‘Round now we’re all pining to revel in spring
But seasonal timing’s no guaranteed thing
Transitional days like these are un-scenic
Thermometers glaze and turn schizophreenic
So stop being moody and “so over winter”
Put on your hoodie and celebrate sprinter!
Buahahahahaha….
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Ok but do we have to go straight into sprummer?
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;>)
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Not sure that spring is really here yet. True there are crocus, Daffodils, tulips around but no winter buds breaking open yet. Love the picture.
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Perfect word. What is sad is feeling warm when it is 35 degrees, because of the drastic cold we had.
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I love it!
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I like the way you think!
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Lol exactly! Beautiful day yesterday – pouring down the rain and chilly today!
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No sprinter for us here in New Hampshire. It’s mud season!
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Btw, I just learned this week that my Scotch-Irish ancestors were among the earliest settlers of New Hampshire. They signed the charter that created Londonderry (named for Londonderry, Ireland from whence they immigrated). It eventually split into multiple towns and cities, including Bedford, New Boston, and Manchester.
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My Scotch-Irish ancestors were also among the earliest settlers of New Hampshire. I’m descended from the Hampton Browns, who migrated a bit west to Kensington and Candia.
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A number of my ancestors, the McLaughlins, migrated from there to Canada, as well. Heck, we’re probably related! ;>)
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I have ancestors from Nova Scotia as well!
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Wait, what? I thought it was Wring!
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Sure, go with Wring and you won’t go wrong.
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Or maybe Wringer. That’s Spring with Winter on both ends. Here in east central New Mexico, where the high desert meets the high plains, we’ve been having more Wringer than anything. Just last week, we had an “imminent extreme alert seek shelter now” tornado warning, and the very next day we had a bomb cyclone with close to hurricane force winds. All Day Long.
During the first week in March we had one day with highs in the upper 70s, followed by a day with a high of 23, a low of 10, and 2″ of snow, followed by a day in the low 70s.
Wringer, definitely.
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Nice rhyming… I can tell people are getting moody, it’s Spring fever for sure right now!
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Oh boy, I want to like this, but I’m not sure I can. I do appreciate the use of the word Sprinter, however, since I enjoy running almost as much as I enjoy these early bipolar days of spring.
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Bipolar indeed.
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That’s a good attitude, and practical, too.
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Love it, Mitch!!
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