I love this time of year, when the days are longer and the sun is out until late in the afternoon. I do love winter too, but after the bitterness of the cold and all the rain (which we needed desperately), I am ready for some California sunshine. The springtime temperature is perfect at 75-80 degrees. Warm outside, but not hot. This is the time of year I start thinking about planting my summer garden and flowers. In just a couple weeks, I’ll be putting in my tomatoes – my favorite home grown food! Looking forward to that first BLT made with my fresh tomatoes! To get my garden ready, I need to clean up the dirt by pulling a few weeds. I’ll bring in some fresh soil to make a nice home for my new flowers. I find it interesting that working in the dirt produces such beautiful results. I have loved my spring flowers this year – Tulips, Freesia, and Iris. Just this morning, I decided to take a walk in my neighborhood to see what’s blooming for other homes around me. I have to say that it lifts my spirit to see and smell the beauty that surrounds me. Soon, my hummingbirds will return. So, I have prepared fresh nectar to welcome them back.
All this spring dreaming and cleaning happens with my photos, too. Just like working in the dirt (the not so fun part), I have to weed out photos and organize and prepare for projects I want to work on. Currently, my photos are a bit of a mess. I need to gather them from Facebook, my phone, and my camera, and then transfer them into Historian so I can enjoy the fun part of photos – creating scrapbook pages and telling stories. But for now, the warm sunshine is calling my name.
This would be great as a Blueprint! Please include it soon 🙂
wendy
I love that blueprint. What is it called? I must have it.
Hi Karen,
That isn’t a BP…. I just made the page for my blog…. thinking I might turn it into a BP.
Thank you,
Kim
Please turn it into a blueprint and be sure to tell me. I have lots of flower pictures over the years from my yard.
Sure will!
Where did you find that little black clip that’s holding your photo stack? I’ve been looking for one and don’t know where to look. 🙂 Gorgeous page!!!
Hi Tammi,
Thank you. The clip is in a Designer Digitals kit called Clipped Stacks No. 05.
Kim