Happy days are here again!
The skies above are clear again!
So let’s sing a song of cheer again!
Happy days are here again!
~Excerpted lyrics by Milton Ager/Jack Yellen
Okay, so it’s not really spring yet, at least not according the the calendar, but springy things sprang up in my greenhouse yesterday. As a result melodies, not just from the birds, filled the air, and indeed it was an occasion for dancing. I didn’t care what the neighbors might think about an old lady jumpin’ around like a madwoman, it was definitely time for some singin’ and a little jig. Why? Well after weeks of waiting tulips were blooming, a daffodil had opened up, and the first bee of the season had found its way inside to sup on the nectar in my little grape hyacinths. I don’t know about you, but that’s a formula for springtime in my book. And every time beauty and miracles like that emerge from seemingly nothingness, I fall in love all over again with the Creator of the Universe. What amazing things He has made and given to us, we creatures who are often so undeserving of His gifts and His grace! Now that’s love, is it not?!
He said, “O Lord, God of Israel, there is no God like you, in heaven or on earth, keeping covenant in steadfast love with your servants who walk before you with all their heart. ~2 Chronicles 6:14 ✝
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Beautiful Natalie … the photos are stunning … I think it’s time you posted musical notes with your posts 🙂 … there seems to be a lot of melody, joy, singing and dancing of late xxx
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Now that made me laugh out loud. You may be right. I do seem to be a singin’ and a dancin’ a lot these days. It’s just that God is so good and Creation is so amazing and it’s good to be alive! I’m glad you liked my photos! Have a good evening, Liana. Blessings, Natalie 🙂
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🙂 ./’ ./’ ./’ my version of a note … ???
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Now you’ve gone and made me laugh again. That’s pretty darned good, missy! 🙂
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Lol, I’m dancing here too. I heard a birdie singing 2 days ago. I’m on Cloud 9 I tell ya! Yipee! Thank you Jesus!
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These comments are makin’ me laugh tonight. Thank you Jesus is right! Thank you for the blessing of laughter, lovely people, and the coming spring! Hugs, Natalie 🙂
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Dear Natalie, You are a woman after my own heart! I’m smiling away as I picture you singing and dancing to the beat of blossoms. Reminds me of my teacher days when I would greet my Little Chickadees (precious students) with a melody and motion at the classroom door in the morning. Have a most delightful week! Love, Bette
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Thanks, Bette. I love that expression “dancing to the beat of the blossoms.” May have to use that one. I hope you have a wonderful week too. Love, N
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Blessings! 🙂
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whoohoooo!!!! 🙂
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I pray soon you will see a breath of spring too, my friend.
Then you’ll be a singin’ and a dancin’ too. X0X0
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Wunderschön wünsche dir einen glücklichen Sonntag liebe Grüße Gislinde
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Danke, Gislinde. Segen, Natalie 🙂
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Lovely flowers and how good to be able to cherish them in the greenhouse. They definitely seem to have put you in spring mood, Natalie 🙂
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Indeed they have put me in a spring mood which is one of my favorite moods. I hope you are seeing signs of its coming where you are. Blessings, Natalie 🙂
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Lovely flowers, I wish spring would be early this year, we have had our fair shar of snow and ice!! 🙂
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Yes, you have had more than your fair share. I hope it comes early for you area too. Blessings, Natalie 🙂
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Beautiful picture, Natalie. How marvellous to have so much in your beloved greenhouse, and the ‘singin’ and a little jig’ sounds a great way to celebrate it. I have been lucky, too. I can see a carpet of crocuses and clumps of snowdrops when I look out of the window. Definitely springy! ~ Amelia 🙂
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Oh, I’m so glad you can see touches of spring where you are too! Enjoy! Blessings, Natalie 🙂
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