Can you feel it? Spring! The other day on campus one of my fellow employees was gazing out a window. He smiled and pointed, saying, "spring is in the air." I looked out the window to where he was pointing to view a young couple exchanging a kiss. Spring always seems to be associated with love.
I have noticed the birds chasing each other through the trees, ducks setting up housekeeping, and bees busily starting to gather pollen from new blossoms. Love!
I love how the trees are starting to take on new colors, leaves starting to bud out, and skies showing more blue than clouds.
This past weekend I had taken a walk just to spy some of the emerging signs of spring.
A tree in my front yard exploded in white blossoms barely tinged with a peach hue. I am told it is a star magnolia, but not being an expert, I just call it lovely.
On the Clackamas Community College campus they have a few beautiful trees with huge white blossoms. I pass by them each day I go from my car to my office, and they make me smile.
I took a shot of one flower before it fully opened and while it was ardorned with rain.
So fresh and so new.