Yesterday was sunny and warm. Last night there was a brief thunderstorm with great lightning. April is "possible" tornado month here in GA. The weather is pretty unpredictable. We don't get tornados often but, when we do, they can be quite devastating. I'm just glad it's April and spring is in the air. There are daffodils blooming and the hyacinths have already shown their color. The dogwoods are beginning to bud out and the grass is beginning to green up.
I haven't started any seeds yet since I've seen it snow in April and last year we had a hard freeze late in the season that totally killed the fig tree. Patience is not my strong point but, much as I'd like to get things going, I'll wait 'til the end of the month.
Y'all have a pretty day.
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- I live in a log cabin in North Georgia. I have crafter's ADD so I do many things such as knitting, quilting, basketry, and making jewelry. Some of it actually sells. Otherwise I spend a lot of time with my daughter (she introduced me to the world of blogging). I am an older woman (not OLD) who is crotchety, sometimes abrasive, and truthful 99.5% of the time. I like to travel and, if ever given the opportunity, would love to see more of this country, even though I've already seen quite a bit.
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I may start some seeds in the garage this week. And put the avocados out. Or let the nice young people who are lodging with me put the avocados out since THEIR backs aren't being horrid to them.
Mwah!
I love the smells of Spring - flowers, freshly cut grass, and turned over dirt. Not hot enough yet for sour little boys, so all's well on that front. And yesterday, I added the smell of roast lamb - delightful! Ligustrom and roses and lemon blossoms and ....Wish I could work outside today!
Spring has definitely come to southeast Texas!
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