In southern
Grass greening, daffies dilling, tu lips smacking, crocuses croaking, birds nesting, forsythia frolicking in golden glory… spring is two months early!
Along come
sour-dour faces on heads that imitate a slow pendulum back and forth: “It
doesn’t bode well. Spring is premature. You wait and see. There’ll be a killing
frost. We could still have blizzards. It’s all gonna die.”
Huh. Maybe so,
maybe not.
As for me, I’ve
got a Book in my hand; here’s what it says (emphasis mine):
“This is the day that the Lord has made; let us rejoice and be glad in it” (Psalm 118:24 ESV).
Rejoice!
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Tu lips smacking--love this! Will be stealing, I mean borrowing, for sure!
ReplyDeleteMarie, I thank you for your comment, and will save your testimony by giving you permission--so it's not stealing!
ReplyDeleteAnd Gail, thank you for the wonderful photos, since blogger refused mine. You are a wonder!
Your positive-ness is contagious. You are right. The time to enjoy the beginning of spring is now.
ReplyDeleteToday is the day for Psalm 118:24!
Thanks, Robin. Lovely post.
Great verse, Lori! Glad to be contagious in a good way--thanks!
DeleteLove your play on words! Yes, spring is early and I wiil rejoice!
ReplyDeleteWe're 'joicing together, then, Joanie!
DeleteIsn't it glorious? I want to add a 'Yippee!' Thanks for the uplifting look at the upside of 'global warming' :)
ReplyDelete'Tis indeed glorious--and it continues! Thanks, Prude.
DeleteI feel like rejoicing thanks to you!
ReplyDeleteHey, we're on the exact same paragraph, same page! Thanks, Lori.
DeleteNice!! My tulips are about to pop and I have some bleeding heart starting to...bleed. :) Nice to hear from you!
ReplyDeleteHa! Lisa, I can picture your yard; and it sounds a little like a setting for a whodunnit! Thanks for reading, my friend.
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