Twitter reminded me the other day that spring had finally arrived. I love the spring season. I look forward to it each year. I’m a spring baby. I love to feel that things are blooming. Although, my allergies most certainly go haywire. Spring is about rejuvenation. It’s about new beginnings.
However. However. This spring is brutal and doesn’t feel like a moment for rejuvenation. Unless you consider staying at home a time meant for self-improvements. Which, I do believe this can be an opportunity to self-respect and improve.
However. However. Keeping with how bleak the beginning of the new year was, the month of March has taking brutality to a new level. The other day I spent 12 hours straight in meetings. I had no idea it had gotten close to 80 degrees. I missed that entirely. I missed what could have been a near-perfect early spring day. All I had seen was the fog out my window. All I had seen were a few people down below walking hurriedly while masked up.
Spring has been playing with my emotions. All of our emotions. It seems that as a collective we may all miss out on the spring season. No baseball. No spring parties. No cherry blossoms in hand. I do have some fake flowers I can carry in my hand while I talk on and on in my meetings. That’s right. Fake flowers can still be my spring savior.
Categories: current events, photography, Psychology, society, The Seasons
psychologistmimi 
Yes. It all seems a bit surreal right now, does it not. Stay well. Allan
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FLoWeR
We arE
FLoWeR (Egg)
We CReATE THeNoW
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“This life, which had been the tomb of his virtue and of his honour, is but a walking shadow; a poor player, that struts and frets his hour upon the stage, and then is heard no more: it is a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing.” ~ Good Post 😍
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I guess the best we can do right now is enjoy it from afar, possibly best by just looking out the nearest available window. I do hope you can do that, possibly between meetings?
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I occasionally catch some of the outside world but its never enough.
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Awww . . . as you saw, I have cherry blossoms. I don’t bother with them in my hand they are all over. 🙂
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Many years ago around Easter time i was in Japan for vacation and the cherry blossoms were everywhere. I long for those days
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Wow. I did not know that Japan had a lot of Cherry Blossom, but now that I think about it I have seen many pictures of people visiting gardens. I think would prefer to visit them then to have them all tracked into the house. 😉
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