Hey sun…did you miss me? #WordlessWednesday #Spring #Humor
04 Wednesday Mar 2020
Posted in About Me, Barb's Commentary
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Happy Spring!! I love the Dickens quote. xo
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I know winter hasn’t been banished, but it was amazing to get a taste of spring!
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I think it has missed quite a lot of us, Barb!
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There’s something so primal about seeing the sun after a loooooong absence!
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I know what you mean, Barb!
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Oh no. Autumn will be here soon. I hope your Spring turns into a great summer.
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Noooooooo! Not autumn…
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Gorgeous 💚
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Thanks Cathy! It’s the perfect mix of days short enough that dawn comes at a civilized hour and long enough that we can hope for summer.
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Beautiful pictures! Yours?
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Yes—our garden and down on the town beach.
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Gorgeous! I already knew Scotland was photogenic!
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Even in the dead of winter, I think Scotland is stunning. (Of course, you only have a few hours of daylight to admire a winter day, so I do prefer those loooooong summer days.)
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Happy you got to see at least a bit of sun!
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Today Scotland was teasing us. “Hey, look, we could SO have sun. Sucka.”
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Looking forward to experiencing this at the end of August (a Smithsonian tour, but next year we will go back, rent a car and visit a bunch of places I’m making a list of. also a chance to use my Gaelic!)
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Please send some of this color to muddy March in New England. Great photos, Barb.
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Well, you have to remember–this is SCOTLAND. (You only have to wait 10 minutes, and it will probably be raining, sleeting, or full-on mud. We have to take spring on the one afternoon she shows up!)
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Haha! 😀
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Very nice pictures. And I love the quote of Dickens’.
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