunshine yesterday for the first time in 11 days since I was admitted to the hospital. Yay! Definitely a good feeling that brought a lift to my spirits.
ReplyDelete{{{HUGS}}} Evelyn.
ReplyDeleteI really enjoy the years when we get a real spring and don't just skip from winter one day to summer the next. Tulips upon you!
ReplyDeleteIt is a great time of year, green and blossomy. I’ve always been glad to have been born in May, such a wonderful month.
ReplyDeleteHappy *belated* birthday, MirkaK
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