🌺🌼🌸WEENIE DOG WEDNESDAY: SPRING HAS SPRUNG!🌺🌼🌸

Although March 20 is officially the first day of Spring, it has definitely “sprung” here in the South, with pollen coating everything ~ and the daffodils and azaleas have burst forth as well!

Some places are still experiencing snow and ice, so we hope our “spring-y” doxies will brighten your day! Happy Wednesday, FURiends! 

 

OUR FLOWERS: STILL BLOOMING!

 I’m happy to report that the flowers in our yard, represented below, are still blooming! Of course, here in the Southeast, we’re expecring 90+ temperatures this week. The names of each are captioned below:

Lantana

Madagascar periwinkle

Purple Heart

Mexican Petunia

Angel Trumpet

Hibiscus

Have a wonderful Monday and a great week!

OUR FLOWERS!

My husband Clark and I have a deal: he takes care of the outside (house & yard), and I take care of the inside (cleaning, cooking, etc.).

With that explained, I want to share pictures of some of our flowers. Enjoy!

Madagascar periwinkles

Hibiscus

Iris

Hibiscus & lantana

Hibiscus

Day lily

Hibiscus

Angel trumpet

Purple heart

Day lily

Hydrangea

Lily if the Nile

Happy Monday!
 

MORE FLOWERS

 Here are more w that have started blooming in our yard:

SPRING HAS SPRUNG!

Tomorrow is officially the first day of Spring, so why not see some blooming doxies? I can't think of anything better with which to start off the season, can you? Enjoy these eye candy doxies:

Dachshunds . . . you gotta love 'em.

SPRING HAS SPRUNG, DOXIE STYLE

Spring has definitely arrived here in Georgia, and the pollen as well! We might see a little more cold weather, but I'm hoping it won't freeze and spoil all the azaleas that are bursting forth all over our neighborhood.

Here are some cute doxies for you who are enjoying the nice weather:

"Oooooo! Where are my shades?"

Doxie relaxing his very own custom-sized,
environmentally-friendly tanning bed!

"Spring has sprung!"

Dachshunds (and spring) . . . you gotta love 'em!

FLOWER CHILD

Duke loves to smell flowers, even if they aren't food!  In fact, he just loves to lollygag about in the yard when he's supposed to be doing his business.  Doxie lovers, you know whereof I speak!

A ROSE BY ANY OTHER NAME . . .

This rose is one of the first (actually, the second) to bloom in our front yard.  It is my favorite kind of rose:  dark red, velvety petals, shiny green leaves, classic scent, and yes, even thorns. 

Those thorns make one appreciate the good attributes of a rose.  We tiptoe gingerly around those thorns, always very respectful of their sharpness--all the while, admiring the beauty and complexity of the bloom itself.

What lessons can be gleaned from merely admiring such a beauty of God's creation?

VALENTINE'S DAY AND TRUE LOVE

With Valentine's Day approaching, we hear all this talk about love, Cupid, roses, chocolates, and teddy bears (there's nothing wrong with any of that, mind you!).  We all enjoy giving gifts to those we love.  But let us remind ourselves about true love, that eternal love that God exemplifies toward His children:

Now that is true love to emulate!