@grammyn It was a good surprise. @corinnec They are popping up a little early even for this part of the south. @onewing Thank you Babs. Next month things will probably start showing. @olivetreeann One never knows. A few warm days in the winter and things get fooled. @shutterbug49 Thank you Debbie. @kjarn I thought the same thing about the word, but apparently the other two words are correct. Thanks. @jamibann Thank you Issi. I don't know if they migrate toward each other under the ground or what but they always do seem to be in bunches. @rensala Won't be as long until spring as it has been. @craftymeg Thanks Meg. I never see snowdrops here. don't know if they don't grow here or people just don't plant them. @jacqbb Thank you. @haskar Always a pretty reminder. @tunia Yes, but even that's early. It usually starts around the beginning of Lent. Of course that's only 2 weeks away. @pyrrhula Thank you.
@bkbinthecity Thanks Brian.
@corinnec They are popping up a little early even for this part of the south.
@onewing Thank you Babs. Next month things will probably start showing.
@olivetreeann One never knows. A few warm days in the winter and things get fooled.
@shutterbug49 Thank you Debbie.
@kjarn I thought the same thing about the word, but apparently the other two words are correct. Thanks.
@jamibann Thank you Issi. I don't know if they migrate toward each other under the ground or what but they always do seem to be in bunches.
@rensala Won't be as long until spring as it has been.
@craftymeg Thanks Meg. I never see snowdrops here. don't know if they don't grow here or people just don't plant them.
@jacqbb Thank you.
@haskar Always a pretty reminder.
@tunia Yes, but even that's early. It usually starts around the beginning of Lent. Of course that's only 2 weeks away.
@pyrrhula Thank you.