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Gorgeous bloom!
My flower, have a blessed Sunday!
It’s official!
Isn’t Spring wonderful! 🙂
Ah, so pretty. Nothing says spring like a daffodil.
Whoa! Excellent, it is almost popping out. 🙂
I’m so happy for you guys! We’ve yet to see crocus up here. But we’re getting there.
Gorgeous! I’ve seen quite a few around our neighborhood the past week! And all the trees are blooming in spite of the grumpy weather. I have to remind myself to look around when I start whining about the gray skies!!
Sylvia
Such a cheerful and beautiful flower.
Seriously jealous. I really miss spring flowers. (from back when we lived where there was a winter, followed by early spring ;>)
Doesn’t a daffodil just make you feel so happy?
Thanks Yogi, you’ve made my day 🙂
I love daffodils. They remind me of my grandmother and her yard. =)
If Sweetie’s Daffs are blooming, why is it snowing here?
Very nicely captured. I’m not sure that ours are going to bloom this year.
Yes!
I’m still on my belly in the mud sizing up the leaves and wondering when. I feel like a grandma with all this second-person observation going on!
Spring at last, spring at last, hallelujah it is spring at last!
AH! LOVELY!
No fair! We don’t have even a hint of spring yet. They’re beautiful!
Daffodils are the joy of the morning and the solace of the evening.