On Tuesdays and Thursdays, I post a picture and just a few words.
In the winter, the air in our bedroom gets super dry and it takes near constant running of the humidifier to keep the air moist enough for comfy breathing.
But oh, happy happiness, the weather has turned, and even though the heat does still kick on, it’s not enough to suck all the moisture out of the air.
So yesterday, I dried and cleaned the parts because it’s time to store this away until next winter.
One more sign spring is on its way…
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Any small signs of spring you’re seeing?
(We have to grasp at straws here, people. 😉 )
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SandyH
Friday 20th of March 2015
We have had, for us here in S Texas, a fairly late spring, mainly because of all the RAIN. But I'm not really complaining, as we have had our share of drought, too, in the past. But we are most likely about to go straight to summer, which I could describe as identical to the Florida description above! A/C bills in the hundreds of dollars....
jenny_o
Thursday 19th of March 2015
Well, the foot of snow we got yesterday was heavy and wet, instead of light and fluffy, because the temperature is milder - and around here, that's the only sign of spring we're seeing! (Canada's Atlantic coast)
Really REALLY grasping :)
Cathy Simon
Friday 20th of March 2015
I too am in Atlantic Canada....my backyard garden is currently buried in 9 feet of snow and my front flower bed is under 20 feet of snow from the plows and we're supposed to get 20 more cm's of snow tomorrow night...no exaggeration on those numbers....so for a sign of spring, I would say it's the fact that the snow has melted enough that I can see the pavement on my driveway!
Carla
Thursday 19th of March 2015
The tulips we bought on our trip to Amsterdam last fall are just peeping up. Spring is coming!
Susan T.
Thursday 19th of March 2015
I thoroughly enjoyed putting away the fuzzy flannel sheets this week and welcoming back smooth, cool, woven sheets. Also, checking in on the Berry College Eagle Cam, (http://www.berry.edu/eaglecam/), is a fascinating distraction at this time of year when winter still has a hold in upstate NY. Two eaglets hatched last month and be observed in the nest 24/7. Two-four inches of snow coming tomorrow.......
JD
Thursday 19th of March 2015
Well, the pear tree skipped blooming and went straight to leafing out, the azaleas have already started blooming, the redbuds have bloomed, our dogwoods are white with blossoms -- and all that means to me is the HEAT is coming, fast. Kristen, you and your husband should vacation in Florida in July or August to see just how hot and humid it gets and stays for long, long months. Then add in love bugs each May and September splattered all over your cars (they stink when they get smashed), the mosquitos, which are already out in full force now, and the biting sand gnats and yellow flies.... And oh, yes, hurricanes and tornadoes. And outrageous A/C bills. I think you may really decide to only come in the winter! It would be a good choice, in my opinion.