Wow, so incredibly beautiful. We are still covered with snow and ice here in Ohio. My husband and I are planning a trip to Portland, and this photo makes me all the more excited for it!
Fabulous. It's still a little gray here in Pittsburgh, but since March hit, I've felt a distinct difference. Maybe it's just because I know the worst is (hopefully) over.
I just got home from a week in San Francisco and Big Sur and was loving all those trees in bloom! And the daffodils, the Japanese Tea Garden in Golden Gate Park...can't wait till spring springs in Pennsylvania!
I have whiye blossoms here in Mexico. While doing the dishes yesterday and feeling frustrated with all the lame stuff happening that day, looking out the window and seeing them made me smile... That picture is lovely!
Woah! Still snow, ice and cold (or sort of) here in Alaska. I like to think that it is spring somewhere. (Ps: I gave the address of your blog to a friend who just broke her ankle and has to stay in bed. She loves your posts, it is a sweet occupation for her).
lovely spring...oh, how i adore you! can't wait till you make it to alaska. come by my little space if you'd like to win some fun cozy hand warmers for those breezy spring nights. xo
In Seattle, too! Welcome, March.
ReplyDeleteI'm jealous of your pink blooms! March is shy in my neck of the woods...she needs coercing.
ReplyDeleteAnd here I've been yelling at her to hurry up...
absolutely, lusciously beautiful
ReplyDeleteand isn't it wonderful how the whole tree seems to burst overnight? i love spring.
i love celebration.
Well I won't be seeing those pink blooms for a while yet...it's all snow snow snow here in NY. Scrumptious Photo !
ReplyDeletethat photo makes my heart ache. forecast here today? rain, snow, cold, BLECH.
ReplyDeleteWow, so incredibly beautiful. We are still covered with snow and ice here in Ohio. My husband and I are planning a trip to Portland, and this photo makes me all the more excited for it!
ReplyDeleteFabulous. It's still a little gray here in Pittsburgh, but since March hit, I've felt a distinct difference. Maybe it's just because I know the worst is (hopefully) over.
ReplyDeleteFlowers and sunshine, here I come.
oh, friend. You are so lucky. Your trees are weeks ahead of my trees. weeks, I tell you, weeks!
ReplyDeletewhat a beautiful beautiful pola.
This is pure beauty.
ReplyDeleteso jealous! here in PA we are still knee deep in snow. excited for april!
ReplyDeletei love lions. and that tree!
ReplyDeleteI just got home from a week in San Francisco and Big Sur and was loving all those trees in bloom! And the daffodils, the Japanese Tea Garden in Golden Gate Park...can't wait till spring springs in Pennsylvania!
ReplyDeleteI'm in Portland too. Our trees are blooming...and my eyes are watering. I love them anyway!
ReplyDeleteme too.
ReplyDeletegorgeous.
I have whiye blossoms here in Mexico. While doing the dishes yesterday and feeling frustrated with all the lame stuff happening that day, looking out the window and seeing them made me smile...
ReplyDeleteThat picture is lovely!
what spring fabulousness! (okay if that's not a word I'm making it one) gorgeous image.
ReplyDeleteoh, send some of the blooming, my way. won't cha please.
ReplyDeletexo
I just found your Etsy shop! I love it!
ReplyDeleteWoah! Still snow, ice and cold (or sort of) here in Alaska. I like to think that it is spring somewhere. (Ps: I gave the address of your blog to a friend who just broke her ankle and has to stay in bed. She loves your posts, it is a sweet occupation for her).
ReplyDeletelovely spring...oh, how i adore you! can't wait till you make it to alaska.
ReplyDeletecome by my little space if you'd like to win some fun cozy hand warmers for those breezy spring nights.
xo
my word this is gorgeous. i need to spend the weekend shooting (and smelling!) all the blossoms here in seattle. i wasn't prepared, they are so early!
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