Finally, it seems to be spring more than just according to the calendar, and I hope that where you are , there are surprises in your surroundings (or perhaps your hearts) that seemed so hidden during this especially long winter. In my first spring here in Denver (2009) I was just learning how to use a digital camera that I had purchased in 2008 when there were many transitions that were important to capture for later viewing: one son graduating from college, another getting married 2 weeks later, and a move to a new city after 40 years in another.
So, on a beautiful spring morning I walked down to Sloan’s Lake about 15 minutes from my home and began the 2 1/2 mile trail around the lake, camera in hand, looking for a picture “to take.” Fortunately I didn’t find one, rather it found me. Today’s image is one of five that someone carved on the trunks of large trees that had been cut down perhaps because of disease, but rather, I imagine, to make room for a new playground right next to it/them.
Wishing you delight and joy as you wander into a new season with it’s promises, perhaps also some pruning to make room for something yet to grow.
IBK