"Anne blew a couple of airy kisses from her fingertips past the cherry blossoms and then, with
her chin in her hands, drifted luxuriously out on a sea of daydreams."
L.M.Montgomery, Anne of Green Gables
While driving through town these days, I'm prone to distraction. Along every street, singly here and there, or marching in grand allées (de grandes allées in French) in front of houses, cherry trees are blooming. In parks. In empty lots. Pink clouds of sweetness. Sure signs of spring. Although the skies may alternate grey and blue, although the wind blows chill, spring is well underway. Hooray for spring, I say!
Linking to Mosaic Monday, hosted by Mary of the Little Red House. There's sure to be more posts welcoming spring there.
No such story here, but I'll content myself to enjoy your spring story instead. Beautiful blossoms, lovely mosaic.
ReplyDeleteSounds like pretty scenes with all the tree blossoming. No signs of spring here, winter does not want to leave. I do enjoy your pretty photos, thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the beautiful cherry blossoms on this snowy Sunday evening. They give me hope for Spring in NE Missouri.
ReplyDeleteOh lovely! That's something we don't see here in Florida! Happy Spring to you! Enjoy your week!
ReplyDeleteAren't they gorgeous! Whole streets full of ice cream balls of colour. I love it!
ReplyDeleteI think you are ahead of us--is that possible? I haven't seen ours yet, but of course its been really cold here.
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty mosaic!! Thanks for sharing their beauty with us. Some of the flowering trees are in bloom here, but not as full/pretty as in past Springs. Spring is really slow arriving this year.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by and nice comment on daughter's creations. I think daughter said she made the hat for someone to give as a gift to a baby boy. Sundress is granddaughter's and she will be "styling" on Easter. :-D
Hope you have enjoyed the weekend.
Love your pictures and your quote. I am a 74 year old lover of Anne and am hoping to get to the island this summer. My husband hikes the mountains of NH. and Maine, and this year I have decided to go. I want so badly to see the play and the area. I used to teach Anne with my English students. She is the love of my life....other than my husband. genie
ReplyDeleteHow I would love to see those blooms here. Gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteThere's an example of pink perfection!
ReplyDeleteThe blooms are pretty and make me long for ours to hurry up in Ontario.
ReplyDeleteJudith
Beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteStunning....
ReplyDeleteAlthough we don't have the ornamental cherries up here, we do have acres upon acres of fruit trees that coat the land in a marshmallow haze.
Jen
I just love cherry blossoms. So so pretty.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful mosaic, Lorrie!
ReplyDeleteI will have to visit Denver to see the cherry trees when they bloom along Cherry Creek. We had 8 inches of snow this weekend so I think I will have to wait a little longer to do that ..lol.
How lovely that your excellent photography is of beautiful cherry blossoms ~ You must live in a warmer climate ~ No spring in New England, yet ~ Enjoy ^_^
ReplyDeletewhat a lovely quote - I love it! And I also like the way you have inserted the close up over the top of the wider image. Lovely post for Monday.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful week.
That certainly would be a beautiful distraction. :) Have a wonderful week. Tammy
ReplyDeleteOh those fat pink buds are delicious - and yes at last a wonderful sign that Spring has arrived in all her beauty at last!!!
ReplyDeleteA wonderful mosaic Lorrie.
Shane ♥
Awe, I love Anne of Green Gables;') The Cherry blossoms are glorious!
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