Seeking Hope: Spring Season Crocus

spring season crocus

spring season crocus

The best signs of hope aren’t even news! A natural sign, one from our own mother and greatest supporter- nature!

This winter has been plagued by -40 weather, blizzards and relentless bad news. What human being can live without hope?

But, there is a magnificent reminder, an exquisite and tender light at the end of this tunnel of misery we’re being dragged down. Hope shows itself precious and beautiful; and that is the spring season crocus.

I’ve built you a garden of crocus so that, even if in your neck of the woods they haven’t poked their bright and beautiful faces at you, you can still see them.

Woo- and a recipe! A great and happy breakfast recipe that I love and save just for spring.

So, my fellow americans, in whom ‘hope springs eternal’, take a quick look. I hope it encourages you to face what’s coming with new energy, strength and freshness of purpose.

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About Margaret

Time for me to use my degree, other education and experience, and REALLY begin writing. In this time of incredible social change, both at home and abroad, it is really time to start speaking out.
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3 Responses to Seeking Hope: Spring Season Crocus

  1. Spook says:

    A lovely read and very true. Everybody has to have hope and I believe it is a primal need of human beings.

  2. John Michael says:

    I’ll raise you a field of blooming daffodils and 3 robins!

  3. Surly-Mac says:

    Thanks for the show AND the recipe. (You’ve probably just qualified for the new “crocus bailout”….)

    I always find something of value here! Have a wonderful day.

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