From the Editor's Computer
Spring is officially here. The geese are back, the gophers are darting around drivers’ wheels, the pussy willows are out, and buds are starting to emerge on the trees. Birds are chirping loudly every morning.
Grass is getting greener and winter garments are being exchanged for lighter and thinner garb. People are starting to think about working in their yards, and stores are stocking seeds. More and more people are getting outside to go for a stroll during these beautiful days.
Spring is a time of renewal and new growth. Nature throws off the dreariness of winter and garbs herself in rich greens and bright flowers.
What I find to be most reviving about this spring, is the water in the ditches and low places. It perks one up to see the dry places wet again. The spring rains are also a welcome sight.
If you got in a rut over winter, allow this season of renewal and growth be a time of renewal and growth for you as you try something new.
Beth
Beth
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