Waiting for the Season to Change
buds on cottonwood limbs eagerly awaiting spring
I’m looking forward to seeing color again. The month of March is a study in patience dear friends.
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I don’t know how long we’ll have to be patient,our lawns, driveways are still full of snow.
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you got that right! do you ever notice those trees that when they are “changing” literally produce SPIKES that stick out?! i mean, they could poke out someone’s eye. haha.
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March and April are definitely hard months around here. Everyone is ready for spring! I find myself taking notice to little patches of green here and there. The wind has been exceptionally bad this year. For those of us who work out of our homes it seems to get on our nerves a bit more. Time will take care of all of these issues though!
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Very nicely oriental in feeling – I love those tapered buds.
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Here in Oslo, Norway, it’s actually starting to look like spring, it’s lovely! http://thishouseblog.wordpress.com/2014/03/15/spring-feeling/
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