Happy Easter and
a Blessed Spring Xanga 

Yes, I am slowed down a little but I am getting over my Cancer surgery and expecting a bright and active future. 

I am posting some of my older floral photographs for your viewing and hope you enjoy seeing them.  Only one, the last one, is currant, taken on the 25th here in my yard and called my First Sign of Spring, 2005. 

We are promised rain for Easter Sunday but I don’t expect it will dampen my spirits and I do hope you feel the same and the exhilaration that Easter should bring to you in your part of the world.

My new header that I put up is Bloodroot in bloom.  The blossoms come first and are gone soon after the leaves come in full.

 

Mums at a roadside stand

Blooming Mimosa, Norfolk, Virginia

Hydrangeas, Norfolk, Virginia

Vinka or Myrtle, my yard, Cincinnati

One of the many violets, white, yellow, purple that volunteer their annual beauty to my yard, Cincinnati

Bloodroot leaves, my yard, Cincinnati

Dandelion sentry, my yard, Cincinnati

Dogwood, volunteer, my yard, Cincinnati

Wake Robin, my yard, Cincinnati

Hens and Chicks, neighbors yard, Cincy

Variegated Crocus, my yard, Cincinnati
March 25, 2005

Until the next time Easter Blessings to one and all and God bless this planet we live on with real peace and understanding, sometime in the future,